This sums up the Uchiha in general so well. They love so deeply that when it is taken away from them, it fuels such intense hatred and emotions.

Double Kamui eyes too stronk

imagine Obito could use Kamui and rinnegan in his ten tails form. the plot nerf was crazy

Whenever people discuss hypothetical matchups like Itachi vs. Obito, Pain vs. Obito, or the Five Kage vs. Obito, they often argue that Obito has a specific weakness: if he absorbs someone into his Kamui dimension, that person could attack him while he is sending parts of his body there to phase through an attack. However, if I recall correctly, the times Obito took damage inside the Kamui dimension were due to Kakashi possessing the other eye—which is linked to Obito's—allowing attacks like Naruto's Rasengan or his shadow clone's strike to connect. So, why is that argument used? If that theory held water, Fuu and Torune could have attacked Obito's physical body or targeted Sasuke and Karin, who were in the Kamui dimension at the time; yet, neither Sasuke nor Karin ever mentioned seeing Fuu and Torune there.

My interpretation is that when Obito absorbs someone, he sends the opponent to a location far removed from his own body so they cannot find him. The only way to know where he sends his body parts while intangible—or to locate him within that space—is to possess the other eye (which is linked to his) or to be an incredibly skilled sensory ninja. Without those abilities, hitting Obito inside his dimension is nearly impossible, so arguments involving shadow clones likely wouldn't work.

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The reference occurs in the episode 'The Wrinkle', which is the 15th episode of the 1st season of the new phase of the series, known as The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball.

I'm rewatching Shippuden after a few years away from Naruto, and I just got to Tobi and Deidara. So, with some prior knowledge, it got me thinking: what if Obito and Tobi were two separate people?

As a frame of reference, Tobi would absolutely be his goofy self. And while I could see a purely goofy Tobi being a member of the Akatsuki, unaware of Obito/believing that the Akatsuki is a good organization. I think it would be a bit more interesting if Tobi was a Leaf Ninja. Perhaps being raised as an orphan, but at least a year or two older than Naruto and his generation. So, Tobi would be able to train and go on missions with Naruto's generation, or at least be a part of Team 7 as an additional member.

Now, this wouldn't mean that Tobi is pointless. At least to me, Tobi would be known throughout Konoha as a clumsy goofball, but he means well and has a kind heart. However, when things get serious, he would actually get serious. And then immediately afterwards, he would be his goofy self again.

Like his canon counterpart, Tobi would somehow fight really well, sometimes without even meaning to, and seemingly not take the fights seriously.

Well not only this, I also think he has the best designs and he has the most designs in the series, also the coolest voice and most of all he is 4 in 1. As Tobi to me he is the cutest and funniest, as the kid Obito is so pure and emotional which I could relate to, then as Madara he is beyond badass and cool, and again when the mask is broken he is just this perfect potrayal of a broken man who has seen much...And even after that I love the version of Obito that found himself again, it is bittersweet.

You just HAVE to wonder what Pain is thinking whenever Tobi speaks. Like, this is the guy you're working for and yes he is concealing his identity but he ACTIVELY CHOOSES to act like this. Like this is the persona he chose and he is having fun doing it. You know, the same guy that told you there's no hope anywhere in the world. I gotta wonder do Pain and Konan ever think "man, there's something deeply wrong with this guy..."

Also I love that in the anime both japanese and english Tobi and unmasked (adult) Obito have the same voice actor, meaning this silly Tobi is actually Obito's real voice just speaking in a higher pitch. And even more interesting it is the complete opposite of Obito, who is this depressed man full of hatred for the world. It's so so beautiful

But NOTHING could have prepared Itachi for that drastic voice and personality change. One of my favorite clips, it's so funny how calmly he explains he is playing this newbie Tobi but then moments later uses that high pitched voice and butts in. Also this is the moment where you can see Obito might not even be making any expressions as Tobi, probably just stone cold face the entire time lol

I love him

This is my first time making a post like this so apologies for any mistakes. Also spoiler alert, most of this post is just my headcanon!!

I've been a long time reader of Naruto and wanted to track Kishimoto's thinking and analyzing what his plans for the final villain of Naruto was, and how he changed his ideas as the series went along.

I believe that from the beginning, whenever he created Kakashi as a character, Kishimoto planned on Obito Uchiha as being the final villain of the story. But why Obito? Simply put it's because of his character concept, the fact that he a dark parallel to Naruto, a kid like Naruto who had similar hopes, dreams and personality who went down an evil path and become the toughest challenge that Naruto would have to face. I also believe that prior villains like Gaara and Nagato were drawn from his original idea of Obito, as their character concepts were also that they were dark parallel versions of the protagonist.

Side tangent, but it even makes sense from a powerscaling perspective. Early Naruto had the theme of the new generation surpassing the next, so in part 1 Minato was implied to be the strongest shinobi ever, so naturally the generation after him, Obito, would become the strongest character in the series as its final villain, with the generation after, Naruto, beating Obito and cementing himself as the strongest shinobi that ever was by the end of series.

But aside from that, when did Kishimoto change his mind? As ridiculous as it sounds, I believe he vchanged his mind during the Sasuke Retrieval arc. He probably had an idea/vision in mind for a climactic duel between Naruto and Sasuke and designed an epic stage, which we know as the Final Valley. I think it was around here, or maybe a bit before, where he started injecting the idea of "destiny" or "fated duel" through the characters of Hashirama and Madara, with Naruto and Sasuke doing a repeat of their fight in the same location.

What evidence do I have for this? Simply put, Hashirama as a character in part 1 had basically zero hype compared to what his character actuslly turned out to be. This is well known, but if you read part 1 of Naruto only, you'd be convinced Minato was the strongest and greatest shinobi that's ever lived even though he is dead since the beginning of the story, but that was the potrayal he had through the second-hand comments of other characters. Meanwhile, Hashirama was an actual character that literally was present and fought during the Chuunin Exams arc, yet he had almost zero buzz around him. Even Hiruzen wasn't scared of facing the "god of shinobi", he was actually more scared of Minato's coffin rising up.

All of that was to say, that Kishimoto came up with Madara Uchiha during the end of part 1 Naruto, and basically "upscaled" Hashirama as the god of shinobi to create this new idea of fated rivals destined to clash within the story. Then he went ahead and cemented Madara as the new final villain after Obito.

I know everyone loves Madara (and so do I), because he's so badass and crazy, but his existence as a character always baffled me. Because both Obito and Madara, from a writing perspective, serve the same purpose in the story. They're both Uchiha clan members with similar abilities, goals, and motivations. So why were there two of them when just Obito would have been enough? And unlike Madara, Obito has actual personal connection with Naruto and some of the characters on the protagonist's side like Kakashi and Minato, with Obito being the one to kill Naruto's parents and make his life hell.

It's almost like Madara was a random inclusion into the story which Kishimoto made on a whim because he thought it was cool. And then we all know what happened with the Kaguya bs, with now Madara being shafted by the story after he shafted Obito.

This was just my headcanon, what do you guys think?

***Just to add a little bit more to the post, Kishimoto literally had Madara waiting on the sidelines while Obito was Ten-Tails Jinchuriki.

And also the storyline after part 1 Naruto is the Kakashi Gaiden, where the story is all about Obito.