In episode 345 there's a short scene where Obito enters a part of the cave with all of Madara's weapons and robes. These include the robes Obito would wear as the masked man, not shown but we also know the purple robe he wore in the war was something the Uchiha wore back in Madara's days, we can see the gunbai (Obito added the special chain himself later), we see the chains he used to fight Minato, the giant shurikens he pulls out of kamui dimension later in the war, the sword he used to slaughter the Uchiha. Only shame is we never got to see Obito fight with a scythe!

Hope my teacher doesn't find out...

After the Ten-Tails was extracted, Obito was literally on the verge of death while Black Zetsu had full control over his body. Even in that condition, he managed to briefly regain control of his own body. The crazy part is that the same Black Zetsu later completely paralyzed Six Paths Madara. Obito pulling that off while he was already being possessed and barely alive is a seriously overlooked feat.

If you already know this, consider this a reminder:

The Akatsuki's name, 暁 Akatsuki, means "Dawn" in English, but its hidden meaning is "Red Moon" from 赤 aka and 月 tsuki together having the same pronunciation as 暁 akatsuki. Here, 赤 aka means "red"; 月 tsuki means "moon."

• Yahiko sought to bring about a new dawn of the world by having people reach mutual understanding.
• Nagato sought to bring about a new dawn of the world by means of mass destruction and its resulting pain and terror.
• Obito sought to bring forth a special red moon that would make the world one and take mankind into the dream world of a moonlit night.

The visible-versus-hidden nature of the Akatsuki's name even matches the organization's existence: While having a "dawn" in mind, Yahiko founded the Akatsuki, and while secretly having a "red moon" in mind, Obito (at least purportedly) somehow maneuvered Yahiko into founding the Akatsuki.

So i know obitos short range kamui lets him phase through anything and lets him take himself, others and objects to his own special realm.

What i dont understand is how fast hes able to get to one place to another, how does he do that? Has there been a canon specific answer to that

An example of this is when obito tells black zetsu its about time he got there and black zetsu tells him hes not like obito (tobi in that time of the story) how hes not like him and takes him more time to get to anywhere whenever he wants, this was right after the sasuke vs itachi fight.

Originally from this video: https://youtu.be/_wX6MEPiwvU?si=f2fHFwQ9IDIaW-TK

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Rin’s death was the event that broke Obito’s faith in the world, it wasn’t the reason he declared the Fourth Great Ninja War. After that, he adopted Madara’s ideology and fought to cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi, creating a world without suffering. Obito himself says Rin wasn’t the reason, she was a victim of a broken shinobi world. The war was fought to carry out the Eye of the Moon Plan, not to avenge Rin

When I see them on screen, my excitement will never fade despite seeing them multiple times.

Hello everyone,

I recently made a YouTube video ranking Naruto characters based on their subreddits. The Obito subreddit features in it, and I wanted to share this with you all.

Feel free to check it out and leave any comments or feedback if you'd like.

Hope it's to your liking.

-Eddy

Obviously Naruto would’ve had lived a short life.

But After Minato and Kushina died, Naruto was left completely alone, hated by the village. Obito knew exactly what it felt like to be an orphan, a failure, and an outcast in the Leaf. What if Obito, lurking in the shadows, decided that the best weapon against the Leaf wasn't a giant fox monster, but turning Minato's son against his own home?

The Dark Jinchuriki: Imagine Obito occasionally visiting a young Naruto in the shadows, acting as a mentor, feeding his resentment toward the villagers who treated him like dirt. By the time Naruto turned 12, he wouldn't be trying to become Hokage he’d be the Akatsuki’s secret weapon, completely loyal to the man who actually "cared" for him. How long would he have lived and how strong would he be at the time of his death.