March Simulation: I Pushed One Piece World Sideways

Chapter 198 Rebellion
Danzo's Persistence——The Immediate Cause

When the genocide incident happened, Hokage, the third generation, did not consider the genocide to deal with the incident of the Uchiha clan.

Danzo, who is a high-level person, may also include the two consultants, but he insists on killing the roots and completely eradicating Uchiha.

Only then did the subsequent genocide incidents really occur, and including Itachi, they were only used as objects.

Regarding this matter, I think there is no need to explain too much, this way of handling is in line with Danzo's style.

Itachi's pacifism and integrity - one of the co-factors
In this remark, Kishimoto completely painted a portrait for Itachi.An upright, peace-loving boy, and perfect man.

Is that so?have no idea.But without all these, the genocide case is really difficult to follow.

Itachi's integrity made it possible for him to provide information to Konoha without sticking to his tribe.Itachi loves peace, so he will start from the overall situation.

Only then will he kill the killer and bear the guilt silently.In this sense, without Itachi, maybe Konoha would be the Uchiha's world.

Without Itachi, maybe Konoha is facing the enemy from the front and back, and is in a bitter fight; without Itachi, maybe the four Ninja World Wars have fully broken out.

Itachi is really not alone, why?
Because he is god.God-like man - Uchiha Itachi.Does Kishimoto want to use Itachi as his brother to praise all the brothers in the world, including himself?It's a pity that our only child was not born at the right time, so we didn't get this praise.

Seriously, I think that's true.Kishimoto introduced irrelevant history to prove Itachi's nature, which I think is more reliable.

Because the three ninja wars were indeed being fought at that time, and there were indeed a lot of people who died in the ninja wars.In addition, from the perspective of Itachi's behavior pattern towards his younger brother, Itachi's behavior is still consistent
Regarding Madara's participation in the genocide, the first thing I want to mention is the translation problem.

Judging from the current several translated versions, the expressions about Itachi and Madara's deal are really different, which brings a lot of inconvenience to understanding.

Regarding the translation of this deal, there is one thing in common, that is, the price Madara paid was to give up revenge on Konoha.

Regarding the price paid by Itachi, there are several types of explanations:
Create genocide conditions for Madara and assist it to complete genocide. (band, FY)

Take revenge on the Uchiha clan for Madara, and exterminate the clan with his own hands. (enthusiasm)

Guide the Uchiha clan to revenge and let Madara participate in the extermination of the clan. (meat shield)

I tend to the first one, that is to say, the genocide case was participated by two people, that is, Madara and Itachi participated together.

Because regarding the case of genocide, the grown-up Sasuke has a judgment. He believes that genocide is not a task that can be accomplished by one person.

Judging from the situation at the genocide scene, the whole case was done neatly and with excellent results. There is every reason to believe that the accomplices appeared.

Regarding this transaction, Itachi's intentions are easier to understand.

Genocide itself is a task given by Konoha, even if he does not make a deal with Madara, he still has to perform this task.

Finding Madara is not only to maximize the effect of the extermination of the clan, but also to exchange the demise of the clan for the stability of the village.

You can also use Madara's hatred to make the genocide mission more likely to succeed.It's a deal that kills multiple birds with one stone.

But the question is, what did Madara get in this deal?Is it just to kill a few tribesmen and enjoy it?
Regarding Madara's hatred, now he himself has confessed that he hates Konoha and his tribe.

So since Madara knows that the conflict between the Uchiha clan and Konoha has reached its peak, why doesn't he sit on the mountain and watch the tigers fight?
Let Uchiha and Konoha fight to the death, he doesn't have to do anything, and wouldn't it be wiser to die?

So Madara's more practical approach is at least not to make a deal with Itachi, at most it is to find a chance to kill Itachi.

Only in this way can we ensure that the Uchiha clan and Konoha really go to war and maximize their own benefits.Can't think of it?impossible.

It is the so-called episode in this genocide case, which is also the most suspicious part of the entire genocide case, which will be described in detail later.

To sum up, Kishimoto has shown us a complete picture of genocide through Madara's mouth in the last few words.

I think this is probably the case with the extermination of the genocide. The characters involved in the genocide are in line with their usual character images.

For example, the third generation is indeed a person who will oppose the extermination of the genocide. For example, Danzo is indeed a person who will support the extermination of the genocide.

Itachi's image is a bit new, but I think only in this way can his behavior be understood.

As for the dead Uchiha clan, history is already there.

Finally, Madara herself, Madara told other people's stories wonderfully, except for her own purpose, which has been evasive.

As mentioned above, Madara involved two major doubts in the entire genocide case, one is the purpose of the Nine-Tails incident, and the other is the transaction with Itachi before the genocide case.

Regarding this issue, I think that on the one hand, Kishimoto is using Madara's mouth to tell the story of the genocide case.

I also think Kishimoto's description of the genocide in this paragraph is still inappropriate.

I just hope that he can reveal more shocking truths to make up for the shortcomings here.

After all, the current description of Itachi is a bit too mythical. This may be because Kishimoto blindly set up suspense, causing everyone to keep guessing, which led to this

Criticism is it.

I basically concentrate on writing analysis. After I finish writing, I seldom care about replying, and I seldom rethink about comics.

It's really hard to keep thinking about manga.

But speaking of it, communication is also a very important thing, because discussions can often trigger more ideas

Regarding the analysis itself, I have also thought about this issue.I've been writing for the past 10 months, and I'm not actually a manga fan.

Naruto is the first one, other than that, I basically haven't read any more comics.I mean manga, not anime.

Of course, 10 months ago, I didn't even know that Naruto had serialized manga, let alone understand the relationship between manga and animation.This is all nonsense.

When it comes to analysis, I feel that I am a person who likes to write. Writing comics analysis can occupy the brain, and secondly, it can exercise writing.

But in fact, the analysis did not help me exercise my writing very well, but it felt more degraded.

In fact, the most important thing is that I found that I can meet many friends in this way, isn't this a very happy thing in itself?

Whether it’s reading comics, doing translation, playing coloring, or writing analysis, everyone just comes together through the medium of comics.

Just communicate with others in your own way.And analysis is just one of the means, this is probably the most essential thing
Konoha Power Civil War: Three generations vs. Danzo.

There must be a battle for Konoha's power. Yu has analyzed it before. If Danzo wants to seize power, he must remove one of Konoha's powerful forces, the Uchiha clan.

And the Nine-Tails attack is the trigger for the genocide.

16. What I thought of when the Nine Tails struck [-] years ago

1. Three generations insist that they are not Uchiha clan. (Three generations of white, the truth)

2. Madara said it was a natural disaster. (This must be a lie, for many reasons, including Jiraiya's inference, etc.)
3. Madara knew of Konoha's power struggle and took the opportunity to drive Uchiha to rebel.

Deduction: Nine Tails must have been summoned by Madara.

But Konoha's people know that Madara is dead, so only Uchiha's people can summon Kyuubi, so in the eyes of others, Uchiha must want to betray.

This gives Danzo a reason to exterminate the genocide.Uchiha has no place to be ashamed, only to rebel.

Madara took the opportunity to have a partner.Madara's purpose

(End of this chapter)