I am scum.

I’m sorry for being a useless slacker…

You’re heavy!

Stop it, Kakashi.

I’ve been a little lost on the path of life…

That’s right.
I killed.

You must have valued it.

You don’t have to feel guilty, Kakashi.

It only has persuasiveness.

I couldn’t see this panel’s expression.

Darasaki, you mumble in front of Obito and Rin’s graves every day, don’t you?

A father who valued his companions…

Those who can’t follow the rules or laws are called trash (by my dad).
Those who don’t value their comrades are even worse scum (I am scum).

It’s common to make someone say something ambiguous and then grow the past afterwards.
I feel like there are many cases where it fits well in NARUTO…

You’re too hard on yourself, Kakashi.

What criteria are the other groups using for this test?

I couldn’t help my friend, and I was the one entrusted to him; I’m a piece of trash.

Everyone has already been killed.

It’s not something you say with a smile.

I think they were considering the area around Kakashi-sensei from the beginning when making Boys Love.

I feel like I decided that Obito would be an enemy from the time I solidified the setting around the area of Dazatsu and Minato.

It’s a story about Kakashi’s Sharingan and who he received that Sharingan from…

In the first volume, it should have been suggested with a photo that Kakashi’s classmate is Obito and Minato is his teacher.
At that stage, it wasn’t clear who it was.

Well, the fact that they have the Sharingan already suggests that there is quite a deep backstory set up.

It may be an afterthought, but Obito coming to dig up the past as the mastermind…
Does that mean that Kakashi-sensei’s heavy past was a given?

I’m saying we should create a world where heroes don’t have to blame themselves in front of graves anymore!

I’m a scumbag for blabbering about confidential information in front of the grave.

Even Obito couldn’t escape the incident of Kakashi’s confidential information leak that went to the grave.

If Dala-sensei hadn’t been there, it wouldn’t be strange if I ended up on the Akatsuki side given the past.

Sakumo was too mentally weak.

Because they were in a state of extreme stress, it was necessary to distract them by assigning the troublesome topics of the Nine-Tails’ Jinchuriki and the Uchiha survivor.

It’s probably because I let Rin die.

They’re not worth anything anyway! Kill them as soon as you find them!
It tells the spirituality of the leaves.

In front of the grave, the future is cloudy, and seeing that, Obito also feels cloudy; the Infinite Tsukuyomi is beautiful.

It was Kakashi who pierced Rin’s heart.

So
In any case, the clan is…
It’s a butterfly.
Hey!

You don’t have to blame yourself that much…

There were a few mobs using the Partial Doubling technique, but with that outfit and that face, it can only be Chouza, and that’s definitely Chouza…

After all, even after the war, I’m living according to the advice I received from Obito.

At that time, Naruto was the worst notorious criminal, and it was also true that he was never a good person to begin with, so there was originally no problem with Chōza at all.
It’s just that later on, due to the setting that “Choji has always been good friends with Naruto,” he suddenly became a man who secretly had an intense prejudice against his son’s friends.

I should have changed the patterns on my face rather than the color of my hair.

Why is it turning into a conversation about the roads?!

Was Chouza the dawn…?

I think the fourth generation, who doesn’t even notice their student, is also at fault.
Well, being a Hokage is just like that, huh?

Is it really… Akimichi Choza!?

It is the despicable technique of the Akimichi clan.

How can someone who can’t even save one comrade become Hokage?

I like how Obito’s words and eyes from the past guided Kakashi.

At that time, he was just a mob character, but the problem is that they reused the character and made him Choji’s father.

The fat family felt reassured because they were made fun of for being fat, knowing there were even bigger people below them.