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For whatever ability he lacked, he made up for it with heart and will, with charisma and passion for helping others, especially helping his team, who became like his family after a while. Kakashi on the other hand was like Sasuke, incredibly talented Shinobi and alone wolf, as he lost his father when he was young and his mother's never mentioned. Like Naruto and Sasuke, they had a bitter relationship to begin with, but would later earn each other's respect on the battlefield. Taking turns to protect each other when the time called for it, thereby solidifying their friendship. However, this friendship would be short-lived because Obito would get his body crushed by falling rocks during one of their missions. As a parting gift, Obito gifted Kakashi the shiongana of his left eye. However, Madhura Uchija would retrieve and nurse Obito back to health. So, when Obito became egish return to the leaf and to see his friends, he instead saw Kakashi impaling reen with a lightning blade. Directly through her heart, changing his perspective towards the world forever. After years apart, Obito's reality became a nightmare. The shionobi world failed him time and time again. Obito began his life without his biological family and now he was without his found family. And so he searched for a new world. With Madhura in his corner, it led to his declaration of war that would eventually lead him to a genjutsu world, one without conflict. Kakashi knew to shift the war in their favor he had to kill him. He says to protect the obito of the past. And this fight told the story of two teammates, two brothers. Without extra words, Kakashi and Obito go at it. And this fight highlighted the genius of the show's early days. Its greatest success seemed to be in its simplicity. The two mostly used taidjutsu and add on ninjutsu when needed. Using early tactics like substitution jutsu, shiriken and kunai, they interacted with their own environment and their jutsu as Obito smashed Kakashi's head into his own mud wall. This fight was a breath of fresh air compared to the immense power creep that happened throughout the show. Adding on to the intense emotional weight that the two already carried, this aspect being added gave the fight intimacy and kept it shrouded in that sentimentality. And through the flashbacks, we see how Obito has progressed as a shinobi. From practicing the great fireball by the river alone, Obito was now able to not only perform one handed jutsu, but he had the presence of mind to use Kakashi's hand to perform that jutsu. Or his fireball was greater in size and he began to match Kakashi's skill for skill. This fight was a masterclass in animation and choreography. The cuts were well placed, the animation was crisp and above all everything flowed seamlessly. Actions were not wasted as two elite level shinobi should be. Along with Obito's improvements, this fight demonstrated that what Kakashi lacked in genetic advantages he made up forward with his sheer skill and intelligence. As the fight kept flashing back to their younger days, it tells the story of these two shinobi. This was a battle that Kakashi and Obito probably had dozens of times in their time training, but this time it was a fight to the death. The setting complements this idea, it's perfect just like the score. The fight begins without it and all that's heard is their footsteps which demonstrates the isolation in this dimension. That silence with the desolate score carefully entering the scene and amplifying the present feeling of emptiness they've created. It's not too overbearing, but it's just right as it elevates the story of two people who are once friends, best friends. It's a battle of wills of resolve who is willing to break away from all the history that they've shared. Who is willing to put it behind them? For what's dear to them? The song playing in the background is called scene of a disaster and I think that's rather fitting because at the end of this battle they won't be celebrating, it won't be joy that they will feel after this. Not after all they've endured together and realizing this makes the battle tragic. Kakashi and Obito are a part of each other, no matter what happens and so it truly is the scene of a disaster. It's why they're silent. The entire fight was the talking, it was a discussion, a dialogue, the flashbacks were as well. As Shinobi, words were never their strong suits. This fight was Kakashi gauging how much of Obito of the past is left and if he can pull him back up, bring him back up to earth to reality, but he can't. Obito can't come back to reality because for him reality is nothing but a nightmare. Hell as he calls it, this world, this reality all the people in it have done nothing but break Obito. But with Madera, this is his way out. Kakashi and Obito are foils in that regard as well. As the world has broken Obito, it has also broken Kakashi, just like Naruto and Sasuke, and though Obito's life began like Naruto's, the path that he followed was more similar to Sasuke's. Based on the world around them and based on outside influences, Madera or Achimaru and Hitachi, the two walked alone and that path was manipulated. Kakashi's life on the other hand began like Sasuke's, having everyone close to him taken away, he instead was supported by his village, by his mentor, by his teachers. He wasn't swayed by the evils of the Shinobi world, and it's even more tragic because if there's anyone in that world that can empathize with Obito, it's Kakashi. They should be even closer because of what they suffered. But the most telling moment of that fight is when the older Obito pulls the child version of himself away from the handshake. It emphasizes how everything has changed. The Uchiha might have considered who he was fighting and might have thought about joining his former best friend, but in order to reinforce his beliefs that he isn't hell, and that he can find something better. He has to sever his younger self, pull himself away from the memories, so that he doesn't have any regrets or any sense of burden from his past, so that there's no guilt, no memories, known as Stalja. This is Obito ridding himself of the final memory of his friend. The story of Obito and Kakashi embody tragedy, and the stymentioned embody said tragedy, and their solitude in this world. The only two people who can truly understand what the other is going through, and they are trying to kill each other. Only Kakashi alone knows the true Obito, but he can't rely on Reen or Minato to help. It's up to him to bring his friend back to the light, the kid who was light itself, who wanted nothing more than to be Hokage, and I'm sure Kakashi only sees the younger version of Obito as they fight. We don't see Kakashi pull his former self back, but he did it. He realized that in order to protect Naruto and everybody else that he cares about, he needs to kill Obito, and for Obito, he's trying to sever the final bond to his former life. The one person who is alive, and who lives in all of his memories. Kakashi.