It’s a serious scene where the weasel is rarely revealing its true feelings.

>>1

The details of the night of destruction are finally revealed during the Naruto vs. Sasuke battle, so it gives a rather strong impression of being quite frightening.

It’s been a while since I last saw Plain.

You have a unique sense of language, don’t you?

I often use expressions that repeat the same phrase, so it might end up sounding like rap or feel like a driving routine sometimes.

The initial “Clan… Clan…” feels like idling before the fast rap starts, which is GOOD.

My clan has a lot of issues, and the third generation is useless, so Itachi’s stress is through the roof.

I like it when Sasuke gets into the rhythm a bit.

I wonder if it turned out like this because I desperately hinted at my true feelings in an indirect way so as not to get caught.

>>9

When someone who isn’t used to anger gets extremely angry, it becomes like this.

Well, the fact that my own clan is trying to stage a coup out of some ridiculous pride definitely makes my true feelings spill out.

>>10

When there was strong objectivity, like with Itachi or Shisui, there must have been a strong sense of despair regarding oneself and their loved ones.

You’re not really angry at the monkey, right?!

>>12

I was frustrated that Shisui was wasting time with a sweet response, using the time he risked his life to earn.

A mysterious rhythmical way of delivering lines.

Especially the left side of the middle section.

You’ve been a bit different lately…

Things to be avoided… foolish things!! A rhythmic and addictive way of expression.

The evaluation of the third generation of the weasel is entirely based on how they fell for Danzo’s scheme over the head of the third generation.

Foolish clan, foolish clan.

I’m not on it! I was trying to figure it out through discussion!

The weasel came this far, and it’s unreasonable to think we can resolve this through discussion, you fool!

I feel like only the line in the middle on the right doesn’t have the right rhythm.

What on earth are you thinking… It looks somewhat like a pass to Itachi because of the image of Kora.

When the third generation died, you came to nail it immediately, so you must trust the third generation, right?

I believe that I had trust in the abilities of the third generation ninja.

Political skills are a bit… I don’t really know…

The weasel is also talented, but since it tried to do things alone, its way of thinking is probably different from the Third Hokage’s. As for Danzo, it was more like cooperation or rather coercion.

Even a childlike weasel thinks that discussions are impossible, and the monkey was just rambling on about senility.

It’s true that my clan is strange, and while I’ll wipe out everyone, Danzo was the one who managed it almost without any damage, being the Third Hokage.

Even weasels feel frustrated with their relatives, although they can’t help but have their own thoughts on the matter.

Oh, how foolish to hate that! The good rhythm of the words.

Even though they are in power, being too lenient with their own family is indeed a bad habit of a monkey.

Stop it!

It’s not that they’re overly lenient with family, but as a ninja, they’re too much of a go-along-to-get-along type.

Is it correct to understand that Itachi took Sasuke over the entire clan?

>>31

Objectively speaking, there was no route to save the clan.

>>31

It’s Sasuke and the village.

My father calmly thought that this was probably impossible, which is frustrating.

>>32

Despite having some coolness, the lack of leadership and initiative to change the flow makes it evident that he is not as outstanding a person as his sons.

I wonder if the former third generation had a bit more spirit.

The stylish fourth generation is more decisive, isn’t he?

Weasel meow!

Obsession with the organization, obsession with the clan, obsession with the name, and restriction of oneself…

If I could brainwash my family in a different realm…

“Third generation: ‘Although this has happened, I want to somehow resolve it through dialogue.'”

Weasel (What are you saying now after negotiating so many times before this happened?)

Given that the weasel’s childhood was during the time when Kakashi’s generation was fighting foreigners, they must have a particularly strong aversion to civil war.

>>41

In addition, the situation is serious due to a shortage of personnel influenced by the Nine-Tails incident.

If we start a civil war, nearby regions will immediately come to attack.

When the third generation was transferred to the corrupt land, I acknowledged that what I did was all a failure.

>>42

If you’re going to follow, it’s often the case that the third generation’s mistakes happen after their return to the stage.

If he were alive, the fourth generation would have properly dealt with it.

Ah, this is already my fault.

It’s truly frustrating to see my family throwing a tantrum and trying to overturn the peace that we’ve finally achieved after the war, especially when I’m experiencing it as a teenager. The sense of despair is overwhelming.

Even if we try to change the flow, depending on the way we act, there’s a risk of a severe internal conflict between the moderates and the radicals, which would lead to serious issues in the Leaf. We’re in a bind.

Well, everyone has failed and they are aware of it, but the important thing is that it’s a story about properly passing it on for the future!

The foolish clan was not saying anything…

I was entrusted with Shisui, striving to protect the clan.

I wonder who killed Shisui—I wish they would come forward—said the one who got really angry.

I thought things would get better with the fourth generation taking over… but they died right away, so the third generation is back in action!

I wonder whose fault it was that the Fourth died!

>>51

You’re the worst, Madara.

>>52

That’s right.

What was our family like during the fourth generation?

I wonder what kind of reaction a weasel would have if it saw a salad.

If only we had quickly decided on the fifth generation…

The candidates are off somewhere…

When reading the serialized content in real time, you can interpret that the person is drowning in talent.

It’s amazing how this scene conveys the nuance of a smart and patient person finally snapping when you watch it again in the anime.