First time i've been back in 3 years. Logged in just to laugh at all the people who denied that Tobi was Obito.
First time i've been back in 3 years. Logged in just to laugh at all the people who denied that Tobi was Obito.
Ffs,
Obito was not crushed he was pinned. Rocks covered a greater surface area than half his body. Crushed would mean instant death.
Kakashi gaiden revealed in the end obito survived. The words in the darkness were obito's, not kakashi's.
If naruto can go from loser to defeating pein within a couple years then tobi can fight the fourth hokage and survive. Tobi didn't even win the fight! He survived two engagements of combat where he used naruto's life and also an engagement where he used spacetime. HE RETREATED FFS. why is that so hard to believe obito could reach that level within a couple years especially if he is connected to madara or orochimaru? Jeez.
Physique is explained, he was already taller than kakashi in kakashi gaiden. There may be some fudging, admittedly but no big deal.
All that knowledge and so forth? The amount of knowledge tobi reveals in the manga amounts to about half. A chapter of any high school history book. With madara or orochimaru telling campfire stories during vacation tobi could learn much within a week. We are talking at least 2 years.
Handling the kyubi? That's one of the things sharingan is known for.
All this was explained over a week ago.
Paulbees obito to tobi transformation thread has posts that cover and substantiate why obito being tobi is possible and most of you ignore them and keep saying the same things, its impossible because.. but it never was impossible and someone already explained it. Nobody even bothered to respond when i pointed out kakashi gaiden shows foreshadowing of moons eye plan and also obito surviving, posts i made over a week ago,but even though i never believed the theory tobi was obito i recognized the theory was totally plausible and solid. It damages the timeline in no way and no reliance on time travel required.
Example of theory power, obito didn't die!
http://www.mangashare.com/forums/thr...=1#post1014096
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Obito is Tobirama's great grandson. The proof is in the pudding.
Hmmm...Kishi's been planning this for awhile I'd wager.
Obito rearranged gets you Toobi...well, you do have one extra "o", but you get the idea.
It's definitely Obito's body, but given his intimate knowledge of Madara's past AND the real Madara apparently knowing/planning this entire event with him, it isn't Obito's mind/soul. Not completely, at least.
Next chapter should be quite interesting.
My only issue with Obito being Tobi was that during his fight with the fourth he was surprised by the fourths speed and ability can't imagine Obito not knowing that information and seems silly that he would play dumb about it.
Also if Obito did survive the rock to the face why not go back to Rin? I understand him flipping out about her death but why stay away from her even if he wanted to train and be strong when he first saw her again would make more sense to be close to her while doing so, in which case if he was close why didn't he save her?
At the end of the day this still doesn't feel like Obito too many questions and if he did survive a rock to the face he should have protected Rin thus having no one but himself to blame for her death.
Just my 2 cents at least!
I like how some of the old members we haven't seen for a while logged in just to comment on the chapter.
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Seriously? We see clearly that after the 4th death (the panel imwas refering to) he still was a young child and beaten by guy afterwards. So yesin theory it could be possible to improve yourself much in a few years. But it is impossible for Obito to have been improved at that specific time.
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