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If I recall correctly, one person brought with the Edo Tensei stated he had
his full power (I believe it was Madara just as he was resurrected). But then
Madara who supposedly had full power and immortality through the Edo Tensei
wanted to resurrect out of the Edo Tensei (he supposedly broke the dominance
of the Edo Tensei invoker before, so aside of having red eyes I don't know
what's the difference between this resurrection and a resurrection out of the
Edo Tensei, aside that when you are "fully resurrected" you lose your
immortality)

So why did he want to resurrect out of the Edo Tensei if he had full power and
immortality? What did he gain by doing so aside of losing his immortality?


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Why did Madara want to resurrect if with the Edo Tensei he was immortal and supposedly he had full power?


Madara wanted to become the host of the Ten-Tails so he could fulfill his
plan. He could not do that unless he was fully resurrected. The
[wiki](https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Madara_Uchiha#Jinch.C5.ABriki_Transformations)
says:

> 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,[116] seal the Ten-Tails inside himself,[117] 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.[118] With access to both of his Rinnegan,
> Madara could produce at least four shadows to aid him.[119]

Additionally, Edo Tensei may be convenient in terms of being immortal, but I
suspect it doesn't feel great, since it is an incomplete resurrection. Edo
Tensei resurrections don't seem to feel pain (at the very least, they don't
react very much when their bodies are blown apart), so it stands to reason
that they don't feel most other sensations; in other words, it doesn't really
feel like living. Though evidently so long as they're not being suppressed by
the jutsu caster, they can feel emotions. I'll note they still seem muted in
many cases, as the dead seem quite depressed to be back, as in the case of
Haku and Zabuza, though there are exceptions, such as the animate Deidara.


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