Chapter 605 captures the moment Rin's death shatters Obito, awakening his Mangekyo Sharingan and driving him to slaughter the Kirigakure ninja in a rage that leaves him certain he has entered hell.
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Summary
As Kakashi lets go of Rin, both he and Obito watch her life end, and the shock unlocks the Mangekyo Sharingan in each of them. Kakashi collapses while Obito spirals into raging disbelief, a fury that draws the notice of the Kiri shinobi. Wooden spikes erupt along Obito's right side as he launches into his attack.
Key Events
Blending Kamui with a cutting Wood Release technique, Obito cuts down every Kiri ninja on the field. Astonished that one so young already wields Wood Release, Tobi decides he now understands why Madara singled the boy out. The Kiri force, seeing the fight is lost, moves to withdraw and to reclaim Rin's remains.
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Notes
Refusing to allow it, Obito weaves past more enemies and butchers those who reach for her body. Barely aware of where he stands, blood-soaked, he crushes the last of the Kiri ninja between massive branches. Standing in a pool of their blood, he concludes that this place must be hell.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in the "Hell" chapter of Naruto?
In "Hell," Rin's death shatters Obito and awakens the Mangekyo Sharingan in both him and Kakashi. Obito then slaughters the Kirigakure ninja in a rage that leaves him certain he has entered hell.
What awakens Obito's and Kakashi's Mangekyo Sharingan in this chapter?
Rin's death, as Kakashi lets go of her and both he and Obito watch her life end, awakens the Mangekyo Sharingan in each of them in "Hell." Kakashi collapses afterward while Obito spirals into raging disbelief.
How does Obito attack the Kirigakure ninja in "Hell"?
Obito blends Kamui with a cutting Wood Release technique to cut down every Kiri ninja on the field in "Hell." Wooden spikes erupt along his right side as he launches into the attack.
What does Tobi realize about Obito during the fight in this chapter?
Watching Obito wield Wood Release at such a young age, Tobi realizes in "Hell" why Madara singled the boy out. The Kiri force, seeing the fight is lost, tries to withdraw and reclaim Rin's remains.
Why does Obito conclude he is in hell at the end of the chapter?
By the end of "Hell," Obito is blood-soaked and barely aware of where he stands, having crushed the last of the Kiri ninja between massive branches. Standing in a pool of their blood, he concludes that this place must be hell.
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