Okay analysis time, Im gonna be comparing a few Uchiha and come with THeory, using this analysis, as to why things happened in the series: Madara: Madara innitially developed his mangekyou techniques along with his little brother, Izuna. during the time of the unending Can war, He fought primarily for the sake of the Uchiha, putting the sake of his clan above his own, the only reason he became the twisted person we saw these chapters was because of Black Zetsu manipulating him and altering the text on the uchiha stone monument. Itachi: Itachi first gained his Mangekyou witnessing his best friend, shisui, fall off a cliff to his death after giving Itcahi his remaining eye. his latere developement of the techniques, was out of his will to protect Konoha and his little brother. Sasuke: Sasuke gained mangekyou after learning a portion of the truth about Itachi from Tobi/Obito, his later developement of the techniques were born of rage and Hatred, this surge of Hatred influenced the appearance of his Susanoo, after gaining eternal mangekyou it begam even more ghastly and demonic. Going with an earlier theory of mine about the Mangekyou, where I said the Susanoo reflects the users inner self, I feel that Sasukes desire for this bloody revolution was bound to happen, He once said that his eyes only see darkness, Old habits die hard, and Sasuke is one of the most arrogantly stubborn people in the series, his Demonic Susanoo mirrors his true colors perfectly. and might I add, Itachi would be displeased to see what his brother is becoming. Also, a fact I know about Sasuke,The reason Sasuke was Created: Kishimoto never originally intended to create Sasuke, but his Editors said the series would be more successfull if it had an Antagonist. Sasuke and Naruto always developed as Polar Opposites, both having equally dark pasts, but each heading in different directions. This latest Chapter proves that Sasuke is indeed an Antagonist in his own way ~Kurama
Posted on: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 12:21:04 +0000
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