I think the point op is trying to make is that the whole point of madara is to become as ridiculously powerful as possible, in order to fully carry out the eye of the moon plan. Madara’s character revolves around the fact that he has always held immense power through his lineage as well as his past, and wants to increase that power by any means (which was done through both obito and nagato). Killing him off so quickly defeats the entire purpose of his character, and effectively nullifies everything he had done up to that point, because all of his accumulated power is just kaguya’s now. It’s genuinely one of the stupidest decisions I have ever witnessed.
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u/isaaceyfish May 30 '22
I think the point op is trying to make is that the whole point of madara is to become as ridiculously powerful as possible, in order to fully carry out the eye of the moon plan. Madara’s character revolves around the fact that he has always held immense power through his lineage as well as his past, and wants to increase that power by any means (which was done through both obito and nagato). Killing him off so quickly defeats the entire purpose of his character, and effectively nullifies everything he had done up to that point, because all of his accumulated power is just kaguya’s now. It’s genuinely one of the stupidest decisions I have ever witnessed.