What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

[miromiro]

What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

The chapter's named "Finally" but what does finally happen? It's nothing new besides the fact that Obito seems to finally control Juubi. Is that what finally happens?

And, am I the only one who doesn't understand what those panels were about? Why does Obito's arms and feet split from his body? And at some point even his head got split apart. Pretty gross if you ask me. What is the idea behind these panels? After all those splittings, he finally turns back and poof, new Juubi Jinchuuriki Power-Up?

 

[Everztar]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

Obito vs Juubi i guess? not too sure tho...

 

[Fair Warning]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

Finally Obito can use his powers to bring back Rin.



Duh.

 

[DrukenT]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

what body of obito is separated, is juubi vs obito, is how to graph it

 

[WhistleBlower]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

I think it means "finally" Obito has control of the Juubi as a jinchuuriki. As we saw earlier he didn't speak a single word but ruthlessly attacked but now he can speak and has control after his mini-mind battle within the juubi. ​

 

[mun]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

It means hes "finally" in his final transformation(final form)

 

[XxLapizxLazulixX]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

Finally was meaning, Obito finally took control

Before, Obito was being torn apart by the Juubi who was taking over, but after focusing on Rin, Obito's willpower eventually overpowered the juubi, thus allowing obito to finally take control of the situation

 

[SAmIDeXtEr]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

i had to log in just to answer a question to a obvious answer
'Obito's dna was fluctuating(not stable)
His will to save rin gave him the might to overpower the juubi therefore transforming into SO6PATHS...

What finally happened is simply obito gaining control of the juubi's essense

 

[Honord Sage]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

The war of minds and Wills between Obito and the Juubi,Obito nearly absorbed by the Juubi,He had to fight His way to control,He use the memory of Rin to save Himself.

 

[Transcendence]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

"Finally" was in reference to the finality of the mind battle between Obito and the Juubi. Before, Obito was being somewhat overtaken mentally by the Juubi. In the chapter the Juubi was trying to come out of Obito's body and release itself. Obito stopped it and "Finally" suppressed the Juubi to gain control.

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

I think it was like a tug of war with the juubi, and when he won, he became a perfect jinchuuriki.

 

[valandil988]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

What I don't understand is whether this "mental" battle is hard at all....I mean against that much powerful chakra yes its hard but I don't see if being harder than pulling out the kyuubi's chakra as it has an actual mind.

 

[voids]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

It was representing obito being torn apart from the juubi's great power. He was close to total death because of his lack of control. But guess what Rin got wet and he turned everything around.

 

[griems]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

Getting pretty sick of him using Rin for such nonsense. I mean for christ sake he's known her for what? 9 years assuming they go to the acedemy around age 4 and then they probably wern't that close untill they got in the same team and even then.. she didn't really show any romantic intrest in him.

I wish I could remember some childhood crush whenever I need some power-on-the-go.

 

[kazeshini]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

its crazy how bad guys in any manga/anime series can control a new power almost instantly(obito, aizen) but good guys(ichigo, naruto, killerbee) need to go through extensive training to even get a name from their inner power.

 

[Bloodytaste]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

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I think its just him sayin "finally" ? Logic wtf!

 

[Itachi Edo]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

I took it as he's finally in control.

 

[TonyJT]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

How can Obito wear so many masks? First, we find out he was Tobi. Now, we find out he's the wretched egg. Like when did he even become a deadman?

 

[GhostProject]

Re: What does "Finally" stand for? + Who found Obito's body splitting confusing?

He said it to Minato and I think it referred to Team Minato will be reunited. During Obito's power struggle with the Juubi, he had imagined their picture ripping as he was losing, then once he had won, he imagined the picture whole again and responded "Finally...Sensei".

It would seem as a reminder of his motivations and intentions as a villain, and to also let us know he is human still and now in control.