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Madara Uchiha (Japanese: うちは マダラ, Hepburn: Uchiha Madara) is a fictional manga and anime character in the Naruto series created by Masashi Kishimoto. He appears for the first time in «Part II» of the manga and the Shippuden anime adaptation, as a major antagonist. He, along with its first Hokage Hashirama Senju, is one of the co-founders of Konohagakure (Japanese: 木ノ葉隠れの里, Hepburn: Konohagakure no Sato) village from the ninja world. Their power conflict over how to run the village, as well as the long-term feud between clans, leads to Madara’s death. However, it is revealed later that Madara had used a man named Obito Uchiha as his agent. He transplants his Rinnegan (輪廻眼, lit. «Saṃsāra Eye») eye power into a child named Nagato, a member of the terrorist organization Akatsuki, to be preserved for his eventual revival years later. During most of the series, Obito uses Madara’s name until a criminal named Kabuto Yakushi reanimates the real Madara who becomes one of the primary antagonists alongside Obito Uchiha during the Fourth Great Shinobi World War storyline. Madara has appeared in several pieces of Naruto media, including a Boruto feature film. Many Naruto video games have featured him as a playable character.

Madara Uchiha
Naruto character
A long-haired male character wearing purple clothing underneath a red armor

Madara Uchiha as drawn by Masashi Kishimoto
First appearance Naruto manga, chapter 370
Created by Masashi Kishimoto
Voiced by Japanese
Naoya Uchida
(Original)
Go Inoue
(Young)[1]
English
Neil Kaplan
(Original)
Xander Mobus
(Young)
In-universe information
Relatives Tajima Uchiha (father)
Izuna Uchiha (brother)
Ninja status Rogue ninja and Ghost of the Uchiha

Kishimoto created the character to provide a strong villain in the series’ final arc who would face the series’ protagonist, Naruto Uzumaki. This confrontation would be different from that with previous enemies and result in more of a focus on fight scenes. Merchandise has been released in Madara’s likeness, including keychains, plush dolls, and figurines. In the Japanese anime, Naoya Uchida voices Madara, while Go Inoue voices him as a child. In the English version, Neil Kaplan provides Madara’s voice with Xander Mobus voicing him as a child. Critics have commented on his role as an antagonist in the series; some have placed him on top all-time anime villains lists, while others have criticized his effectiveness. Nevertheless, Madara’s background was well-received for how integral his story is to the series’ scenario.

Creation and designEdit

Madara originated from Masashi Kishimoto’s desire to elaborate on the ending to the manga series Naruto. Once the series began its second part, simply referred to as «Part II» in the manga and Shippuden in the anime, Kishimoto felt the need to create a story arc that would emphasize the tragedy of wars, leading to the final arc which would include a war. According to Kishimoto, Naruto and his group were weak as children in the first part and he wanted to make them stronger in the second part. This is the reason he introduced the Akatsuki (and later on Madara) as their enemies.[2] In an interview, Kishimoto asserted that making the villains «flamboyant» was one of the «guiding principles» he followed. It was his desire to create villains with «powerful auras».[3] Madara appears late in the manga, as one of the masterminds leading to the fourth shinobi world war, in the final arc.[4] Nevertheless, he wanted to make him an engaging antagonist who would clash with Sasuke Uchiha and the Tailed Beast known as the Ten Tails to give the storyline a proper conclusion.[5]

According to Kishimoto, Madara is not just like any other character introduced in the series. He created Madara as a character with no weaknesses.[4] As one of the antagonists in the story, Kishimoto designed Madara as the antithesis to the protagonists’ values, a perfect anti-hero.[6] Kishimoto also said Naruto always defeated his enemies without intending to kill them by settling disputes with words since his battle with Nagato. Naruto truly forgave his enemy instead of having kill them, a concept Kishimoto liked but which no other shonen manga truly followed.[2] Kishimoto found the idea of the two characters interacting and settling their differences more interesting and challenging, rather than killing them. So from the Nagato battle onwards, he decided to introduce the resurrected Madara to have someone to beat. According to Kishimoto, this was one of the reasons why he introduced Edo-Madara into the storyline. But he confessed this was complicated at first. It ended up with confusion about the difference between the two characters.[2]

Japanese voice actor Naoya Uchida enjoyed voicing Madara’s character, most notably in his final recording where he sent regards to fellow actor Kazuhiko Inoue (Kakashi Hatake) and Wataru Takagi (Obito Uchiha).[7] Neil Kaplan first voiced Madara in the video game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Because CyberConnect2’s fighting game’s storyline preceded the television series’ plot, he was asked by their staff to read the series’ manga to get an idea of the character. Kaplan said this made it difficult for him to voice Madara for the first time.[8]

AppearancesEdit

In NarutoEdit

Madara is mentioned in the second part of the manga Naruto but does not appear in most of the series except the war arc. During his childhood,[9] he met a child named Hashirama, but amidst the conflicts of their respective clans resulting in war, their friendship ends. After failing at several attempts to kill or defeat his rival, Madara became friends with him and accepted his treaty offering peace between the two clans. The Uchiha, Senju and all of their affiliated clans came together to form a village, which Madara named Konohagakure.[10] Madara took a merciless approach and did not like Hashirama’s compassionate methods.[11] After the death of his brother, Izuna, Madara became cynical and vengeful and held a grudge against the Senju Clan for slaughtering his brothers in the War.[12] After his defection from Konoha, he believed there is no real peace. Losing all of his family and conflicted over his own clanmates, he decided to free the world from its pains,[13] by casting Infinite Tsukuyomi (無限月読­, Mugen Tsukuyomi) upon the whole world so that there would be no war and no death.[14] Madara is believed to have been killed by Hashirama’s hand, but he survives and goes into hiding. He awakens the legendary Eye Technique Rinnegan[15] using Hashirama’s DNA. Before dying, Madara takes Obito as his agent and transplants his Rinnegan into Nagato to be preserved for his eventual revival years later.[16] After Madara’s death, his greatest lasting influence was on Obito, one of his descendants, who used Madara’s knowledge to strongly influence and control the Akatsuki behind the scenes, and pretended to be Madara for much of the manga’s story. When Obito moves into the final stages of Madara’s goal by initiating the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kabuto Yakushi forms an alliance with him, eventually reviving Madara’s reanimated corpse.[17][18]

By nightfall, Madara releases himself from Kabuto’s contract and rebounds his soul to the modified immortal body enabling him to act on his own will. Madara decides to reclaim the Nine-Tails creature sealed within Naruto and defeats the Kages, only to reunite with Obito while he is engaged in combat with the shinobis.[19] Madara fully resurrects himself by sacrificing the defeated Obito, ordering Black Zetsu to take control over Obito’s body and perform the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique.[20] Restored to life, Madara unlocks his full potential and manages to break free of his restraints. Defeating his enemies, Madara goes after the Tailed beasts to revive Ten-Tails. Madara is then confronted by Might Guy, Minato Namikaze, Gaara and Rock Lee who each use all of their forces to kill him but fail. Before killing most of his enemies, Madara is confronted by the healed Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha who overwhelm him. Madara is forced to escape and regain Obito’s Rinnegan. Upon returning to the field, Madara succeeds in casting the Infinite Tsukuyomi. The entire world becomes trapped in the dream. Sasuke manages to save Naruto, Kakashi, and Sakura from this Illusionary Technique, and Black Zetsu stabs Madara, gaining control over his body. Black Zetsu reveals that it was never Madara’s will but Kaguya’s[21] Madara swells in size, Kaguya taking his place. Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi manage to seal Kaguya, who reverts into ten tails before being sealed spitting out Madara. Eventually, Madara dies because of the toll of both the tailed beasts and Demonic Statue removed from his body.[22] In his final moments, Madara finds real peace within the dreams of Hashirama, stating that his dream for peace has died while Hashirama’s dream for peace lives on and will always keep living on as it is the better of the two. Before dying, he acknowledges the friendship of Hashirama and agrees with him when he said, that they are still friends despite everything.[22]

In other mediaEdit

Madara appears in the original video animation Hashirama Senju vs. Madara Uchiha (2012); Obito narrates the origin of Konoha. In the beginning, ninja fought for their own clans. The most powerful among them are two clans: the Senju led by Hashirama, and the Uchiha led by Madara. This was distributed as part of the Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations video game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.[23] Although Obito impersonates Madara, the character made his debut in a video game in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3.[24] His Ten-Tailed Beast Host incarnation also appears in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4.[25] In The Last: Naruto the Movie (2014), Madara appears for a brief moment to be seen fighting with Hashirama They are depicted as the reincarnation of Indra and Ashura, which gradually leads to the final battle between Sasuke and Naruto. Madara also appears in the iOS and Android mobile game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing.[26] Apart from the Naruto games, the character also appears in the crossover fighting games J-Stars Victory VS and Jump Force as downloadable content.[27][28]

Several merchandise items based on Madara have been released, including key chains,[29] action figures,[30] and many more items.[31]

ReceptionEdit

Madara has been a popular character from the Naruto series. He is featured in most of the powerful anime character lists from different anime reviewers. Comic Book Resources listed him third on their list of «25 Most Powerful Anime Villains», praising his strength.[32] Comic Book Resources also featured him on their list of «10 Anime Characters Who Got Stronger After Coming Back From The Dead» and gave him the ninth spot.[33] Comic Vine rated him 34th on their «Top 100 Anime Villains» list.[34] TheGamer, a news website focused on video game journalism, however, ranks him at fifth on their list titled «Final Form: The 25 Strongest Anime Villains Ever, Officially Ranked».[35] Madara is also sixth on Screen Rant’s list titled «20 Most Powerful Naruto Characters, Ranked»; author Bobby Anhalt writes that, «Madara Uchiha is a force to be taken seriously.»[36] UK Anime Network felt Madara’s introduction was one of the franchise’s strongest developments not only for the direction he took fight scenes but because of his effect on the main storyline.[37] His next battle against the five Kages, the leaders of each ninja village, also earned acclaim for its execution, making the final story arc more appealing. UK Anime’s reviewer also liked Naruto’s fight against Obito which began in the same narrative.[38] The Fandom Post praised this fight, noted how each Kage tries to defeat Madara on their own, but he is overwhelming does not care about his rivals.[39] Siliconera enjoyed Madara’s moves from the video game Storm 4 based on the his Susanoo technique which was appealing to see in combat.[40] Anime News Network author Amy McNulty, in her review of episode 392 from the anime, writes that Madara has been built up as the ultimate villain for Naruto, and he is living up to that promise.[41] Jason Thompson, also writing for Anime News Network criticized the character calling Madara a «jerk»; but he liked his perfect Sussano’o, which to him looks cooler than the others and is much more powerful.[42]

Madara’s origins received a good response. Screen Rant, in their article «15 Things You Didn’t Know About Madara», pointed out that the power that Madara sought eventually took over his innocence that was once a part of him. They also praised some of his good qualities including his ideas about gender, money, and power. While describing his love for his brother Izuna, they compared it with Itachi’s for Sasuke. According to Screen Rant, Madara is «one of the best evil characters in the series».[43] When first seeing Madara’s past, The Fandom Post enjoyed the chaos between the Uchiha and Senju clans. Despite fighting through wars, Madara still showed humanity to the point the reviewer hoped for a spin-off based on the war.[44] In its next review, The Fandom Post enjoyed how his relationship with Hashirama was handled. When Hashirama tried offering him peace it gave the series more of a back story as it focused on the characters’ past and the founding of the Hidden Leaf village.[45] Another reviewer from the same site noted that these backstories also helped fans understand the chaos that occurred within the Uchiha clan, which was previously explored in the stories of Sasuke and Itachi. Sasuke needed to resolve whether or not to team up with Madara and destroy the ninja world, leading to his decision to stick with Itachi’s ideals instead.[46]

Some critics disliked the handling of the character. In an article from Screen Rant, titled «15 Things Wrong With Naruto We All Choose To Ignore», author Daniel Forster criticized Black Zetsu’s betrayal to Madara saying he found Kaguya a poor substitute for Madara who was noted for coming across as a well-developed antagonist.[47] Anime News Network’s Amy McNulty, however, thought that this was not that annoying, but she was unsure if it was a smart decision by Kishimoto to have Zetsu stab Madara, who was a genius and who believed Zetsu was «his will incarnate».[48] Comic Book Resources author Renaldo Matadeen criticized the handling of Madara as a villain despite appearing late in the story, and found his characterization weak.[49] While agreeing that Kaguya should not have replaced Madara as the final villain for the Shinobi War, Anime UK News felt that Kaguya was more fleshed out in the anime adaptation making her unique in terms of origins compared with Madara’s past. Her descendants had a closer relationship with the protagonists, Naruto and Sasuke.[50]

See alsoEdit

  • List of Naruto characters

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External linksEdit

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Источник
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うちはマダラ Uchiha Madara

  • Second Six Paths (二人目の六道, Futarime no Rikudō)[3]
  • Saviour of this World (この世の救世主, Kono Yo no Kyūseishu)[4]
  • Ghost of the Uchiha (うちはの亡霊, Uchiha no Bōrei)[2][5]
Debut
Manga Volume #41, Naruto Chapter #370
Anime Naruto Shippūden Episode #130
Novel Kakashi Hiden: Lightning in the Icy Sky (Mentioned)
Movie The Last: Naruto the Movie
Game Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2
OVA Naruto Shippūden: UNSG anime cutscenes
Appears in Anime, Manga, Novel, Game, Movie
Voice Actors
Japanese
  • Naoya Uchida Search_Icon.svg
  • Gō Inoue Search_Icon.svg (Child)
English
  • Neil Kaplan Search_Icon.svg
  • Xander Mobus Search_Icon.svg (Child)
Personal
Birthdate Astrological Sign Capricorn.svg December 24 Search_Icon.svg
Sex Gender Male.svg Male
Status Deceased
Height
  • Part II: 179 cm1.79 m <br />5.873 ft <br />70.472 in <br />
Weight
  • Part II: 71.3 kg157.19 lb <br />
Blood type O
Kekkei Genkai
  • Sharingan Triple.svg Sharingan
  • Mangekyō Sharingan Madara (Eternal).svg Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan
  • Rinnegan Madara.svg Rinnegan
  • Nature Icon Wood.svg Wood Release
  • Nature Icon Storm.svg Storm Release
Kekkei Mōra
  • Rinne Sharingan.svg Rinne Sharingan
Classification
  • Jinchūriki
  • Missing-nin
  • Sensor Type
  • Sage
Tailed Beast Ten-Tails (Forms)
Occupation
  • Co-founder of Konohagakure
  • Head of the Uchiha clan (Former)
Affiliation
  • Konohagakure Symbol.svg Konohagakure
  • Akatsuki Symbol.svg Akatsuki
Partner
  • Obito Uchiha
  • Black Zetsu
Clan
  • Uchiha Symbol.svg Uchiha Clan
Family
  • Tajima Uchiha (Father)
  • Izuna Uchiha (Brother)
Nature Type
  • Nature Icon Fire.svg Fire Release
  • Nature Icon Wind.svg Wind Release
  • Nature Icon Lightning.svg Lightning Release
  • Nature Icon Earth.svg Earth Release
  • Nature Icon Water.svg Water Release
  • Nature Icon Wood.svg Wood Release
  • Nature Icon Storm.svg Storm Release
  • Nature Icon Yin.svg Yin Release
  • Nature Icon Yang.svg Yang Release
  • Nature Icon Yin–Yang.svg Yin–Yang Release
Unique Traits
  • Can absorb chakra
Jutsu
  • Animal Path
  • Asura Path
  • Black Receiver
  • Blocking Technique Absorption Seal
  • Chibaku Tensei
  • Demonic Statue Chains
  • Deva Path
  • Evil Disturbance Waltz
  • Fire Release: Dragon Flame Release Song Technique
  • Fire Release: Great Fire Annihilation
  • Fire Release: Great Fire Destruction
  • Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique
  • Fire Release: Great Flame Flower (Anime only)
  • Fire Release: Hiding in Ash and Dust Technique
  • Forbidden Individual Curse Tag
  • Genjutsu: Sharingan
  • God: Nativity of a World of Trees
  • Gunbai Fanned Wind (Anime only)
  • Hiding in Surface Technique
  • Human Path
  • Infinite Tsukuyomi
  • Izanagi
  • Kamui
  • Limbo: Border Jail
  • Majestic Attire: Susanoo
  • Multiple Wood Release Clone Technique
  • Naraka Path
  • Outer Path
  • Preta Path
  • Regeneration Ability
  • Sage Art: Storm Release Light Fang
  • Sage Art: Yin Release Lightning Dispatch
  • Sensing Technique
  • Shadow Clone Technique
  • Six Paths Senjutsu
  • Six Paths Technique
  • Six Paths Ten-Tails Coffin Seal
  • Summoning Technique (Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, Kurama)
  • Summoning: Demonic Statue of the Outer Path
  • Susanoo
  • Susanoo: Fist
  • Tengai Shinsei
  • Transcription Seal: Izanagi
  • Truth-Seeking Ball
  • Uchiha Return
  • Will Materialisation
  • Wood Clone Technique
  • Wood Release Secret Technique: Nativity of a World of Trees
  • Wood Release: Advent of a World of Flowering Trees
  • Wood Release: Wood Dragon Technique
  • Yasaka Magatama
Tools
  • Fūma Shuriken
  • Gunbai
  • Kama
  • Spear (Anime only)
  • Sword
  • Tantō (Anime only)

Madara Uchiha (うちはマダラ, Uchiha Madara) was the legendary leader of the Uchiha clan. He founded Konohagakure alongside his childhood friend and rival, Hashirama Senju, with the intention of beginning an era of peace. When the two couldn’t agree on how to achieve that peace, they fought for control of the village, a conflict which ended in Madara’s death. Madara, however, rewrote his death and went into hiding to work on his own plans. Unable to complete it in his natural life, he entrusted his knowledge and plans to Obito shortly before his actual death. Years later, Madara would be revived, only to see his plans foiled and ultimately, and finally, realising the error of his ways and making amends with Hashirama before his final death.

Background

Madara as a child.

Madara was born during the Warring States Period, and was the eldest of Tajima Uchiha’s five children.[6] Madara and his siblings grew up on the battlefield waging constant war with the Uchiha’s rivals: the Senju. Three of his siblings died young, leaving Madara with only his younger brother, Izuna. Madara and Izuna became very close through their shared loss and constantly competed with each other to get stronger.[7] This, combined with his naturally strong chakra, enabled the young Madara to defeat adult Senju in battle and develop a reputation as a genius.[8]

During his infrequent downtime, Madara met a boy his own age named Hashirama. The two quickly developed a friendly rivalry, be it skipping stones or urinating in rivers. Like Madara, Hashirama was also a shinobi who had lost his brothers on the battlefield. Together they imagined a world where children like themselves wouldn’t need to fight.[9] As a precaution, Madara and Hashirama did not divulge their family names, but nevertheless discovered each other’s identities: Madara was an Uchiha, Hashirama was a Senju; it was their duty to kill each other, even if they were friends. Needing to choose between his family and his dreams of peace, Madara chose to end his friendship with Hashirama so he would have no reservations over killing him in the future, a resolve strong enough to awaken his Sharingan.[10]

Madara and Hashirama clash on the battlefield.

Over the following years Madara and Hashirama continued to meet in combat. Madara could never defeat Hashirama — even after acquiring a Mangekyō Sharingan — and Hashirama could never bring himself to kill someone he still considered a friend, resulting in a constant stalemate between the two that lasted decades. In time, both Madara and Hashirama became leaders of their respective clans, a position Hashirama tried to use to broker peace between them.[11] Although some Uchiha found the offer increasingly tempting, Madara refused due to Izuna’s death at the hands of Hashirama’s own brother, Tobirama Senju. Despite this, some Uchiha defected over to the Senju clan out of self-preservation. Madara then used Izuna’s eyes in order to gain «eternal» Mangekyō Sharingan and restore his deteriorating vision. With this new power he waged one final assault against the Senju and was summarily defeated. Rather than kill Madara to bring the era of war to an end, Hashirama offered to kill himself if it would stop the fighting. Madara was moved by Hashirama’s gesture and finally assented to peace.[12]

Konohagakure is formed.

The Senju, the Uchiha, and all their affiliated clans came together to found a village of peace, where children would never need to die in battle. Madara and Hashirama, rekindling their childhood friendship, and Madara called that village Konohagakure, seeing it through leaves.[13] But Madara’s idea of peace differed from Hashirama’s: where Hashirama envisioned cooperation with the other newly-formed villages, Madara desired control so the peace could never be lost, evidenced by his attacking Iwagakure’s Mū and Ōnoki so that they would submit to Konoha’s authority.[14] When Hashirama was elected as Hokage, Konoha’s leader, Madara also became concerned for the Uchiha’s future, believing this to be but the first step in the Senju’s dominance.[15]

Madara with the Nine-Tails battling Hashirama.

The Stone Tablet Zetsu altered[16] had been in the Uchiha’s possession for generations and was brought with them when they settled in Konoha. Through careful study, Madara was able to decipher enough of it to learn of the history of shinobi: of the endless cycle of failed peace and the destiny of battle between Uchiha and Senju, but also a means of unity for the world.[17] With this knowledge, Madara decided Konoha was a failed experiment. He tried to convince his own clan and even Hashirama of the same conclusion, but none would hear him.[18] Madara chose to abandon the village, attacking Konoha on multiple occasions,[19] later returning with the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox under his control to challenge Hashirama.[20] They fought to exhaustion, and from the carnage of their battle the Valley of the End was formed.[21] In the end, Madara was killed by Hashirama.[22]

An elderly Madara awakens the Rinnegan.

News of Madara’s death spread fast and his corpse was secretly hidden to keep anyone from finding it and profiting from it. But Madara had planned ahead: he had scheduled an Izanagi to activate sometime after his death, changing reality to bring him back to life in exchange for his right eye’s vision. Having expected this, Black Zetsu located Madara’s corpse and hid itself inside Madara’s body, allowing it to later deceive Madara into thinking he created it. After being revived, he left a copy in place of his real body and went into hiding with a special trophy from his fight with Hashirama: a mouthful of Hashirama’s flesh that he transplanted into his wounds. It was not until decades later, towards the end of Madara’s natural life, that the cells had any effect, awakening the Rinnegan (in the process restoring his right eye). With the Rinnegan he was able to summon the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, which he used to cultivate a mindless living clone of Hashirama from which he believed he had produced a White Zetsu Army.[23]

Over the years, Madara had perfected his plans for peace in what he called the Eye of the Moon Plan. But as his years waned, Madara knew he couldn’t complete his plans in the time he had left. So he transplanted his Rinnegan into a young Nagato without the boy’s knowing,[23] intending Nagato to someday use the eyes to restore Madara to life. If Nagato was to do this, however, Madara would need an agent to act on his behalf and guide Nagato towards this ultimate goal. Madara waited, connecting himself to Demonic Statue to keep him alive until someone could be found.[24] Madara spent this time keeping a close eye on Konoha to find a suitable pawn to take his place.

Madara meeting Obito Uchiha.

During the Third Shinobi World War, Madara found a badly injured Obito. Madara used Hashirama’s cells to replace Obito’s damaged extremities and placed a Forbidden Individual Curse Tag in Obito’s heart as a fail-safe in case Obito ever turned against him. Until then, Madara began working towards corrupting Obito. He had Kirigakure kidnap the girl Obito loved, Rin Nohara, and seal the Three-Tails into her. He then manipulated events so that Rin would die at the hand of Obito’s friend, Kakashi Hatake, while Obito watched.[25] Driven to despair, Obito offered his services to Madara. Madara divulged to Obito the history of the Sage of the Six Paths and the Ten-Tails, the details of his Eye of the Moon Plan, and various techniques that Obito would need moving forward. As a final act, he left behind Black Zetsu — what he believed to be a manifestation of his will — to provide additional guidance to Obito in pursuit of this goal. With that, Madara disconnected from the Demonic Statue and, with his dying breath, entrusted Obito with his name: Madara Uchiha.[26]

Personality

The childhood dynamics between Madara and Hashirama.

Madara’s childhood was a product of the times he lived in: the constant fighting made him a perfectionist that would keep at something until he mastered it, and his triumphs on the battlefield made him very confident in his abilities and talent.[27] Whenever one of these personality traits was challenged, as they tended to be by Hashirama, Madara’s competitive streak would emerge. Madara did not mind Hashirama’s influence in this regard; he believed that the only way to survive in the shinobi world was to make allies with one’s enemies.[28] His exposure to Hashirama is credited for Madara not experiencing the Uchiha’s «Curse of Hatred» or at the very least, not being victimised by it as much as Izuna was and even though he claimed to have abandoned his friendship with Hashirama, Madara still held onto their friendship subconsciously.[29] Madara’s actions and beliefs were singularly focused on protecting Izuna, his only surviving brother.[30] So long as he had Izuna, Madara was reasonable and kind, willing to make concessions for a perceived greater good.[31]

Madara’s descent into darkness.

Madara changed after Izuna’s death, becoming bitter towards the Senju, particularly Hashirama since he still had a brother. Embracing his clan’s Curse of Hatred, he opted to die for revenge rather than compromise or forgive.[32] Although he was briefly convinced to set aside his grief and try to replace Izuna with the collective family of Konoha, he could never shake the feeling that he was betraying Izuna’s memory. The increasing isolation of himself and other Uchiha from village politics ultimately convinced him of this, causing him to fully break with any other attachments.

During his time as a Konoha shinobi, Madara did what he thought was in the village’s best interests. Unlike Hashirama’s compassionate methods, Madara took a merciless approach: the shinobi of Iwagakure only had purpose so long as they swore unwavering allegiance to Konoha.[33] Since their methods were so different, Madara hated to hear Hashirama’s name during diplomatic discussions.[33][34]. After his defection from Konoha, Madara’s priorities became centred around the Eye of the Moon Plan, manipulating countless others in order to satisfy his own goals and putting in place multiple layers of contingencies so that nobody could ever diverge from his own intentions. Despite this, Madara genuinely believed this plan would in fact, benefit the world and simply followed an «ends justifies the means» principle.

As he valued only power and possessed so much of it, Madara therefore disliked to waste it on unworthy causes or unchallenging opponents, claiming disgust when he was forced to.[35]

Madara loved fighting above all else: the sights, the sounds, even the taste of his own blood, occasionally describing his battles as «dances»;[36] he felt being reincarnated deprived him of the full experience. Yet he was very disciplined in a fight, never allowing his failed plans or attacks to upset him, never letting superior numbers or power intimidate him, and always willing to do whatever must be done to gain victory. Although he sometimes imposed limitations on himself, such as not using certain techniques more than once, he was willing to «lower» himself with unbecoming tactics or excessive displays in order to change tactics and exploit advantages. He was perfectly aware of his talents and did not feign modesty, bluntly stating when he was stronger than his opponents and belittling them when they continued to defy him. Conversely, if he was proven wrong or somebody posed a legitimate challenge to him, he would admit it, and apologise for previous remarks if necessary. In addition, if such an opponent is about to die, he would show them the ultimate respect by taking the time and effort to finish them off himself, even if said person is going to die on their own.[37] Stemming from this, he feels insulted if he knows an opponent isn’t using their full power against him, even if he knows it will result in their death.[38] He also held the Senju to a higher standard in terms of power due to his encounters with Hashirama, stating a weak Senju disgusts him more than a weak shinobi of any kind.

Madara’s reaction after sensing Hashirama’s chakra.

One of the exceptions Madara makes was Hashirama. Their years of rivalry left Madara with competing feelings of respect and resentment for Hashirama. Madara considered Hashirama the only opponent worthy of his time and would postpone his own plans if it meant prolonging his time to fight with Hashirama without issue.[39] Despite this, Madara is quite open-minded about recognising other strong individuals besides Hashirama, as when he declares Might Guy as the strongest taijutsu user he’s ever faced.[40]

Despite his prowess and intellect, Madara is not without moments of recklessness. When he was brought back to life, he showed no hesitation in absorbing Hashirama’s senjutsu chakra while admitting he expected to have some difficulty controlling it due to having no prior training.

In the later years of his developing the Eye of the Moon Plan, Madara became pessimistic about human nature, believing the cycle of battle to be inescapable.[41] He also came to believe that humanity and the world are incapable of changing from what they were in the past.[42] He believed the current, «worthless» reality was built too much on the idea of winning and losing. For this reason he was deeply committed to his plan, so much that he would prematurely end a fight he was enjoying or kill any threat, even, reluctantly, his own clansmen, for the sake of its success. Despite this, Madara was simply acting on what he believed would benefit humanity as a whole, showing his time in Konoha did indeed influence his actions and he wasn’t acting simply out of bloodlust after Izuna’s death. His plan’s ultimate failure deeply depressed Madara, but it made him see its errors: breaking free of his Curse of Hatred, he regretted the mistakes he had made and admitted the superiority of Hashirama’s methods for peace. He and Hashirama were thus able to reconcile their friendship in the moments just before his death.

For all his ruthless and manipulative nature, Hashirama stated that Madara was still a kind man at his core.

Appearance

Madara’s appearance after Konoha’s founding.

Madara was a fair-skinned man with spiky, black hair that had a slight blue tint to it. In his childhood, his hair was chin-length that parted to frame the sides of his face. His casual attire consisted of a blue long sleeve shirt and white pants. While on the battlefield he wore the standard Uchiha outfit: a black shirt with a high-collar left slightly open and the clan’s crest on its back, with blue pants and bandages around his shins. Around his waist he had a white sash that held a sack, presumably containing his ninja tools.[7] Later, his sash was replaced by a belt, adorned with pouches and various weapons. He also wore another sash strapped across his shoulders which he used to hold his swords.[43]

As an adult, Madara had let his hair grow to waist-length with shoulder-length bangs framing the sides of his face, covering most of his right eye. He has several scars throughout his body.[44][45] Although still relatively young, more prominent creases had developed under each of his eyes. At times, he wore crimson armour with numerous metal plates, forming protective guards along his chest, waist, shoulders and thighs. Most of the time, however, he continued wearing the same basic Uchiha outfit: a blue high-collared, long sleeve mantle that splits down the lower half and a simple, light-brown obi and a belt.[46] During battle, he often carried an orange-brown gunbai which had a long black chain running up it. At one point, he wore a Konohagakure forehead protector.[47] The anime also shows him wearing a metal belt, as well as a brown leather sash to hold some of his other weapons, and a pair of belt sashes to hold two of his swords.

In his old age, Madara became extremely worn and emaciated, with his hair turned thin and white, and lost all his teeth. He wore a simple black outfit and used his kama as a makeshift cane.[48][49] When Madara was reincarnated his body’s youth was restored, albeit with the generic effect of gaining grey sclerae and minor cracks all over his body. These disappear once he is properly revived.

After becoming the Ten-Tails’ jinchūriki, Madara gains the appearance of an Ōtsutsuki; having white hair (taupe in the Naruto: Colour Edition), pale skin, and he became enveloped by a cloak of chakra that manifests into physical clothing: a full-bodied black garment with black pants, gloves, and boots, over which he wore a flowing white robe with six black magatama markings across his chest and the familiar pattern of a black Rinnegan and nine black magatama markings in rows of three on his back. A grey horn-like protrusions grew out of his left temple and overlapped his forehead akin to a protector with an upward-curve on the right temple, giving him an overall appearance very similar to that of the Sage of the Six Paths. After absorbing the recreated Ten-Tails produced by Obito, Madara obtained additional black magatama markings around his sleeve cuffs and the rim of his robe. He reverts to his former appearance after the Ten-Tails is removed from his body.[50]

Abilities

Madara’s power being compared to that of a god.

Madara was one of the most powerful shinobi in history, recognised as the strongest Uchiha in his lifetime and for decades after his death.[51][52] A child prodigy, he killed several adult Senju before he had awakened his Sharingan.[53] History remembers him as the only one able to compete with Hashirama Senju, a «God of Shinobi», and pushed him to his absolute limits.[54][55] When Obito operated under Madara’s name, fear of Madara’s power forced the Five Great Shinobi Countries, and the neutral Land of Iron, to band together and trigger the Fourth Shinobi World War, as it was noted Madara’s name itself was power.[56] After his return from death and various enhancements, Madara was able to decisively defeat thousands of shinobi, the Five Kage, and the nine tailed beasts, all at once respectively.[57][58] Madara was also confident if he had senjutsu chakra, he would have been able to defeat Obito while the latter was the Ten-Tails’ jinchūriki.

Chakra and Physical Prowess

Madara absorbing a restrained Hashirama’s senjutsu chakra.

Even by Uchiha standards, Madara was born with very powerful chakra,[43] described as very foul and evil.[59][60] This is partly because he inherited Indra’s chakra.[61] His large chakra reserves allowed him to fight nonstop for twenty-four hours before collapsing,[62] and in his old age, summon the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path from its cage in the moon.[63] His chakra control could perform complicated techniques with a single hand seal. He could also quickly absorb and synchronise senjutsu chakra with his own and therefore enter Sage Mode, despite having no prior training in senjutsu.[64] Even when distributing his chakra among twenty five wood clones, each still had enough power to threaten the Five Kage.

Madara was incredibly skilled in taijutsu. During his confrontation with the Fourth Division, he calmly defeated thousands of opponents with physical combat, disarming and dodging attacks from many directions. He could strike with precision before his opponent could react, and overpower individuals twice his size.[65] He was fast enough to attack Naruto who was in Sage Mode,[66] and dodge a Flying Thunder God Slash via his own sensing abilities combined with sensing abilities that Sage Mode provides.[67] While using Sage Mode, Madara’s pain tolerance was high, as he neither flinched from Sasuke stabbing his right arm, the tailed beasts’ assault, nor from the loss of his arm.[68]

Body Modifications

A replica of Hashirama’s face on Madara’s chest.

When Madara was reincarnated, Kabuto Yakushi modified him to be «even greater than when he was alive». He was restored to his physical prime while also retaining the abilities he only had in his old age.[69] In addition, a pale replica of Hashirama’s face existed on Madara’s left pectoral region,[70] which acted as a medium to channel senjutsu chakra into Sage Mode. It also let him heal most of his injuries in seconds,[71] and allows him the usage of Wood Release. For severe injuries he could not heal, like amputation, Madara could replace his limb with material from a White Zetsu’s body.[72] Stemming from having Hashirama’s cells in his body, Madara’s life-force became powerful enough to not immediately die from having all the tailed beasts extracted from his body.

Ninjutsu

Madara was well-versed in a variety of ninjutsu styles: he could use juinjutsu powerful enough to restrict the target’s actions,[73] hide within surfaces to avoid damage and traverse the battlefield unnoticed,[74] and through an unorthodox use of the Shadow Clone Technique, fake his death by having a clone act as his corpse.[75] In the anime, Madara showed the ability to levitate.[76]

Madara was an adept sensor, being able to detect others’ chakra signature countries away,[34] determine a person’s clan and the nature of their kekkei genkai,[77] and even differentiate species.[78] When amplified by Sage Mode, he could even fight whilst blind by locating targets and dodging attacks through his sensory perception.[79]

Bukijutsu

Madara wielding his gunbai.

Madara could use many weapons, such as giant shuriken, a kama, chains with weights, a kusarigama, and hand-held shuriken.[80] He also demonstrated proficiency with swords while fighting the Fourth Division.[81] His trademark weapon was his gunbai, with which he could shield himself[82] and redirect attacks,[83] or wield it like a mace or flail.[84] He could slice through the giant roots of the Ten-Tails’ tree form with it.[85]

Nature Transformation

Madara using Fire Release: Great Fire Annihilation.

Madara was able to utilise all five basic nature transformations, as well as Yin–Yang Release.[2] An Uchiha, he had a natural affinity for Fire Release, being able to produce a massive wall of flames that required several Water Release users to repel together,[86] launch a volley of dragon-shaped fireballs,[87] or cover an area with ash to act as a smokescreen.[88] In the anime, Madara could create powerful gusts with his gunbai to repel an entire platoon.[89] Later in his life, he used Yin–Yang Release to amplify White Zetsu, and pour his will into black receivers which could restrict and control targets.[90]

After transplanting Hashirama’s DNA, which was later augmented further by Kabuto, Madara could then use Wood Release, a mixture of water and earth-natured chakra, with his skill being comparable to Hashirama himself.[91] He could create gigantic flowering trees that could render a foe unconscious,[92] wood clone,[93] and wood dragons which could bind targets and drain their chakra.[94] With Hashirama’s cells, Madara could also produce roots to connect to and gain limited control of the Ten-Tails.[95] Despite the Wood Release’s power, Madara does not seem to use it unless he is either toying with his opponent or if he needs it as a last resort to restrain a tailed beast. After becoming the Ten-Tails’ jinchūriki, he was shown using Yin Release to create lightning bolts, and Storm Release – a mixture of water and lightning-natured chakra – to create energy beams that could cut through the Six Paths Rods.[96]

Dōjutsu

Sharingan

Madara’s Sharingan.

Madara awakened his Sharingan as a child, with one tomoe in each of his eyes.[10] By adulthood, his Sharingan was fully developed and active near-constantly. Madara’s mastery over the Sharingan surpassed every other member of the Uchiha clan in his natural lifetime. Only he could tell the difference between a shadow or wood clone, and the original.[97] With brief eye contact, Madara could place targets under genjutsu and paralyse them or relay information.[98] He could even trap the Nine-Tails, and summon it as a powerful tool in battle. By programming one of his eyes to activate Izanagi after his death, he was able to alter reality and resurrect himself.[75]

Mangekyō Sharingan

Madara’s Mangekyō Sharingan.

Madara and his brother Izuna were the first Uchiha known to have awakened the Mangekyō Sharingan. Madara knew about other users’ Mangekyō techniques, and was also capable of discerning the mechanics of these techniques with brief observation.[99] After stealing Kakashi Hatake’s Mangekyō Sharingan, he was able to use Kamui on himself immediately.[96] With his eyesight deteriorating from overuse, he replaced his original eyes with Izuna’s, restoring his vision and gaining the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan.[100] The «straight tomoe» (直巴, Choku Tomoe) of his Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan granted him fluidity in his movements when fighting.[101]

Madara’s Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan.

Having awakened both his Mangekyō, Madara could use Susanoo, which he could use even without his eyes in their sockets.[102] The ribcage could withstand an Ultra-Big Ball Rasengan and A’s strength,[103][104] and he could produce a legged humanoid Susanoo. His Susanoo wielded two to four undulating blades that could be thrown and controlled remotely.[105] He could also fire Yasaka Magatama of varying sizes.[106] When fully produced, Madara would hover inside Susanoo to grant him a greater range of movement.[92]

Madara’s Complete Body — Susanoo.

After acquiring the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan Madara could «stabilise» Susanoo into its Complete Body form, causing it to resemble a tengu with outer armour that was nearly impenetrable.[107] A secondary pair of arms wielded sheathed katana which could be used to bisect mountains with their mere shockwaves.[108] According to himself, its power was comparable to that of the tailed beasts, and no one was said to have lived to see it a second time.[109] Madara’s Complete Body Susanoo uses its secondary set of arms for attack and defence rather than flight. He was also able to shape his Susanoo into an armour for Kurama, which synergised their abilities.[110]

Rinnegan

Madara’s Rinnegan.

Years after infusing himself with Hashirama’s DNA and unknowingly mixing Indra’s and Asura’s chakra, Madara’s Sharingan evolved into the Rinnegan.[23] As the eyes’ original owner, only he could use them to their maximum power.[111] He was able to switch between both dōjutsu. With the Rinnegan, Madara could use all of the abilities of the Six Paths Technique,[112] such as the Preta Path to absorb chakra[113] and the Deva Path to perform Chibaku Tensei.[114] He could also use the Outer Path to create chakra chains that could restrain all nine tailed beasts.[115] and black receivers for various melee and supplementary purposes. Through the usage of his Rinnegan with that of his Sharingan, Madara could summon meteorites to cause widespread destruction.[116]

While under the Impure World Reincarnation, Madara was unable to use the full extent of his Rinnegan’s abilities. After being revived and obtaining one of his actual eyes, he could summon and control the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path,[117] seal the Ten-Tails inside himself,[118] and generate a corporeal invisible shadow to aid him in battle. While Madara was in Sage Mode and further boosted by Kurama’s chakra, this shadow was powerful enough to knock down the tailed beasts.[119] With access to both of his Rinnegan, Madara could produce at least four shadows to aid him.[120]

Rinne Sharingan

Madara’s Rinne Sharingan.

As the Ten-Tails’ jinchūriki and with both of his Rinnegan, Madara approached the moon and awakened a Rinne Sharingan on his forehead, which he could use to reflect the eye onto the moon, allowing him to cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi and trap everyone beside himself in genjutsu.[121]

Jinchūriki Transformations

Main article: Jinchūriki Forms

Madara’s final jinchūriki transformation.

After sealing the Ten-Tails into his body, Madara had immediately gained complete control over the beast, which was stronger than when it was first revived due to having all of the Eight-Tails and half of the Nine-Tails’ chakra sealed in it, leading to his power being noted to feel stronger than Obito’s, which only had a portion of the Eight and Nine-Tails’ chakra.[122] As such, only shinobi using all of the Eight Gates or the Six Paths Chakra are able to compete with him.[123] In this form, Madara could fly and his physical abilities were enhanced, being fast enough to react to the Flying Thunder God Technique and Kamui,[124] and durable enough to survive the Night Guy, albeit barely. After absorbing the tree form of the Ten-Tails, his regenerative powers could circumvent bisection and restore his body, causing him to declare himself immortal.[125] He could also harness natural energy to enhance his various techniques, as well as cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi and God: Nativity of a World of Trees after he awakened the Rinne Sharingan.

With his transformation, Madara obtained Truth-Seeking Balls that floated behind him in a circular formation, which were comprised of the five basic nature transformations and Yin–Yang Release.[126][127] Their chakra is highly malleable and versatile, such that he could use them as high speed projectiles,[128] protective barriers,[129] and various weapons, such as a shakujō.[130] With Yin–Yang Release, the balls could nullify all ninjutsu they came into contact with.[131]

Intelligence

Madara’s years of experience on the battlefield honed his strategic ingenuity. He could quickly devise a number of approaches and could switch approaches immediately. The longer he spent against a particular opponent, the less he needed backup tactics, as he could eventually predict what they would do and identify literal or psychological weaknesses to exploit. He could form and verify any theories he comes up with using small details.[96] In addition to his sheer adaptability, Madara was knowledgeable on a large variety of individuals and abilities, and thus could identify techniques when used and react with the most appropriate counter to them. Likewise, Madara was an excellent teacher, having single-handedly trained the young Obito into a powerful shinobi comparable to himself.

A researcher, he experimented on and cultivated a clone flower through the Demonic Statue of Outer Path, and from it, he created a life-support system for himself.[132] He had enough medical knowledge to transplant eyes, treat severe injuries, and could replace destroyed body parts with White Zetsu matter.[133]

Part II

Fourth Shinobi World War: Countdown

Main article: Fourth Shinobi World War: Countdown

The contents of the sixth coffin.

Tobi, acting under Madara’s name, moves into the final stages of the Eye of the Moon Plan by initiating a Fourth Shinobi World War. Before the war’s start, Kabuto Yakushi approaches Tobi to try and form an alliance. When Tobi asks what will happen if he refuses, Kabuto resurrects Madara to show he knows that Tobi is not the true Madara and forces him to accept.[134] Tobi reluctantly agrees and Kabuto de-summons Madara.[135]

Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax

Main article: Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax

Madara arrives on the battlefield with Mū.

During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kabuto decides to use Madara against the Allied Shinobi Forces and uses Mū as a medium to summon him to the battlefield. When he first becomes aware of his surroundings, Madara believes he has been brought back by Nagato’s Outer Path — Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique but soon realises that he instead has been brought back with the Impure World Reincarnation. Kabuto speaks through Mū, introduces himself, and explains recent developments in the world and Tobi’s current actions. After Kabuto points out that he has restored Madara to a state beyond his prime, Madara tests his body by tearing through the Fourth Division, thinning its numbers. The Fourth Division’s initial attempts to stop Madara fail as he protects himself with Susanoo. When the Fifth Kazekage, Third Tsuchikage, and one of Naruto Uzumaki’s shadow clones combine efforts, Madara is forced to activate his Rinnegan and absorb the attack.

Realising his enemies were too dangerous for him to hold back to basic ninjutsu and taijutsu, Madara pulls down a meteorite from the atmosphere. When the Kazekage and Tsuchikage successfully stop it, Madara adds a second meteorite to his attack, both of which fall upon and devastate the Fourth Division. With most of the Fourth Division dead, Madara questions Kabuto about just how far off-plan Tobi has gone. Because Kabuto doesn’t actually know much about the plan, Madara is left to check things for himself and tries to summon the Nine-Tails, only to discover it’s sealed in a jinchūriki, specifically Naruto. Despite knowing the current Naruto was a clone, he decided to delay his plans to test out his new powers, namely, the Wood Release: Nativity of Trees which Naruto’s clone barely countered. He then moves in to finish off the remainder of the Fourth Division but is repelled by the arrival of the Fifth Hokage, the Fifth Mizukage, and the Fourth Raikage. The five Kage combine forces against Madara and propel him from the immediate area.

Madara overwhelms the Kage.

By the time he returns, Naruto’s shadow clone is gone and the five Kage remain his only opponents. They battle for some time, with Madara equaling and besting the Kage’s efforts. When he is hit with the Tsuchikage’s Dust Release: Detachment of the Primitive World Technique, Madara’s armour is torn away, revealing the implant of Hashirama’s face on his chest. Madara laments Hashirama’s legacy that these Kage have inherited, having been completely unimpressed by their attacks, particularly those of the Hokage, Hashirama’s granddaughter. Madara then creates twenty-five copies of himself and has them each activate their Susanoo.

Madara’s soul remains intact.

By nightfall, the Kage are still alive and are able to pool their efforts so successfully that he is nearly sealed. Finally impressed by their display, Madara responds by summoning his perfected Susanoo. Before he can use it to kill the Kage, his Susanoo starts to fade and Madara is engulfed in light. Madara realises that Kabuto has elsewhere released him from the Impure World Reincarnation and his soul is returning to the afterlife. Madara responds by performing the hand seals to rescind the Impure World Reincarnation contract that Kabuto has over him, enabling him to return to his immortal body without further interference from a summoner. Now able to do whatever he likes and bored with the Kage, Madara decides to go find Naruto and reclaim the Nine-Tails. The Kage try to block his escape.

Madara reunites with Obito.

After defeating the five Kage, Madara finds and reunites with Obito while he’s engaged in combat with Naruto, Killer B, Kakashi Hatake, and Might Guy. Madara notices the Demonic Statue undergoing a premature transformation into the Ten-Tails and scolds Obito for being too hasty. After Obito returns Madara’s gunbai, Madara creates a wood dragon in an attempt to capture Naruto and Killer B and complete the Ten-Tails. He at one point manages to restrain and drain B of his energy but is overwhelmed by Guy’s Daytime Tiger. The Ten-Tails is revived before he can recover, forcing Madara to make do. He and Obito leap onto the Ten-Tails’ head and connect themselves to it, granting them control of its actions. Their four opponents put up a resistance but are no match for the Ten-Tails’ power. Before the Ten-Tails can finish them off, however, the combined Allied Shinobi Forces arrive to join the fight, with Ino managing to control Obito into redirecting the Ten-Tails’ attack.

The Allies are able to immobilise the Ten-Tails, making it an easy target. The Ten-Tails undergoes a new transformation before their attacks can connect, freeing it and letting it block the incoming attacks. Though the immediate problem is solved, Madara realises there’s another issue: the Allies are being coordinated too effectively. He and Obito direct the Ten-Tails to attack the distant Allied HQ, something that takes several Tailed Beast Balls due to their lack of control, which Madara attributes to Obito’s failure to revive him correctly. Although the Allies’ «brain» is killed, the Allies are given one final battle plan in the time it takes the Ten-Tails to hit its target. Obito and Madara try to thin the Allies’ numbers before they can get into position and, when that fails, block against the oncoming attack, but the combined forces manage to break through and separate Obito and Madara from the Ten-Tails. With the Ten-Tails now out of their control they must fight the Alliance directly. Obito eventually disappears to the other dimension, forcing Madara to fend for himself.

During Obito’s absence, Madara senses that Hashirama has elsewhere been brought back to life. Excited at the prospect of fighting his rival again, Madara eagerly awaits his arrival. When he arrives, Hashirama sends only a wood clone to face him, being too busy restraining the Ten-Tails. Madara decides to sit out the fight until the real Hashirama is ready. When the wood clone persists, Madara easily defeats it. Madara later senses Obito’s return to the battlefield and decides to make use of one of his fail-safes, activating black receivers planted in Obito to force him to finally revive Madara. Obito resists and instead seals the Ten-Tails into himself.

Birth of the Ten-Tails’ Jinchūriki

Main article: Birth of the Ten-Tails’ Jinchūriki

Madara fighting Hashirama.

Though he’s frustrated by this setback, Hashirama is no longer preoccupied, so Madara forces him into a fight for two reasons: his simple desire to fight his rival once again and he also plans to oppose Obito and take his place as the caster of the Infinite Tsukuyomi. To accomplish the latter however, Madara needs senjutsu chakra, which Hashirama has. As their battle rages, Hashirama tries to convince Madara to postpone, but Madara repeatedly refuses. Nevertheless, he keeps track of Obito’s progress and growing control of the Ten-Tails’ power. After Obito’s defeat, Madara is restrained by Hashirama’s wood dragons and the Alliance moves in to seal him.

Madara is properly revived.

With Obito no longer the Ten-Tails’ jinchūriki, Madara puts another fail-safe into effect: Black Zetsu. Having been in contact with it since his initial reincarnation, Madara orders Black Zetsu to take control of Obito’s body and use the Outer Path — Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique. Restored to life, Madara is able to regain his past strength, to which he breaks free of his restraints. Having died with his real eyes intact and removed from his body, Madara’s reincarnated eyes crumble to nothing. Sasuke attempts to burn Madara with Amaterasu while Naruto reminds Sasuke that Madara can absorb ninjutsu. Madara however, had to discard his armour that was burnt by the flames. To compensate for his blindness, he immobilises Hashirama with black receivers and absorbs his senjutsu chakra, enhancing his sensory skills enough to perceive his enemies and their attacks without the need of sight. He is once again attacked by Sasuke, but instructs Sasuke to stay out of his way since he does not want to kill his own clansman.

Madara impales Sasuke.

Madara goes after the freed tailed beasts so that he can revive the Ten-Tails once more. He attempts to take on all nine at once, failing and losing his right arm in the process. While he regroups, a White Zetsu clone brings him one of his Rinnegan that Obito kept in storage. Madara takes this and one of the Zetsu’s arms, allowing him start round two. He summons the Demonic Statue from Obito’s body and uses Limbo: Border Jail to repel the nine beasts. Before they can recover, he seals all of them into the Demonic Statue, including those sealed in Naruto and B. While the Statue undergoes its transformation into the Ten-Tails again, Madara asks the Zetsu clone how Black Zetsu is faring with taking his remaining Rinnegan back from Obito. Tobirama Senju, having been reincarnated alongside Hashirama, attacks Madara immediately afterwards, but is restrained after failing to deal any damage. Sasuke also attacks Madara but is immobilised in midair. Having already warned Sasuke once, Madara turns Sasuke’s own sword against him and stabs him in the chest.

A reformed Obito steals a portion of Madara’s tailed beast chakra.

With nobody left to oppose him, Madara seals the Ten-Tails into himself once its resurrection is complete. Pleased with himself, Madara sets off to regain his other Rinnegan. Along the way he spits out the Benihisago and Kohaku no Jōhei, Obito having used both as part of his premature revival method. When he arrives at Black Zetsu’s location, he discovers that Obito has regained control of his body. Madara tries to reason with Obito, reminding him of all they planned and insisting on the impending effectiveness of the Eye of the Moon Plan. Rather than be convinced, Obito stabs Madara and manages to steal fragments of the One-Tail’s and Eight-Tails’ chakra from him before using Kamui to escape with Naruto.

Madara battling Guy.

While Madara contemplates his next move, he is confronted by Might Guy, a master of taijutsu, which is one of the only effective attacks against Madara in his new form. Guy opens all Eight Gates and hits Madara with the Evening Elephant. Madara is taken by surprise and tries to defend himself, but other Allied Shinobi are able to reduce him to a single Truth-Seeking Ball, leaving him wide open. Madara is thrilled at the prospect of such a challenging fight, and visibly battered but not beaten, forcing Guy to use Night Guy. Madara is nearly killed by the attack, which obliterates the entire left side of his body. Thanking Guy for giving him such an entertaining battle, and acknowledging him as a worthy opponent, Madara decides to show him the ultimate respect by killing him instead of letting him succumb to his injuries. However, the Truth-Seeking Ball that Madara launches at Guy is kicked back at him by a revived Naruto, whom Madara notes has somehow gained power similar to his own.

Madara battling Naruto and Sasuke.

Naruto sends Madara crashing through the recreation of the Ten-Tails in its giant tree form, a remnant of Obito’s earlier battle. A voice speaks to Madara, telling him to absorb it. Madara does so and becomes stronger, but is met with a new problem: Sasuke, also healed from his injuries, has joined forces with Naruto and is also in possession of new abilities. Despite Madara’s efforts, he can do nothing against them. Knowing he needs his other Rinnegan if he’s to end the fight, Madara steals Kakashi Hatake’s Mangekyō Sharingan and uses it to go after Obito. He stops Sakura Haruno from destroying the Rinnegan, to which Obito responds by sending her back to the real world before Madara can kill her. However, Obito himself is too weak to fight back.

Madara activates the Infinite Tsukuyomi.

To give Obito some final words, Madara first congratulates him for removing the Forbidden Individual Curse Tag he had placed on him. He also reveals his role in the death of Rin Nohara, in doing so admitting that he’s been manipulating Obito from the start. With that, Madara takes back his Rinnegan, returning to Obito his left Mangekyō Sharingan. Black Zetsu uses Obito’s body to perform Kamui and return them to the real world. Naruto and Sasuke move to attack him as soon as Madara appears, so Madara delays them with multiple Chibaku Tensei. Madara gains proximity to the moon, awakening the Rinne Sharingan in the process, and succeeds in casting the Infinite Tsukuyomi.

Kaguya Ōtsutsuki Strikes

Main article: Kaguya Ōtsutsuki Strikes

Madara begins to inflate with chakra.

The entire world is trapped in a dream and then wrapped into Madara’s God: Nativity of a World of Trees. Sasuke is able to save Naruto, Kakashi, and Sakura from the Infinite Tsukuyomi. Seeing them, Madara announces himself the world’s saviour, one who has saved the world from itself by replacing the hells of reality with the heavens of dreams. While he is proclaiming his victory, Black Zetsu stabs him in the back. Black Zetsu reveals that it is not Madara’s will, but Kaguya Ōtsutsuki’s, and that he has taken advantage of him in order to bring about her revival. Black Zetsu transfers from Obito’s body to Madara’s, completely covering him and forcing him to start absorbing the chakra of those trapped in the Infinite Tsukuyomi. After dramatically increasing in size, Madara shrinks down until a revived Kaguya is revealed in his stead.

Madara speaks to Hashirama for the last time.

Naruto and Sasuke eventually seal Kaguya in her own dimension, along with Black Zetsu, at which point she reverts into the Ten-Tails and spits out Madara. The Sage of the Six Paths summons Madara and everyone else back to the real world, but he can do nothing to save Madara from his approaching death as a result of having both the tailed beasts and Demonic Statue removed from his body. Madara uses his remaining time speaking to Hashirama, noting that his own dream for peace has died while Hashirama’s lives on, and therefore was apparently the better of the two. Hashirama replies that they are still friends despite everything, to which Madara agrees as he dies.

Legacy

After his second death, Madara’s greatest lasting influence was in Obito’s actions, who used Madara’s knowledge to create Akatsuki. Several years later, when Obito began operating under Madara’s name, the mere possibility that he was truly Madara was enough to unify the ninja of the Five Great Shinobi Countries and trigger the Fourth Shinobi World War.[135]

Madara’s actions during life, and even those subsequent actions of Obito, would end up having disastrous effects for the Uchiha clan. Following Madara’s betrayal of Konoha, the Uchiha were entirely isolated from any form of control over Konoha’s future, chiefly because of the actions of Tobirama Senju. His actions also played a role in Tobirama’s growth, who believed that to be Hokage, one must balance between Hashirama’s compassion and Madara’s ruthlessness. At the time, some Uchiha members saw this as proof of what Madara always feared, but the fears subsided with time. Years later, when Obito causes the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox’s Attack, Konoha once again becomes suspicious of the Uchiha and the Uchiha once again feel wronged. This time, however, their discontent does not subside. When the Uchiha began planning to overthrow Konoha, the upper echelons of Konoha’s government ordered the Uchiha Clan Downfall.

One silver lining of Madara’s legacy is the name of Konohagakure, which he himself came up with.

In Other Media

Video Games

Madara Uchiha is a playable character in the following video games:

Game name Japanese release English release
J-Stars Victory VS 19 March 2014 30 June 2015
Jump Force 14 February 2019 15 February 2019
Naruto Mobile 2016 2016
Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing 14 July 2016 24 August 2016
Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 18 April 2013 5 March 2013
Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 4 February 2016 9 February 2016
Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution 11 September 2014 16 September 2014
Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker 30 August 2018 31 August 2018
Naruto x Boruto: Ninja Voltage 22 November 2017 22 November 2017
Naruto: Shinobi Collection 2014
Naruto: Shinobi Collection Shippū Ranbu 27 July 2015
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Online 14 April 2013 20 July 2016

Trivia

  • «Madara» (斑) can be translated as «spots» or «speckles».
  • Studio Pierrot’s Settei sheets of Madara show that he was 143.5cm when he met Hashirama.
  • According to the databook(s):
    • Madara’s hobby was falconry.
    • Madara’s favourite food was inarizushi, while his least favourite was roe.
    • Madara wished to fight the upper class Konoha ninja.
    • Madara’s favourite phrase was «Armour-sleeved single hit» (鎧袖一触, Gaishū Isshoku), which refers to defeating someone with a single blow.
  • Despite Madara being a user of the Six Paths Senjutsu and using various senjutsu techniques, he is not listed as a user of senjutsu in the fourth databook.[2]

Quotes

  • (To Ōnoki and Mū) «There is no alliance. From here on, you will obey Konoha! And never, ever say that shinobi’s name around me!«[33]
  • (To Hashirama) «While I walk towards my real dream, I’ll enjoy fighting you.«[136]
  • (To Kurama) «Nine-Tails, you are merely a momentary life, a temporary existence of coalesced energy… energy that once was a single, ultimate form! An unstable force, lacking in intelligence or sapience, you require a guide to show you purpose. That guide is the Uchiha! The tailed beasts are but slaves to those with blessed eyes. Obey!«[137]
  • (To Obito) «This world is full of things that don’t go as you wish. The longer you live the more you realise reality is just made of pain, suffering, and emptiness… Listen… In this world, whenever there is light, there are also shadows. As long as the concept of winners exist, there must also be losers. The selfish desire of wanting to maintain peace causes wars and hatred is born to protect love.«[138]
  • (To Obito before dying for the second time) «Go… until the time… I revive… you are Madara Uchiha.«[139]
  • (To Tobirama) «Hashirama’s country was a shameful contradiction… Man seeks peace, yet at the same time yearning for war… Those are the two realms belonging solely to man. Thinking of peace whilst spilling blood is something only humans can do. They’re two sides of the same coin. To protect something… another must be sacrificed. That is, other than that of, say a dream world.«[140]
  • (To Obito) «I taught you that in order to control people, you need to use the darkness in their hearts. And if there’s no darkness, then you just create it… […] From the bottom of your heart, you felt kindness and sympathy for others. […] Your deep feelings… …for Rin… …your comrades… …the Hokage and the shinobi… All you needed to do was to fall once, and all that would turn around into deep hatred for the world.«[141]
  • (To Naruto) «I just stopped the fate of this world. I freed people from pain, suffering, emptiness. […] Naruto… You’re getting in the way of everyone’s happiness. Our game ends here. I turned hell into heaven. You should understand… It’s already over.«[142]
  • (Last words to Hashirama) «As comrades, huh… Well… if that’s how… we… will…«

References

  1. ↑ Third Databook, page 48
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Fourth Databook, pages 58-63
  3. ↑ Chapter 510, page 12
  4. ↑ Chapter 678, page 13
  5. ↑ Chapter 602, page 9
  6. ↑ Fourth Databook, page 57
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Naruto chapter 386, page 5
  8. ↑ Naruto chapter 398, page 18
  9. ↑ Naruto chapter 623, page 8
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Naruto chapter 624, page 8
  11. ↑ Naruto chapter 386, page 6
  12. ↑ Naruto chapter 625, pages 4-5
  13. ↑ Naruto chapter 386, page 10
  14. ↑ Naruto chapter 575, pages 8-11
  15. ↑ Naruto chapter 625, page 19
  16. ↑ Naruto chapter 681, page 9
  17. ↑ Naruto chapter 646, pages 7-9
  18. ↑ Naruto chapter 626, page 2
  19. ↑ Fourth Databook, page 61
  20. ↑ Naruto chapter 399, page 9
  21. ↑ Naruto chapter 399, pages 11-13
  22. ↑ Naruto chapter 626, page 14-16
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Naruto chapter 606, pages 13-14
  24. ↑ Naruto chapter 602, page 12
  25. ↑ Naruto chapter 675, pages 7-10
  26. ↑ Naruto chapter 606
  27. ↑ Naruto chapter 621, page 18
  28. ↑ Naruto chapter 622, page 15
  29. ↑ Naruto chapter 624-625
  30. ↑ Naruto chapter 623, page 11
  31. ↑ Naruto chapter 661, pages 15-16
  32. ↑ Naruto chapter 625, page 21
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 33.2 Naruto chapter 562, page 2
  34. ↑ 34.0 34.1 Naruto chapter 628, page 12
  35. ↑ Naruto chapter 592, pages 5-6
  36. ↑ Naruto chapter 659, pages 1-5
  37. ↑ Naruto chapter 672, pages 16-17
  38. ↑ Naruto chapter 667 page 10
  39. ↑ Naruto chapter 589, page 2
  40. ↑ Naruto chapter 672, page 9
  41. ↑ Naruto chapter 646, page 11
  42. ↑ Naruto chapter 562, page 4
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Naruto chapter 398, page 17
  44. ↑ Naruto chapter 681, page 14
  45. ↑ Naruto Shippūden episode 462
  46. ↑ Naruto chapter 399, pages 10-11
  47. ↑ Naruto chapter 562, page 2
  48. ↑ Naruto chapter 601, pages 16-17
  49. ↑ Naruto chapter 602, page 9
  50. ↑ Naruto chapter 690
  51. ↑ Naruto chapter 385, page 16
  52. ↑ Naruto chapter 624, page 11
  53. ↑ Naruto chapter 623, page 13
  54. ↑ Naruto chapter 399
  55. ↑ Naruto chapter 626, pages 9-17
  56. ↑ Naruto chapter 467
  57. ↑ Naruto chapter 601, page 7
  58. ↑ Naruto chapter 661, pages 6-7
  59. ↑ Naruto chapter 561, page 11
  60. ↑ Naruto chapter 620, page 8
  61. ↑ Naruto chapter 671, page 6
  62. ↑ Naruto chapter 624, pages 13-14
  63. ↑ Naruto chapter 603, pages 1-4
  64. ↑ Naruto chapter 657
  65. ↑ Naruto chapter 560, pages 5-6
  66. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, page 7
  67. ↑ Naruto chapter 661
  68. ↑ Naruto chapter 658
  69. ↑ Naruto chapter 560, pages 3, 15
  70. ↑ Naruto chapter 575, page 14
  71. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, page 15
  72. ↑ Naruto chapter 658, pages 16-17
  73. ↑ Naruto chapter 675, pages 6-7
  74. ↑ Naruto chapter 577, pages 11-12
  75. ↑ 75.0 75.1 Naruto chapter 681, pages 13-14
  76. ↑ Naruto: Shippūden episode 362
  77. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, page 10
  78. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, page 20
  79. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, pages 5-8
  80. ↑ Naruto chapter 604, page 8
  81. ↑ Naruto chapter 560, pages 5-6
  82. ↑ Naruto chapter 601, pages 9-10
  83. ↑ Naruto chapter 601, pages 14-15
  84. ↑ Naruto: Shippūden episode 140
  85. ↑ Naruto chapter 646, page 9
  86. ↑ Naruto chapter 560, pages 4-5
  87. ↑ Naruto chapter 591, page 8
  88. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, pages 19-20
  89. ↑ Naruto: Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations OVA
  90. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, page 5
  91. ↑ Naruto chapter 609, page 6
  92. ↑ 92.0 92.1 Naruto chapter 575, pages 3-6
  93. ↑ Naruto chapter 578, pages 10
  94. ↑ Naruto chapter 607
  95. ↑ Naruto chapter 613, pages 5-6
  96. ↑ 96.0 96.1 96.2 Naruto chapter 674
  97. ↑ Naruto chapter 577, page 12
  98. ↑ Naruto chapter 606, page 10-11
  99. ↑ Naruto chapter 666
  100. ↑ Naruto chapter 624, page 16
  101. ↑ Naruto chapter 657, page 10
  102. ↑ Naruto chapter 658, page 10
  103. ↑ Naruto chapter 560, page 9
  104. ↑ Naruto chapter 563, page 4
  105. ↑ Naruto chapter 660, page 11
  106. ↑ Naruto chapter 563, page 9
  107. ↑ Naruto chapter 626, pages 4-6
  108. ↑ Naruto chapter 589, pages 4-5
  109. ↑ Naruto chapter 589, page 10
  110. ↑ Naruto chapter 621, pages 5-15
  111. ↑ Naruto chapter 675, page 4
  112. ↑ Naruto chapter 606, page 14
  113. ↑ Naruto chapter 560, pages 13-14
  114. ↑ Naruto chapter 676, pages 9-13
  115. ↑ Naruto chapter 659, pages 15-16
  116. ↑ Naruto chapter 561, page 6
  117. ↑ Naruto chapter 659, pages 4-17
  118. ↑ Naruto chapter 663, pages 13-15
  119. ↑ Naruto chapter 659, pages 14-17
  120. ↑ Naruto chapter 676, page 8
  121. ↑ Naruto chapter 676, pages 16-17
  122. ↑ Naruto chapter 665, page 1
  123. ↑ Naruto chapters 668-678
  124. ↑ Naruto chapter 665, pages 11-13
  125. ↑ Naruto chapter 674, pages 15-16
  126. ↑ Naruto chapter 689, page 7
  127. ↑ Fourth Databook, page 249
  128. ↑ Naruto chapter 669, page 9
  129. ↑ Naruto chapter 669, pages 15-18
  130. ↑ Naruto chapter 663, page 14
  131. ↑ Naruto chapter 665, pages 14-15
  132. ↑ Naruto chapter 602, page 11
  133. ↑ Naruto chapter 602, page 3
  134. ↑ Naruto chapter 564, page 12
  135. ↑ 135.0 135.1 Naruto chapter 490, pages 1-6
  136. ↑ Naruto chapter 625, page 18
  137. ↑ Naruto chapter 568, page 8
  138. ↑ Naruto chapter 602, page 8
  139. ↑ Naruto chapter 606, page 17
  140. ↑ Naruto chapter 661, page 12-13
  141. ↑ Naruto chapter 675, page 9
  142. ↑ Naruto chapter 678, page 13
Источник

Madara Uchiha is one of the main antagonists of Naruto Shippudden, he was one of the 1st members of Uchiha Clan.

Story

Madara was the legendary leader of the Uchiha clan. He founded Konohagakure alongside his rival, Hashirama Senju, with the intention of beginning an era of peace. When the two couldn’t agree on how to achieve that peace, they fought for control of the village, a conflict which ended in Madara’s death. Madara, however, rewrote his death and went into hiding to work on his own plans. Unable to complete it in his natural life, he entrusted his knowledge and plans to Obito Uchiha shortly before his actual death. Years later, Madara would be revived, only to see his plans foiled before his final death.

Transformations

Madara Uchiha-0

Base

Six paths madara

Six Paths

Naruto Games Appearances

Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution 4

Madara is one of the playable characters.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 5

He returns as a playable character.

Crossover Appearances

2K10 Anime Battle Coliseum

He appears as a playable character facing Naruto franchise alongside Boruto Uzumaki, he also appears as a playabe boss alongside Dezrath, Zamasu, Dio, Android 21 (Evil), Heathcliff, Altair and Lord Boros.

Divine X Union

Madara appears as a Boss Unit.

Anime Fighting Jam

Madara is part of the Naruto Shippuden Universe.

Anime Fighting Jam II: Berserk=Age

Madara returns to be playable.

Project X Zone 3: War of Infinite Worlds

Madara appears as a Boss Unit.

Arena of Sagas

Madara is part of the roster alongside Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hakate and Itachi Uchiha.

Shonen Jump Warriors

Madara is part of Naruto cast.

Shonen Jump VS. Capcom: Fight of Century

Madara is part of the Shonen Jump cast.

Super Smash Bros. 5: Legends

He is an unlockable character.

Heroes Infinity

Madara is an unlockable character.

Anime Battle

Madara is one of the characters from Naruto side.

Gallery

Uchiha madara render ultra high quality by brinx69-d82q117

Madara Uchiha-1

Roy Revenge

!uchiha madara by apostoll-d6pkcv2

Madara Uchiha - J-Stars render

Madara in J-Stars Victory VS

Trivia

  • «Madara» (斑) can be translated as «spots» or «speckles».
  • Studio Pierrot’s Settei sheets of Madara show that he was 143.5cm when he met Hashirama.
  • According to the databook(s):
    • Madara’s hobby was falconry.
    • Madara’s favourite food was inarizushi, while his least favourite was roe.
    • Madara wished to fight the upper class Konoha ninja.
    • Madara’s favourite phrase was «Armour-sleeved single hit» (鎧袖一触, Gaishū Isshoku), which refers to defeating someone with a single blow.
  • Despite Madara being a user of the Six Paths Senjutsu and using various senjutsu techniques, he is not listed as a user of senjutsu in the fourth databook.

Источник

Madara Uchiha is one of the main antagonists of Naruto Shippudden, he was one of the 1st members of Uchiha Clan.

Story

Madara was the legendary leader of the Uchiha clan. He founded Konohagakure alongside his rival, Hashirama Senju, with the intention of beginning an era of peace. When the two couldn’t agree on how to achieve that peace, they fought for control of the village, a conflict which ended in Madara’s death. Madara, however, rewrote his death and went into hiding to work on his own plans. Unable to complete it in his natural life, he entrusted his knowledge and plans to Obito Uchiha shortly before his actual death. Years later, Madara would be revived, only to see his plans foiled before his final death.

Transformations

Madara Uchiha-0

Base

Six paths madara

Six Paths

Naruto Games Appearances

Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution 4

Madara is one of the playable characters.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 5

He returns as a playable character.

Crossover Appearances

2K10 Anime Battle Coliseum

He appears as a playable character facing Naruto franchise alongside Boruto Uzumaki, he also appears as a playabe boss alongside Dezrath, Zamasu, Dio, Android 21 (Evil), Heathcliff, Altair and Lord Boros.

Divine X Union

Madara appears as a Boss Unit.

Anime Fighting Jam

Madara is part of the Naruto Shippuden Universe.

Anime Fighting Jam II: Berserk=Age

Madara returns to be playable.

Project X Zone 3: War of Infinite Worlds

Madara appears as a Boss Unit.

Arena of Sagas

Madara is part of the roster alongside Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hakate and Itachi Uchiha.

Shonen Jump Warriors

Madara is part of Naruto cast.

Shonen Jump VS. Capcom: Fight of Century

Madara is part of the Shonen Jump cast.

Super Smash Bros. 5: Legends

He is an unlockable character.

Heroes Infinity

Madara is an unlockable character.

Anime Battle

Madara is one of the characters from Naruto side.

Gallery

Uchiha madara render ultra high quality by brinx69-d82q117

Madara Uchiha-1

Roy Revenge

!uchiha madara by apostoll-d6pkcv2

Madara Uchiha - J-Stars render

Madara in J-Stars Victory VS

Trivia

  • «Madara» (斑) can be translated as «spots» or «speckles».
  • Studio Pierrot’s Settei sheets of Madara show that he was 143.5cm when he met Hashirama.
  • According to the databook(s):
    • Madara’s hobby was falconry.
    • Madara’s favourite food was inarizushi, while his least favourite was roe.
    • Madara wished to fight the upper class Konoha ninja.
    • Madara’s favourite phrase was «Armour-sleeved single hit» (鎧袖一触, Gaishū Isshoku), which refers to defeating someone with a single blow.
  • Despite Madara being a user of the Six Paths Senjutsu and using various senjutsu techniques, he is not listed as a user of senjutsu in the fourth databook.

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Один из основателей Деревни Скрытого Листа. Считался одним из сильнейших ниндзя мира синоби. К тому же, он — первый синоби, которому удалось усовершенствовать Мангэкё Сяринган. Он стремится реализовать план «Вечная иллюзия».

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Тобирама подумывал об убийстве обессиленного Мадары, но Хаширама запретил ему это сделать и в очередной раз предложил заключить мир. Мадара, дабы проверить его на деле, дал ему выбор: либо убить брата, либо покончить с собой; лишь тогда, по его словам, он сможет доверять клану Сэнджу. По-видимому, Хаширама принял вторую опцию и уже занес кунай над своей грудью, завещав перед этим Тобираме не убивать Мадару и вместе не допустить уже никаких распрей между Учихами и Сэнджу, однако рука Мадары остановила его руку. Мадара убедился в решимости Хаширамы, поэтому вместе они заключили долгожданный мир между враждующими кланами. Позже, путем альянса со Страной Огня они создали деревню, которую назвали Деревня скрытого листа. Это положило конец эпохе воюющих провинций, и некоторое время царил мир. Также, в неизвестное время Мадара встречался с Му и молодым Ооноки, при этом он отказал Скрытому Камню в возможности заключения союза между ним и Скрытым Листом, а также силой заставил этих двоих уйти прочь. Но вскоре разгорелся спор о том, кому стать первым хокагэ. Хаширама выдвинул кандидатуру Мадары на этот пост, однако его брат настоял на всеобщем голосовании, в котором все же победил сам Хаширама. Так как он занял этот пост, опасения Мадары о том, что Сэнджу могут подавить членов клана Учиха, усилились. С намерением защитить клан Учиха он хотел устроить заговор и призвал членов клана Учиха покинуть деревню. Но так как Мадара, из-за случая с глазами его брата, считался властолюбивым, члены клана Учиха отвернулись от него. Преданный всеми, Мадара решил покинуть деревню.
Перед уходом он показал Хашираме Монумент Учиха, написанный самим Мудрецом Шести Путей, а затем дал знать, что отправляется осуществлять свою «настоящую» мечту, несмотря на уговоры друга остаться. Позже он подчинил Кураму и с его помощью решил уничтожить Коноху. Однако Хаширама, как Первый хокагэ, встал у него на пути в Долине Завершения — там, где свершилась их финальная битва. Мадара сражался со всей злостью и ненавистью, что у него была, и проиграл. Считалось, что он погиб после того, как Первый пронзил его катаной.

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Madara Uchiha
Naruto character
A long-haired male character wearing purple clothing underneath a red armor

Madara Uchiha as drawn by Masashi Kishimoto
First appearance Naruto manga, chapter 370
Created by Masashi Kishimoto
Voiced by Japanese
Naoya Uchida
(Original)
Go Inoue
(Young)[1]
English
Neil Kaplan
(Original)
Xander Mobus
(Young)
In-universe information
Relatives Tajima Uchiha (father)
Izuna Uchiha (brother)
Ninja status Rogue ninja and Ghost of the Uchiha

Madara Uchiha (Japanese: うちは マダラ, Hepburn: Uchiha Madara) is a fictional manga and anime character in the Naruto series created by Masashi Kishimoto. He appears for the first time in «Part II» of the manga and the Shippuden anime adaptation, as a major antagonist. He, along with its first Hokage Hashirama Senju, is one of the co-founders of Konohagakure (Japanese: 木ノ葉隠れの里, Hepburn: Konohagakure no Sato) village from the ninja world. Their power conflict over how to run the village, as well as the long-term feud between clans, leads to Madara’s death. However, it is revealed later that Madara had used a man named Obito Uchiha as his agent. He transplants his Rinnegan (輪廻眼, lit. «Saṃsāra Eye») eye power into a child named Nagato, a member of the terrorist organization Akatsuki, to be preserved for his eventual revival years later. During most of the series, Obito uses Madara’s name until a criminal named Kabuto Yakushi reanimates the real Madara who becomes one of the primary antagonists alongside Obito Uchiha during the Fourth Great Shinobi World War storyline. Madara has appeared in several pieces of Naruto media, including a Boruto feature film. Many Naruto video games have featured him as a playable character.

Kishimoto created the character to provide a strong villain in the series’ final arc who would face the series’ protagonist, Naruto Uzumaki. This confrontation would be different from that with previous enemies and result in more of a focus on fight scenes. Merchandise has been released in Madara’s likeness, including keychains, plush dolls, and figurines. In the Japanese anime, Naoya Uchida voices Madara, while Go Inoue voices him as a child. In the English version, Neil Kaplan provides Madara’s voice with Xander Mobus voicing him as a child. Critics have commented on his role as an antagonist in the series; some have placed him on top all-time anime villains lists, while others have criticized his effectiveness. Nevertheless, Madara’s background was well-received for how integral his story is to the series’ scenario.

Creation and design[edit]

Madara originated from Masashi Kishimoto’s desire to elaborate on the ending to the manga series Naruto. Once the series began its second part, simply referred to as «Part II» in the manga and Shippuden in the anime, Kishimoto felt the need to create a story arc that would emphasize the tragedy of wars, leading to the final arc which would include a war. According to Kishimoto, Naruto and his group were weak as children in the first part and he wanted to make them stronger in the second part. This is the reason he introduced the Akatsuki (and later on Madara) as their enemies.[2] In an interview, Kishimoto asserted that making the villains «flamboyant» was one of the «guiding principles» he followed. It was his desire to create villains with «powerful auras».[3] Madara appears late in the manga, as one of the masterminds leading to the fourth shinobi world war, in the final arc.[4] Nevertheless, he wanted to make him an engaging antagonist who would clash with Sasuke Uchiha and the Tailed Beast known as the Ten Tails to give the storyline a proper conclusion.[5]

According to Kishimoto, Madara is not just like any other character introduced in the series. He created Madara as a character with no weaknesses.[4] As one of the antagonists in the story, Kishimoto designed Madara as the antithesis to the protagonists’ values, a perfect anti-hero.[6] Kishimoto also said Naruto always defeated his enemies without intending to kill them by settling disputes with words since his battle with Nagato. Naruto truly forgave his enemy instead of having kill them, a concept Kishimoto liked but which no other shonen manga truly followed.[2] Kishimoto found the idea of the two characters interacting and settling their differences more interesting and challenging, rather than killing them. So from the Nagato battle onwards, he decided to introduce the resurrected Madara to have someone to beat. According to Kishimoto, this was one of the reasons why he introduced Edo-Madara into the storyline. But he confessed this was complicated at first. It ended up with confusion about the difference between the two characters.[2]

Japanese voice actor Naoya Uchida enjoyed voicing Madara’s character, most notably in his final recording where he sent regards to fellow actor Kazuhiko Inoue (Kakashi Hatake) and Wataru Takagi (Obito Uchiha).[7] Neil Kaplan first voiced Madara in the video game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Because CyberConnect2’s fighting game’s storyline preceded the television series’ plot, he was asked by their staff to read the series’ manga to get an idea of the character. Kaplan said this made it difficult for him to voice Madara for the first time.[8]

Appearances[edit]

In Naruto[edit]

Madara is mentioned in the second part of the manga Naruto but does not appear in most of the series except the war arc. During his childhood,[9] he met a child named Hashirama, but amidst the conflicts of their respective clans resulting in war, their friendship ends. After failing at several attempts to kill or defeat his rival, Madara became friends with him and accepted his treaty offering peace between the two clans. The Uchiha, Senju and all of their affiliated clans came together to form a village, which Madara named Konohagakure.[10] Madara took a merciless approach and did not like Hashirama’s compassionate methods.[11] After the death of his brother, Izuna, Madara became cynical and vengeful and held a grudge against the Senju Clan for slaughtering his brothers in the War.[12] After his defection from Konoha, he believed there is no real peace. Losing all of his family and conflicted over his own clanmates, he decided to free the world from its pains,[13] by casting Infinite Tsukuyomi (無限月読­, Mugen Tsukuyomi) upon the whole world so that there would be no war and no death.[14] Madara is believed to have been killed by Hashirama’s hand, but he survives and goes into hiding. He awakens the legendary Eye Technique Rinnegan[15] using Hashirama’s DNA. Before dying, Madara takes Obito as his agent and transplants his Rinnegan into Nagato to be preserved for his eventual revival years later.[16] After Madara’s death, his greatest lasting influence was on Obito, one of his descendants, who used Madara’s knowledge to strongly influence and control the Akatsuki behind the scenes, and pretended to be Madara for much of the manga’s story. When Obito moves into the final stages of Madara’s goal by initiating the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kabuto Yakushi forms an alliance with him, eventually reviving Madara’s reanimated corpse.[17][18]

By nightfall, Madara releases himself from Kabuto’s contract and rebounds his soul to the modified immortal body enabling him to act on his own will. Madara decides to reclaim the Nine-Tails creature sealed within Naruto and defeats the Kages, only to reunite with Obito while he is engaged in combat with the shinobis.[19] Madara fully resurrects himself by sacrificing the defeated Obito, ordering Black Zetsu to take control over Obito’s body and perform the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique.[20] Restored to life, Madara unlocks his full potential and manages to break free of his restraints. Defeating his enemies, Madara goes after the Tailed beasts to revive Ten-Tails. Madara is then confronted by Might Guy, Minato Namikaze, Gaara and Rock Lee who each use all of their forces to kill him but fail. Before killing most of his enemies, Madara is confronted by the healed Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha who overwhelm him. Madara is forced to escape and regain Obito’s Rinnegan. Upon returning to the field, Madara succeeds in casting the Infinite Tsukuyomi. The entire world becomes trapped in the dream. Sasuke manages to save Naruto, Kakashi, and Sakura from this Illusionary Technique, and Black Zetsu stabs Madara, gaining control over his body. Black Zetsu reveals that it was never Madara’s will but Kaguya’s[21] Madara swells in size, Kaguya taking his place. Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi manage to seal Kaguya, who reverts into ten tails before being sealed spitting out Madara. Eventually, Madara dies because of the toll of both the tailed beasts and Demonic Statue removed from his body.[22] In his final moments, Madara finds real peace within the dreams of Hashirama, stating that his dream for peace has died while Hashirama’s dream for peace lives on and will always keep living on as it is the better of the two. Before dying, he acknowledges the friendship of Hashirama and agrees with him when he said, that they are still friends despite everything.[22]

In other media[edit]

Madara appears in the original video animation Hashirama Senju vs. Madara Uchiha (2012); Obito narrates the origin of Konoha. In the beginning, ninja fought for their own clans. The most powerful among them are two clans: the Senju led by Hashirama, and the Uchiha led by Madara. This was distributed as part of the Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations video game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.[23] Although Obito impersonates Madara, the character made his debut in a video game in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3.[24] His Ten-Tailed Beast Host incarnation also appears in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4.[25] In The Last: Naruto the Movie (2014), Madara appears for a brief moment to be seen fighting with Hashirama They are depicted as the reincarnation of Indra and Ashura, which gradually leads to the final battle between Sasuke and Naruto. Madara also appears in the iOS and Android mobile game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing.[26] Apart from the Naruto games, the character also appears in the crossover fighting games J-Stars Victory VS and Jump Force as downloadable content.[27][28]

Several merchandise items based on Madara have been released, including key chains,[29] action figures,[30] and many more items.[31]

Reception[edit]

Madara has been a popular character from the Naruto series. He is featured in most of the powerful anime character lists from different anime reviewers. Comic Book Resources listed him third on their list of «25 Most Powerful Anime Villains», praising his strength.[32] Comic Book Resources also featured him on their list of «10 Anime Characters Who Got Stronger After Coming Back From The Dead» and gave him the ninth spot.[33] Comic Vine rated him 34th on their «Top 100 Anime Villains» list.[34] TheGamer, a news website focused on video game journalism, however, ranks him at fifth on their list titled «Final Form: The 25 Strongest Anime Villains Ever, Officially Ranked».[35] Madara is also sixth on Screen Rant’s list titled «20 Most Powerful Naruto Characters, Ranked»; author Bobby Anhalt writes that, «Madara Uchiha is a force to be taken seriously.»[36] UK Anime Network felt Madara’s introduction was one of the franchise’s strongest developments not only for the direction he took fight scenes but because of his effect on the main storyline.[37] His next battle against the five Kages, the leaders of each ninja village, also earned acclaim for its execution, making the final story arc more appealing. UK Anime’s reviewer also liked Naruto’s fight against Obito which began in the same narrative.[38] The Fandom Post praised this fight, noted how each Kage tries to defeat Madara on their own, but he is overwhelming does not care about his rivals.[39] Siliconera enjoyed Madara’s moves from the video game Storm 4 based on the his Susanoo technique which was appealing to see in combat.[40] Anime News Network author Amy McNulty, in her review of episode 392 from the anime, writes that Madara has been built up as the ultimate villain for Naruto, and he is living up to that promise.[41] Jason Thompson, also writing for Anime News Network criticized the character calling Madara a «jerk»; but he liked his perfect Sussano’o, which to him looks cooler than the others and is much more powerful.[42]

Madara’s origins received a good response. Screen Rant, in their article «15 Things You Didn’t Know About Madara», pointed out that the power that Madara sought eventually took over his innocence that was once a part of him. They also praised some of his good qualities including his ideas about gender, money, and power. While describing his love for his brother Izuna, they compared it with Itachi’s for Sasuke. According to Screen Rant, Madara is «one of the best evil characters in the series».[43] When first seeing Madara’s past, The Fandom Post enjoyed the chaos between the Uchiha and Senju clans. Despite fighting through wars, Madara still showed humanity to the point the reviewer hoped for a spin-off based on the war.[44] In its next review, The Fandom Post enjoyed how his relationship with Hashirama was handled. When Hashirama tried offering him peace it gave the series more of a back story as it focused on the characters’ past and the founding of the Hidden Leaf village.[45] Another reviewer from the same site noted that these backstories also helped fans understand the chaos that occurred within the Uchiha clan, which was previously explored in the stories of Sasuke and Itachi. Sasuke needed to resolve whether or not to team up with Madara and destroy the ninja world, leading to his decision to stick with Itachi’s ideals instead.[46]

Some critics disliked the handling of the character. In an article from Screen Rant, titled «15 Things Wrong With Naruto We All Choose To Ignore», author Daniel Forster criticized Black Zetsu’s betrayal to Madara saying he found Kaguya a poor substitute for Madara who was noted for coming across as a well-developed antagonist.[47] Anime News Network’s Amy McNulty, however, thought that this was not that annoying, but she was unsure if it was a smart decision by Kishimoto to have Zetsu stab Madara, who was a genius and who believed Zetsu was «his will incarnate».[48] Comic Book Resources author Renaldo Matadeen criticized the handling of Madara as a villain despite appearing late in the story, and found his characterization weak.[49] While agreeing that Kaguya should not have replaced Madara as the final villain for the Shinobi War, Anime UK News felt that Kaguya was more fleshed out in the anime adaptation making her unique in terms of origins compared with Madara’s past. Her descendants had a closer relationship with the protagonists, Naruto and Sasuke.[50]

See also[edit]

  • List of Naruto characters

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External links[edit]

Media related to Madara Uchiha at Wikimedia Commons

Источник
Madara Uchiha
Naruto character
A long-haired male character wearing purple clothing underneath a red armor

Madara Uchiha as drawn by Masashi Kishimoto
First appearance Naruto manga, chapter 370
Created by Masashi Kishimoto
Voiced by Japanese
Naoya Uchida
(Original)
Go Inoue
(Young)[1]
English
Neil Kaplan
(Original)
Xander Mobus
(Young)
In-universe information
Relatives Tajima Uchiha (father)
Izuna Uchiha (brother)
Ninja status Rogue ninja and Ghost of the Uchiha

Madara Uchiha (Japanese: うちは マダラ, Hepburn: Uchiha Madara) is a fictional manga and anime character in the Naruto series created by Masashi Kishimoto. He appears for the first time in «Part II» of the manga and the Shippuden anime adaptation, as a major antagonist. He, along with its first Hokage Hashirama Senju, is one of the co-founders of Konohagakure (Japanese: 木ノ葉隠れの里, Hepburn: Konohagakure no Sato) village from the ninja world. Their power conflict over how to run the village, as well as the long-term feud between clans, leads to Madara’s death. However, it is revealed later that Madara had used a man named Obito Uchiha as his agent. He transplants his Rinnegan (輪廻眼, lit. «Saṃsāra Eye») eye power into a child named Nagato, a member of the terrorist organization Akatsuki, to be preserved for his eventual revival years later. During most of the series, Obito uses Madara’s name until a criminal named Kabuto Yakushi reanimates the real Madara who becomes one of the primary antagonists alongside Obito Uchiha during the Fourth Great Shinobi World War storyline. Madara has appeared in several pieces of Naruto media, including a Boruto feature film. Many Naruto video games have featured him as a playable character.

Kishimoto created the character to provide a strong villain in the series’ final arc who would face the series’ protagonist, Naruto Uzumaki. This confrontation would be different from that with previous enemies and result in more of a focus on fight scenes. Merchandise has been released in Madara’s likeness, including keychains, plush dolls, and figurines. In the Japanese anime, Naoya Uchida voices Madara, while Go Inoue voices him as a child. In the English version, Neil Kaplan provides Madara’s voice with Xander Mobus voicing him as a child. Critics have commented on his role as an antagonist in the series; some have placed him on top all-time anime villains lists, while others have criticized his effectiveness. Nevertheless, Madara’s background was well-received for how integral his story is to the series’ scenario.

Creation and design[edit]

Madara originated from Masashi Kishimoto’s desire to elaborate on the ending to the manga series Naruto. Once the series began its second part, simply referred to as «Part II» in the manga and Shippuden in the anime, Kishimoto felt the need to create a story arc that would emphasize the tragedy of wars, leading to the final arc which would include a war. According to Kishimoto, Naruto and his group were weak as children in the first part and he wanted to make them stronger in the second part. This is the reason he introduced the Akatsuki (and later on Madara) as their enemies.[2] In an interview, Kishimoto asserted that making the villains «flamboyant» was one of the «guiding principles» he followed. It was his desire to create villains with «powerful auras».[3] Madara appears late in the manga, as one of the masterminds leading to the fourth shinobi world war, in the final arc.[4] Nevertheless, he wanted to make him an engaging antagonist who would clash with Sasuke Uchiha and the Tailed Beast known as the Ten Tails to give the storyline a proper conclusion.[5]

According to Kishimoto, Madara is not just like any other character introduced in the series. He created Madara as a character with no weaknesses.[4] As one of the antagonists in the story, Kishimoto designed Madara as the antithesis to the protagonists’ values, a perfect anti-hero.[6] Kishimoto also said Naruto always defeated his enemies without intending to kill them by settling disputes with words since his battle with Nagato. Naruto truly forgave his enemy instead of having kill them, a concept Kishimoto liked but which no other shonen manga truly followed.[2] Kishimoto found the idea of the two characters interacting and settling their differences more interesting and challenging, rather than killing them. So from the Nagato battle onwards, he decided to introduce the resurrected Madara to have someone to beat. According to Kishimoto, this was one of the reasons why he introduced Edo-Madara into the storyline. But he confessed this was complicated at first. It ended up with confusion about the difference between the two characters.[2]

Japanese voice actor Naoya Uchida enjoyed voicing Madara’s character, most notably in his final recording where he sent regards to fellow actor Kazuhiko Inoue (Kakashi Hatake) and Wataru Takagi (Obito Uchiha).[7] Neil Kaplan first voiced Madara in the video game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Because CyberConnect2’s fighting game’s storyline preceded the television series’ plot, he was asked by their staff to read the series’ manga to get an idea of the character. Kaplan said this made it difficult for him to voice Madara for the first time.[8]

Appearances[edit]

In Naruto[edit]

Madara is mentioned in the second part of the manga Naruto but does not appear in most of the series except the war arc. During his childhood,[9] he met a child named Hashirama, but amidst the conflicts of their respective clans resulting in war, their friendship ends. After failing at several attempts to kill or defeat his rival, Madara became friends with him and accepted his treaty offering peace between the two clans. The Uchiha, Senju and all of their affiliated clans came together to form a village, which Madara named Konohagakure.[10] Madara took a merciless approach and did not like Hashirama’s compassionate methods.[11] After the death of his brother, Izuna, Madara became cynical and vengeful and held a grudge against the Senju Clan for slaughtering his brothers in the War.[12] After his defection from Konoha, he believed there is no real peace. Losing all of his family and conflicted over his own clanmates, he decided to free the world from its pains,[13] by casting Infinite Tsukuyomi (無限月読­, Mugen Tsukuyomi) upon the whole world so that there would be no war and no death.[14] Madara is believed to have been killed by Hashirama’s hand, but he survives and goes into hiding. He awakens the legendary Eye Technique Rinnegan[15] using Hashirama’s DNA. Before dying, Madara takes Obito as his agent and transplants his Rinnegan into Nagato to be preserved for his eventual revival years later.[16] After Madara’s death, his greatest lasting influence was on Obito, one of his descendants, who used Madara’s knowledge to strongly influence and control the Akatsuki behind the scenes, and pretended to be Madara for much of the manga’s story. When Obito moves into the final stages of Madara’s goal by initiating the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kabuto Yakushi forms an alliance with him, eventually reviving Madara’s reanimated corpse.[17][18]

By nightfall, Madara releases himself from Kabuto’s contract and rebounds his soul to the modified immortal body enabling him to act on his own will. Madara decides to reclaim the Nine-Tails creature sealed within Naruto and defeats the Kages, only to reunite with Obito while he is engaged in combat with the shinobis.[19] Madara fully resurrects himself by sacrificing the defeated Obito, ordering Black Zetsu to take control over Obito’s body and perform the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique.[20] Restored to life, Madara unlocks his full potential and manages to break free of his restraints. Defeating his enemies, Madara goes after the Tailed beasts to revive Ten-Tails. Madara is then confronted by Might Guy, Minato Namikaze, Gaara and Rock Lee who each use all of their forces to kill him but fail. Before killing most of his enemies, Madara is confronted by the healed Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha who overwhelm him. Madara is forced to escape and regain Obito’s Rinnegan. Upon returning to the field, Madara succeeds in casting the Infinite Tsukuyomi. The entire world becomes trapped in the dream. Sasuke manages to save Naruto, Kakashi, and Sakura from this Illusionary Technique, and Black Zetsu stabs Madara, gaining control over his body. Black Zetsu reveals that it was never Madara’s will but Kaguya’s[21] Madara swells in size, Kaguya taking his place. Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi manage to seal Kaguya, who reverts into ten tails before being sealed spitting out Madara. Eventually, Madara dies because of the toll of both the tailed beasts and Demonic Statue removed from his body.[22] In his final moments, Madara finds real peace within the dreams of Hashirama, stating that his dream for peace has died while Hashirama’s dream for peace lives on and will always keep living on as it is the better of the two. Before dying, he acknowledges the friendship of Hashirama and agrees with him when he said, that they are still friends despite everything.[22]

In other media[edit]

Madara appears in the original video animation Hashirama Senju vs. Madara Uchiha (2012); Obito narrates the origin of Konoha. In the beginning, ninja fought for their own clans. The most powerful among them are two clans: the Senju led by Hashirama, and the Uchiha led by Madara. This was distributed as part of the Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations video game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.[23] Although Obito impersonates Madara, the character made his debut in a video game in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3.[24] His Ten-Tailed Beast Host incarnation also appears in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4.[25] In The Last: Naruto the Movie (2014), Madara appears for a brief moment to be seen fighting with Hashirama They are depicted as the reincarnation of Indra and Ashura, which gradually leads to the final battle between Sasuke and Naruto. Madara also appears in the iOS and Android mobile game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing.[26] Apart from the Naruto games, the character also appears in the crossover fighting games J-Stars Victory VS and Jump Force as downloadable content.[27][28]

Several merchandise items based on Madara have been released, including key chains,[29] action figures,[30] and many more items.[31]

Reception[edit]

Madara has been a popular character from the Naruto series. He is featured in most of the powerful anime character lists from different anime reviewers. Comic Book Resources listed him third on their list of «25 Most Powerful Anime Villains», praising his strength.[32] Comic Book Resources also featured him on their list of «10 Anime Characters Who Got Stronger After Coming Back From The Dead» and gave him the ninth spot.[33] Comic Vine rated him 34th on their «Top 100 Anime Villains» list.[34] TheGamer, a news website focused on video game journalism, however, ranks him at fifth on their list titled «Final Form: The 25 Strongest Anime Villains Ever, Officially Ranked».[35] Madara is also sixth on Screen Rant’s list titled «20 Most Powerful Naruto Characters, Ranked»; author Bobby Anhalt writes that, «Madara Uchiha is a force to be taken seriously.»[36] UK Anime Network felt Madara’s introduction was one of the franchise’s strongest developments not only for the direction he took fight scenes but because of his effect on the main storyline.[37] His next battle against the five Kages, the leaders of each ninja village, also earned acclaim for its execution, making the final story arc more appealing. UK Anime’s reviewer also liked Naruto’s fight against Obito which began in the same narrative.[38] The Fandom Post praised this fight, noted how each Kage tries to defeat Madara on their own, but he is overwhelming does not care about his rivals.[39] Siliconera enjoyed Madara’s moves from the video game Storm 4 based on the his Susanoo technique which was appealing to see in combat.[40] Anime News Network author Amy McNulty, in her review of episode 392 from the anime, writes that Madara has been built up as the ultimate villain for Naruto, and he is living up to that promise.[41] Jason Thompson, also writing for Anime News Network criticized the character calling Madara a «jerk»; but he liked his perfect Sussano’o, which to him looks cooler than the others and is much more powerful.[42]

Madara’s origins received a good response. Screen Rant, in their article «15 Things You Didn’t Know About Madara», pointed out that the power that Madara sought eventually took over his innocence that was once a part of him. They also praised some of his good qualities including his ideas about gender, money, and power. While describing his love for his brother Izuna, they compared it with Itachi’s for Sasuke. According to Screen Rant, Madara is «one of the best evil characters in the series».[43] When first seeing Madara’s past, The Fandom Post enjoyed the chaos between the Uchiha and Senju clans. Despite fighting through wars, Madara still showed humanity to the point the reviewer hoped for a spin-off based on the war.[44] In its next review, The Fandom Post enjoyed how his relationship with Hashirama was handled. When Hashirama tried offering him peace it gave the series more of a back story as it focused on the characters’ past and the founding of the Hidden Leaf village.[45] Another reviewer from the same site noted that these backstories also helped fans understand the chaos that occurred within the Uchiha clan, which was previously explored in the stories of Sasuke and Itachi. Sasuke needed to resolve whether or not to team up with Madara and destroy the ninja world, leading to his decision to stick with Itachi’s ideals instead.[46]

Some critics disliked the handling of the character. In an article from Screen Rant, titled «15 Things Wrong With Naruto We All Choose To Ignore», author Daniel Forster criticized Black Zetsu’s betrayal to Madara saying he found Kaguya a poor substitute for Madara who was noted for coming across as a well-developed antagonist.[47] Anime News Network’s Amy McNulty, however, thought that this was not that annoying, but she was unsure if it was a smart decision by Kishimoto to have Zetsu stab Madara, who was a genius and who believed Zetsu was «his will incarnate».[48] Comic Book Resources author Renaldo Matadeen criticized the handling of Madara as a villain despite appearing late in the story, and found his characterization weak.[49] While agreeing that Kaguya should not have replaced Madara as the final villain for the Shinobi War, Anime UK News felt that Kaguya was more fleshed out in the anime adaptation making her unique in terms of origins compared with Madara’s past. Her descendants had a closer relationship with the protagonists, Naruto and Sasuke.[50]

See also[edit]

  • List of Naruto characters

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External links[edit]

Media related to Madara Uchiha at Wikimedia Commons

Источник

Дата рождения: 24 декабря
Профессия: Основатель Конохи, Лидер клана Учиха
Принадлежность: Деревня Листа
Клан: Клан Учиха

Учиха Мадара — один из отцов-основателей Конохи. Считался одним из сильнейших шиноби мира. К тому же он первый шиноби которому удалось усовершенствовать Мангекё Шаринган. Из-за действий Тоби, совершённых с использованием его имени, иногда трудно определить, что является результатом поступков Мадары, а что — поступков уже Тоби. Известно, что на данный момент они стремятся к реализации общего плана — «Глаз Луны».

Мадара очень жестокий, что показывается при изьятии им глаза у брата. Кроме того, Мадара очень сильный и умный Шиноби. Он действует очень продуманно и стратегически. Прежде чем начать бой, он сначала анализирует способности своего противника. Из-за соперничества между кланами и войн шиноби, а также собстенного непризнания, Мадара считает что люди живут в ничтожестве, и должны умереть и жить в новом мире. Он готов убрать всех, кто против его идеологии. Он ненавидит клан Сенджу, а именно Сенджу Хашираму. В детстве он был очень вспыльчивым, но он старался себя сдерживать, что было показано при разговоре с Хаширамой.


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Источник

One of my favorite character from Naruto, Uchiha Madara. Despite being the main antagonist of the whole Naruto anime, he is a legendary Shinobi who co-founded Konoha with Hashirama Senju. Recently added to Naruto Online game and considered to be one of the main ninja character everyone eagerly looking forward to getting. However, it’s not that easy unless you have the money for it. Before moving on to recruiting part let’s take a look at his abilities and skills.

Attribute: Fire

Special Abilities: [Evasion] [Immune to Debuffs] [Buffs Konoha Ninjas] [Ignition]

Chase Effect: [High Float]  [Ignition]

Chase Trigger: [Knockdown]

Number of Chases: 1 Chase

Madara Uchiha [Founder of Konoha] Abilities Overview

Mystery

 Taijutsu, Ninjutsu Susano’o- Double Blade Flame Dance [Prompt]: Causes damage and Ignition up to 9 units from the opponent’s field, the selected opponent’s unit will suffer Knockdown. Moreover, if another uni from Uchiha Clan is present in your lineup, Madara will also obtain an Extra Standard Attack.
Standard Attack

 Taijutsu, Ninjutsu Susano’o- Slice: Attacks the first line of units from the opponent’s Lineup, this attack has high chances of causing Knockdown. This skill never misses.
Passive

 Taijutsu Konoha’s Alliance: All Konoha units in your lineup will have their Ninjutsu and Attack increased by 20%. Moreover, you’ll receive 40 chakra point everytime a Konoha unit in your lineup uses a Mystery Skill.
Chase 

 Taijutsu, Ninjutsu Inferno Style – Yasaka Magatama: Chases and Attacks a Knocked Down unit, causes High Float and Ignition which lasts for 3 rounds. This skill is always a Critical Hit.
Passive

 Ninjutsu Susano’o – Super Armor: Becomes immune to Low Float, High Float, Repulse, Knockdown and (pure) Taijutsu damage.

One of the newest addition to the North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania server. You can obtain Madara Uchiha [Founder of Konoha] form the Great Ninja War Treasure. Like Naruto [Kurama Mode], Madara Uchiha also requires almost 1400 seal scrolls depending who you will be getting in the first 700 seal scrolls draw. If you get Naruto [Kurama Mode] first then you will be required to draw another 700 to get your hands on Uchiha Madara [ Founder of Konoha]

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