

I can't find any reason why obito want revenge of his clan on the uchiha
massacre.. Any ideas?? But at this moment writing this.. I thought about obito
was telling itachi that he is madara.. So maybe obito said those words about
the revenge because the uchiha clan has betrayed madara..


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What is the reason behind the revenge of obito on the uchiha clan?


I don't remember exactly that well anymore, but Obito I know he impersonated
Madara. Madara has left the leaf village. In episode 345 or episode 346 of
Naruto Shippuuden it was already shown that Obito was "supposedly Madara".
Madara then spoke through Obito and it was later said that Madara Uchiha was
manipulating Obito. Maybe that's what this is about :)


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These events are best seen in the flash back arc, _Kakashi: Shadow of the Anbu
Black Ops_. Obito takes part in the Uchiha massacre on the request of Itachi
Uchiha. Itachi asks him both as a way to mitigate against whatever this
strange intruder is planning (by making a deal with him), and because he knows
he needs help to complete this mission. It is implied the reason Obito
cooperates is to collect Sharingan. It is shown that Obito has an extensive
collection of Sharingan, and the most reasonable explanation for is that he
collected them during the massacre. You can see this very large collection at
the end of episode 216 _High-Level Shinobi_ :

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/5SHTo.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/5SHTo.png)

Since he's not actually Madara, he doesn't actually have any kind of grudge
against the Uchiha, so this is the only explanation that makes sense anyway.
It isn't really feasible that he's acting out Madara's grudge since it was
pretty much shown

> He had no intention of actually resurrecting Madara, and was just going to
> carry out the plan himself.

Unless he for some reason felt the need to stay in the character of Madara,
and to protect his guise wanted to take it as far as killing all the Uchiha. I
don't find that extremely likely, as there isn't really an incentive to do so,
but I suppose it's a possibility. I'll note that as far as I recall, isn't
actually clear whether the real Madara wanted to exterminate the Uchiha
though.


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