No no, he said what he meant. Hes obviously wrong, but I understand what he said.
Milk: Orochimaru has hashirama cells in him, so he has a better control of edo tensei. Tobirama is also made from hashirama cells, so his resurrection was more complete, but it's still not strong enough to break free from orochimaru.
edit: ok chapter.
He was saying that he got Hashirama cell's from the dead brother to do his experiments, if all you needed were cells from the family not the 1st then Edo Tensi Tobirama should be just as strong, if not stronger, than Orichimaru and able to control his body of his own accord rather than Orichimaru being able to.
Pretty sure Hashirama is breaking out of the edo because he's a ninja god badass, not because he has his own cells.
Kind of saying that, more along the line of Hairys brother actually being Zetsu. Just weird that Zetsu has a half white and half black side then out of nowhere we get another dude with the same characteristics and he is related to Hairy in more ways than one. Who knows though! Just speculation! :D
oh I misunderstood. Zetsu being itami is silly lol.
Lamest chapter I've ever read.
I thought the chapter revealed a significant point in the story - Hashirama was the (first) ninja to realize that the cycle always repeats itself because adults convince children that the only way to win is to fight instead of talking. I'm guessing this story will reveal that Hashi and Madara both worked towards that goal and then something happened to knock Madara off of that path (something to do with the Uchiha or maybe something even as lame as a disagreement over who the first Hokage would be).
^ Even if there is a point, what you have here are a bunch of 30-year-olds getting salty because a story for 15-year-olds has some exposition into the origins of the village, and all this talking is taking away from the Hax jutsu currently being spell-slung around like the apocalypse.
I see both sides. "We know where this is going to lead, so why say it at all?", some would argue.
"Because the Editors want to drag this shit out for more money!" would come the reply.
CHILDREN'S CARD GAMES AIN'T NO FUCKIN JOKE, BRUH!
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Honestly, I liked it.
In some ways it can explain why Madara might have really gone over the edge when Izuna died: Dude mention he had 4 brothers, right? So when the last living one dies, then all the other political crap happens on top of it, then it makes sense.
Potentially, it also describes how both Madara and Izuna might have developed their Mangekyo (be it killing the other two or watching them die in battle).
Can also give some insight into why Tobirama's such an ass, given the scene with Itami.
Furthermore, young Madara's hilarious.
Also Hashirama's dad is apparently Bright Noa.
That's why Hashirama's a fucking Ninja God of Destiny.
He received the ninja-equivalent of a Brightslap all throughout his youth.
When you consider that last insight revealed, A+ chapter, would read again.
If this leads to where I think it will lead, it'll also add to another theme to the manga as well. While there is the cycle of the trios breaking apart, 1 being good, 1 being bad, and 1 being a useless girl, it'll also add to the other theme of trying to change the ninja world and passing on that responsibility to the next gen. Jiraiya -> Pein -> Naruto, and now Hashirama -> Sasuke (maybe, or maybe to the 3rd -> Jiraiya, etc, etc.).
Are things kind of repeating? Sure, but that just adds to the magnitude of Naruto being able to change the world. Everything would be underwhelming if Naruto didn't have all the failed attempts from his predecessors/teachers before him. And this manga would be just a thin story with excessive jutsu's.
Tobirama doesnt have eye hax...
I'm pretty sure he meant Obito.
So, I just finished the anime up to the latest episode (302) and was hoping someone would be able to tell me where in the manga that puts me?
Damn anime caught up pretty fast, no wonder theres still fillers into the war arc.