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I understand that Obito wanted Sasuke and his group to be his servants in capturing the remaining Jinchurikis but is that all there is to it? what is this mention of Obito about synchronizing the Gedo Mazo with Sasuke? could he have intended Sasuke and not Madara to be the Jinchuriki of the Juubi? the counter argument for this is that if Obito really intend to make Sasuke the host of the Ten Tails then why did he not bring Sasuke along with him during the Juubi's revival? even if Sasuke escaped from Zetsu then Obito would've been alerted by the Zetsu clones of his escape if Sasuke was indeed truly vital to the Juubi's revival, but a counter-argument for this is that Madara was revived unexpectedly by Kabuto which could have jeopardized Obito's original plans and had abandon Sasuke on his own. If we assume that Obito intended Sasuke as the Jinchuriki of the Juubi, then it could only mean one thing: Obito had no intention of reviving Madara because it was Madara's original plan to become the Jinchuriki himself.
But what could have driven Obito to deviate from Madara's original plan, why didn't he have the intention to revive him? I think this is the reason: It is my suspicion that after Madara's death. "Tobi" assuming Madara's persona, gained control of the Mist Village, and in doing so he must have found out something about the circumstances of Rin's death, that Madara could've planned her demise all along by using mist ninjas as a way to lure Obito into his service, that could also explain why Obito said to Kakashi "You Let Rin Die" when it was shown that Kakashi killed her himself. Perhaps Obito knew Madara's involvement in her death and that Rin (whose body was "modified) was a sort of involuntary spy, a Manchurian candidate or a walking time bomb and blamed Kakashi for not being strong enough to protect Rin from what was done to her rather than because Kakashi truly intended to kill her because she was a traitor or she was evil.
So in conclusion:
1. Obito didn't want to revive Madara and wanted to use Sasuke instead as the Juubi's host
2. Obito found out Madara was behind Rin's death all along
3. Obito did not blame Kakashi for killing Rin but rather blamed him for his weakness in protecting Rin from something Madara and the Mist Ninjas did to her. hence the words "You Let Rin Die"
But what could have driven Obito to deviate from Madara's original plan, why didn't he have the intention to revive him? I think this is the reason: It is my suspicion that after Madara's death. "Tobi" assuming Madara's persona, gained control of the Mist Village, and in doing so he must have found out something about the circumstances of Rin's death, that Madara could've planned her demise all along by using mist ninjas as a way to lure Obito into his service, that could also explain why Obito said to Kakashi "You Let Rin Die" when it was shown that Kakashi killed her himself. Perhaps Obito knew Madara's involvement in her death and that Rin (whose body was "modified) was a sort of involuntary spy, a Manchurian candidate or a walking time bomb and blamed Kakashi for not being strong enough to protect Rin from what was done to her rather than because Kakashi truly intended to kill her because she was a traitor or she was evil.
So in conclusion:
1. Obito didn't want to revive Madara and wanted to use Sasuke instead as the Juubi's host
2. Obito found out Madara was behind Rin's death all along
3. Obito did not blame Kakashi for killing Rin but rather blamed him for his weakness in protecting Rin from something Madara and the Mist Ninjas did to her. hence the words "You Let Rin Die"
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