It’s my fault, Obito.

The moment when someone living on a tightrope of mental health almost falls.

You… have Rin…

Because I couldn’t help.

…I suppose so.

Even though this battle between the two is in its final stages, it feels so bland… like neither of them can land a decisive blow.

After this, I saw Kakashi with a face that looked like he was about to die.

Reality really is crap! That’s how Obito feels.

I understand.

The deep, intimidating voice of Takagi is quite scary.

It’s amazing how Obito looks like one side of his face is angry with the Sharingan and the other side with the Rinnegan looks understanding.

It’s amazing how Narusasu portrays a deep and developed friendship.

One more!

After going through various challenges, Sasuke was allowed to live in the Village Hidden in the Leaves.

I feel like Obito’s survival route was good too.

From the beginning, around the time the mask was about to break, I was thinking, “No way… but… no… no no no…”

I knew it in my head, but my heart wasn’t accepting it, and that’s how I was struggling.

Even in a situation where both can kill each other, they act as if they have no intention to kill at all.

Furthermore, reading it again becomes even more surreal because Obito himself will later comment on it.

What happened to Yamato?

The Kakashi Anbu arc is too beautiful.

Kakashi probably wants to take the person he cares about to an ideal world, so he wouldn’t really have the heart to kill them…

Obito’s mistakes are just too many.

Since the day we made that promise, Kakashi hasn’t changed.

What’s strange is the world that made such a scarecrow break a promise.

It probably isn’t even allowed to atone for one’s life or anything like that…

Your expression is too skillfully portrayed, Lord Kishikage…

You really don’t have to worry about it, Kakashi.

The damage caused by the nine-tailed beast rampage is already tremendous.

But even from around my teenage years, I was always running while doubting whether the path I was taking was the right one, just like Obito…

You don’t have to feel guilty, scarecrow (You don’t have to feel guilty, scarecrow).

You’re running away from everything.

It’s probably because I killed Kat.

A scarecrow that doesn’t need to be seen from behind.

There are sins, but there are also a lot of achievements, and with that, Kakashi-sensei, the Sixth Hokage, and Naruto are doing various forms of apologize diplomacy, so it balances out, right, Sasuke?

Sasuke had a lot of sins, but the damage was relatively small, and there were some aspects that could be turned into a benefit to some extent, and he was only forgiven because the MVP Naruto pleaded for him…

Obito decided to let go rather than return.

It’s definitely bad, but it can’t be helped, considering various things.

From Obito’s perspective, whether Kakashi killed him or not doesn’t matter at all.

The very fact that Rin died is wrong → Kakashi couldn’t fulfill his promise → He let her die.

Sasuke could probably just barely get away with saying it’s a covert mission.

Kabuto was really forgiven, huh?

It’s wrong for the village hero to bow their head in front of a grave every morning, well… that’s true…

If you ask who is to blame, it’s Madara, and to be more precise, it’s Kaguya.

The attempted murder of Bee was a failure.

It’s only being heard by a part of the revolution.

If it weren’t for Naruto’s plea, it wouldn’t have been safe, so it was quite close, Sasuke.

Obito doesn’t resent Kakashi like a typical revenge character does.

It’s just that I couldn’t handle it anymore.

It is well understood how much Team Seven was a source of healing for Kakashi-sensei.

Somehow, a student of mine ran away from home and went to Orochimaru, and after that, they became a terrorist (the worst).

I think it was safe that Sasuke ultimately didn’t kill anyone.

I honestly thought it was going to be a failure during Karin’s time, but somehow… it turned out pretty good…

From Obito’s perspective, the world is the one that’s bad! So you don’t have to feel guilty, Kakashi.

Sasuke’s level of being confirmed for the death penalty just from attacking the Five Kage is truly a matter of leniency.

I think it’s messed up to have a world where my admired rival has no choice but to kill Rin and ends up mentally suffering.

Obito, who seems to blame but isn’t really blaming much.

The only one among Obito’s allies who has a sense of conscience left is Kisame.

Sometimes I think that the 3-man cell setup with 3 people in Class 1 was quite suitable for Kage-sama.

To be honest, during the serialization, there were voices saying that Sasuke was really not okay, and it was barely on the edge, or even leaning towards being out of bounds in terms of actions.

In the world of ninjas, those who break the rules and codes are called worthless.

…but! Someone who doesn’t value their friends is even worse scum.

Even though it’s hindsight, considering the alien attack later on, I guess it was good to show them some mercy…

I wish I could have seen Raikage’s reaction when I went to plead.

The person I owe the biggest apology to is regarding the matter of the rod shadow’s arm.

I like Sasuke when he’s being teased by Obito while bringing his octopus tentacle clone.

Naruto, whose life was ruined by the Uchiha, thinks it’s acceptable to discriminate against the Uchihas.

People say Kakashi-sensei has a strong mentality, but visiting graves almost every day and being hours late is pretty broken, right?

I have a vague sense of it due to Kamui’s nature before my true identity is revealed, but I like that Guy-sensei supports me.

I think the two-man cell after this was at the top three highest energy levels in Kakashi-sensei’s life.

It’s amazing how you’ve been secretly influencing things for over ten years, Obito.

At the beginning, getting lost on the path of life… it seems like a joke, but it’s really serious and tough.

There’s no need to bow my head to the Sasuke who tried to become the Hokage’s wife for two generations in a row.

How much do you think the leaves of the tree have given in so far?

The Bee-related stuff feels like it used up all of Sasuke’s luck in life, it’s too much of a lucky punch.

Sasuke has done this and that, but just by sealing Kaguya, it feels completely okay considering the sudden change in the Naruto world.

There is no doubt that Kakashi-sensei’s talent belongs to the Shadow class.

It’s really messed up to train kids in their teens for combat and throw them onto the battlefield.

In BORUTO, seeing Sasuke casually spending time in the village and eating with his family makes me want to laugh and cry at the same time.

“It feels like a new standard has been set with ‘Shonen manga can be this dark and still be a masterpiece!’ and ‘It’s okay for it to be this gloomy!'”

Considering the special chakra of the Sharingan that the Second Hokage was talking about, some people think that Kakashi-sensei’s tendency to get tired easily is related to his mental limits…

The bickering between the scarecrow and Obito around here was the most drawn-out part of the story.

During the Third Shinobi World War, Naruto and the others were also just ordinary child soldiers.

I’m just despairing over a world where Rin had to die; it’s not as if everything would be fine if Rin were still here.

In the world of Hokage fantasies, I imagine myself overcoming Rin’s death.

The part where Karin was stabbed on a whim is purely based on luck in the Sasuke rescue chart.

During the attack on the Five Kage Summit, everyone except Naruto is hopeless, right…? That’s why.

The person was pretty out of it, but it’s good that it got a little off track during the conversation with Nii-san…

Shall I kill your most important person right now?

I recognize that my father was driven to suicide after being defamed by the villagers, and there hasn’t been much good in my life, Kakashi.

It seems there are some forums saying things like “With a mental state like that, Guy should just die supporting Kakashi.”

Before using the Eight Gates, Might Guy can be looked down on, and that’s understandable…

Regarding the level of civilization, given that we are in an era where war is close at hand, it is what it is.

I really love the part where it’s been a long time since we’ve had a two-man cell, thanks to the bottom here.

It was just that the people around him were too terrible, but Sasuke himself, being a Uchiha, is actually very honest…

The adults around me, including my older brother, are trying their hardest to complicate things.

As for Naruto, who doesn’t know about that, it’s not surprising that he’s feeling confused.

Readers should have read in Ebisu-sensei’s recollections that Naruto was gradually being recognized in the village.

It’s not cost-effective for Sasuke to have everyone in the clan wiped out and still end up with a single tie.

In any case

“Since everyone is doing stupid things, let’s stop hating each other! That’s how we break the negative cycle in the ninja world.”

The scenario where Kakashi and Obito bicker and fight is a development that has both necessity and persuasion.

The battle that looks like a comedy from a cursed world can only be described as madness.

After reading this part, I can understand why the rather easy scarecrow teacher made everyone in the academy fail the first trial.

At that time, I didn’t see you as the type to do something like that.

I’m an illusionist, so target the surf clams before me!

So aim for the clam behind me!

Considering the cause of his father’s death, it seems that Kakashi dislikes the type of people who might participate in bullying.

When Naruto met Minato, he punched him in the stomach, and it was super tough! That moment is seriously a great scene…

It’s only natural to decline.

Isn’t it heartless to leave someone who can’t fully accept Rin and Obito to a kid with Sharingan or someone like the old Obito?

It seems that the situation was quite serious, given how intensely Professor Guy was pushing for action.

(I didn’t kill him on purpose…)

Because I let them die… I suppose.

They were saying things like “the most unexpected chaotic manga artist” by playing around with the opening lines, and it really feels like that.

It’s a mix of lazy battles in the contaminated world and intense battles with the villain’s revival, resulting in a wide variety of output.

I wanted the battle of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen to be depicted more.

I like how Gaara of the Desert, who has no eyebrows, gets serious when he arrives.

The crowd of misfits is too much of a crowd of misfits, making it useless.

The rabble should try a little harder.

Just when it seemed that the danger of the ones resurrected through corrupt land rebirth had spread far and wide due to their rampant destruction,

It’s nice to see the more rational and despicable usage by the developer themselves being revealed…

Before Obito was revealed, Kakashi-sensei was constantly hyperventilating…

Even in a generation during the war, if they heard about clam talk, they probably had the average skill to see through the illusion of clams and target the real ones with precision…