Why did Kisame think Tobi was Madara?

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In Naruto Shippuden episode 142, Tobi took off his mask to reveal his identity to Kisame. The strange part is that Kisame recognized him as Madara. Why is this? Obviously we know Tobi is Obito now.
 

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because kisame never knew the real madara
 

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Read the manga
In kisame's Flashback Madara was the one who brought Kisame to akatsuki
See Episode 250 And 251 you will know the answer of your question
 
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He knew it was Obito, Obito told him his plan and told him he's going by Madara. Think about it kisame isn't dumb obito first showed himself when he was controlling the 4th mizukage and that was a while ago. At the time obito was probably 13-16 and looked young Madara would have been like 100 years old.
 

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because kisame never knew the real madara

Yeah, but why would he assume Tobi was someone who should have been long dead? It would be much more likely for him to be another Uchiha, perhaps someone that survived the massacre.
 

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because kisame never knew the real madara

Yeah, but why would he assume Tobi was someone who should have been long dead? It would be much more likely for him to be another Uchiha, perhaps someone that survived the massacre.
 

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Yeah, but why would he assume Tobi was someone who should have been long dead? It would be much more likely for him to be another Uchiha, perhaps someone that survived the massacre.

Because to be able to control a kage like he was no more then a puppet certainly sounds like something Madara could do.
 

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Read the manga
In kisame's Flashback Madara was the one who brought Kisame to akatsuki
See Episode 250 And 251 you will know the answer of your question

You only see Madara's silhouette in those episodes, and it looks nothing like Obito. Unless he was going through a rebellious phase and had grown out his hair.
 

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was obito the one who controlled the mizukage??
 

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Are you asking why Kisame didn't take Obito's words of being Madara as a lie or are you asking why he didn't recognize Madara's face? Because I'm pretty sure he never saw the real Madara in person so he wouldn't know what he looks like.

As far as him taking Obtio's word for being the real Madara, what else was he supposed to do? I mean sure the real Madara was supposed to be dead but this is Naruto after all. If Oro and Tsunade can still look as young as they do at age 50 or so, what's to stop someone as powerful as Madara to look young after being around for 100 years or so? Obito told him he was Madara and he didn't have anything else better to call him, so why not

Read the manga
In kisame's Flashback Madara was the one who brought Kisame to akatsuki
See Episode 250 And 251 you will know the answer of your question

That was Obito not Madara. The manga showed us that Madara killed himself when Obito was still a little boy. He was dead long before Kisame joined the akatsuki. Plus Obito was growing his hair out for a little while
 
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Because to be able to control a kage like he was no more then a puppet certainly sounds like something Madara could do.

The other day I saw someone with glasses and a scar on his forehead. It's safe to assume that Harry Potter is real.
 

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Read the manga
In kisame's Flashback Madara was the one who brought Kisame to akatsuki
See Episode 250 And 251 you will know the answer of your question

Okay what? Read the manga? It was pretty clear Obito didn't show his face when he had mizukage under genjutsu. If you thought that was Madara I don't even know what to tell you.

If you pretentiously tell somebody to read the manga at least know what you're talking about.
 

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its so simple.. because Tobi is a liar.. he lied his way throughout the whole manga, lying to nagato as well.. this is a Stup1d question
 

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The Obito/Madara from episode 251 has really long hair styled like Madara's. Tobi has always had short hair. So basically, Obito looked like Madara in that episode only to lead on the viewers. Obviously Obito reverted to his normal look shortly after for Kisame, off screen, or else Obito would have never been recognized in episode 142. If that makes sense.
 

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The other day I saw someone with glasses and a scar on his forehead. It's safe to assume that Harry Potter is real.

Sorry Mate, I like cosplaying.
 

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Tobi/Obito used transformation jutsu. That's all :scorps:
 

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Obito's face was half scarred and he was taller due to Zetsu, Kisame must have assumed that it was Madara because of the scars from the war
 

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Obito's face was half scarred and he was taller due to Zetsu, Kisame must have assumed that it was Madara because of the scars from the war

This. It also means that it was Obito who was controlling Yagura.
 
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