Does anyone hate Madara?

He is shown stronger than Naruto the Protagonist. This is one of the main reasons. But he is also hated because of his flex and his OP abilities.

Why did the Uchiha hate Madara?

Madara lost the support of his own clan, and they began to show disdain for him and no longer trusted him. 3. Hagoromo’s stone tablet. Madara was able to decipher most of the Uchiha Stone tablet that the clan had for generations from Hagoromo.

Why is Madara bad?

After the death of his brother, Izuna, Madara became cynical and vengeful and held a grudge against the Senju Clan for slaughtering his brothers in the War. After his defection from Konoha, he believed there is no real peace.

Why do fans like Madara?

For a long time, the fans believed that Madara Uchiha was the final villain in Naruto. He had an excellent backstory, which involved him going up against his best friend. Kishimoto put a lot of effort into Madara, which made him one of the few enjoyable villains in the series.

What do you Think About Madara Uchiha?

Madara dreamt of casting Infinite Tsukuyomi over the world and he only lived for this goal. There is still a lot that the fans don’t know about the legendary Uchiha. Madara had made plans to be reborn when Black Zetsu led him astray. He waited for a worthy person whom he would entrust with his dreams, and that guy was Obito.

Is Kurama afraid of Madara?

@debal – “I’d rather be controlled by you than by Madara” does not suggest that Kurama is afraid- it isn’t an expression of fear. It suggests dislike (anyone would be better than Madara – don’t know why, but fear doesn’t seem to come into it).

What is Madara’s favorite phrase?

Madara’s favorite phrase was something you’d expect from a shinobi like him. Madara’s most used phrase was “Armour-sleeved single hit.” This is a reference to beating someone in one swift attack.

What is Madara’s relationship with Hashirama?

Madara and Hashirama were originally best friends. They had grown tired of the war that had engulfed their childhood and killed their siblings. As kids, both of them envisaged a village where their siblings would be safe.