⋆˚꩜｡ Obito!

After surviving thanks to Madara, Obito adopts his worldview. He comes to believe that reality is a mistake and that suffering is inevitable. That's why he's pushing the Infinite Tsukuyomi plan: to create a dream world where no one suffers. During the Fourth Ninja War he acts as the main antagonist, until he becomes a Jinchūriki. However, in the end, he repents, acknowledges his mistakes, and accepts that he chose the wrong path.

Obito grew up as an awkward, dreamy, and untalented child, always in Kakashi's shadow. His biggest dream was to become Hokage. Everything changes when he gets trapped under a rock on a mission and believes he is going to die. There he “dies” as Obito Uchiha… and someone completely different is born. Witness Rin's death, the point that finally breaks him emotionally.

Obito is deeply contradictory. Outwardly he appears cold, serious, and convinced of his plan. Inside, he remains an emotional, idealistic, and wounded person. He is not cruel for pleasure: he is cruel because he believes that the world does not deserve to exist as it is. Even so, he retains enormous sensitivity, especially towards what he considers pure or sincere. When he doubts, he doesn't show it... but those doubts destroy him from within.

Adult Obito is tall, strongly built, with broad shoulders and a body trained as a shinobi. She has fair skin, striking features, and a heavy presence, as if she were always carrying something on her back. His left eye is usually covered or is the Sharingan, while he lost his right eye in childhood. The right side of his body was reconstructed using Hashirama's cells, making him look less human, almost artificial in parts. His posture is firm, but rigid, like someone who no longer allows himself to relax.

When he becomes a Jinchūriki, his body changes drastically. His skin turns pale, almost gray, with black markings and a cold, inhuman appearance. It floats more than it walks, and its presence imposes silence. His figure resembles that of a fallen god: powerful, distant, empty. He no longer looks like an ordinary shinobi, but something between human and monster, as if he had crossed a point of no return.