It’s the hair that gets Tobirama’s attention first. Thick and wild and gleaming dark as raven wings. For a shinobi to have such long hair is a taunt, a dare, an arrogant declaration of their superiority and skill. Only shinobi with the power to utterly destroy their enemies can wear their hair that long.
Uchiha Madara has power to spare. Hair down to his thighs and loose collared robe and the ability to take down an army on his own. Then you add the undying devotion to his family, and the gentle way he treats children, and the way he and his siblings always seem to be in exactly the right place to save Tobirama’s brothers from certain death.
Senju Tobirama falls hard. Now he needs to find out Uchiha courtship expectations. Would poetry be too forward, or should he start with something more subtle, like the hearts of Madara’s enemies?
When people says they want a brother like Itachi. So you’re saying you want a brother who mentally and physically tortures you and was planning to strip you of your free-will. Itachi was a down right AWFUL brother to Sasuke. I wish people would stop saying he loved Sasuke because his actions say he didn’t.
I’ve seen this before. Then why did neji still have curse seal? He said “today”, I mean of course they’re fighting of their own will now because they’re fighting for their own survival, they’re face with a world ending threat….. If kishi really had intention to address the issues he wrote in part 1 probably, shouldn’t he have made naruto tell Hiashi this is oppression and slavery, and it’s not ok. Kishimoto made Naruto said he’d change the hyuuga clan when he’s hokage, then he should make what his MC promised happen, not some vague statement by another character which sounds it only applies to the current situation, and there’re not clear statement or evidence of change of policy, no apology for their past transgression.
Btw, I always hate how Kishimoto called the hyuuga problem fate/destiny like it’s some freaking personal lifestyle or belief, it’s a caste system, it’s slavery, just call it what it is.