How does itachi still have eyes

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Obi-Wan vs. I'd say they were still Sharingan, just without the tomoe. Because he was using Susano-O. Haven't really looked for any reason deeper than that.

Isn't it because his eye sight is getting really bad? I keep hearing people say he went blind. Effects of using MS while having a life threatening disease, most likely. The dude looked like he'd been slammed all over the place by a kid who barely even touched him when his eyes went white. KyuubiYondaime Heisenberg. That's when he went blind i think. He went blind is what I always thought.

What other reason is there to take a corpse with blind eyes? Three possible things that I think could have happened: 1 - He went blind, most widely accepted theory but then why would Madara want to take Itachi's body? Kusogitsune Banned. Using Susano'o sped up his metabolism in order to produce enough chakra to maintain the jutsu, causing his body to to burn through the drugs he was taking for his disease all at once.

It's kind of like robifrying. Overuse of his eyes. The sharingan dissapeared for good and Susano'o was the last MS jutsu he would have been able to perform even if he did survive. Atleast thats what i think. What's new. New posts. Log in. Install the app. You may get a message from your browser.

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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Why does Itachi always have the Sharingan on? Thread starter Yuna Start date Jul 21, Yuna The Legendary Anti-Sakuratard. It occured to me that there might be a reason as to why Itachi's always got his Sharingan turned on despite the fact that it drains Kakashi's chakra really fast and must do so to Sasuke's as well as he always turns it off inbetween having to use it.

The answer might lie in one single comment: "How far has your eyesight deteriorated? Maybe he mostly sees blurs and chakra patterns now.

Maybe he just needs Nah, it's because everyone wants to kill him, even the Akatsuki. I actually agree with Seiko. Towards the end of his life, Madara was able to evolve his eyes into Rinnegan, which he transplanted to Nagato when Nagato was a child without anybody ever knowing.

The eyes eventually found their way back to Madara after he is revived. It's not known what the individual abilities of each of his eyes were. Before he died, Izuna entrusted his eyes to Madara in order to restore his vision and thus protect the Uchiha from extinction. Despite Izuna giving the eyes willingly, Madara is popularly believed to have taken the eyes against Izuna's will.

Later, he decided he needs the increase of strength in order to kill Naruto Uzumaki , along with the severe deterioration of his eyesight from overuse, Sasuke accepted Itachi's eyes transplant. With each of his eyes he could use Kotoamatsukami, a powerful genjutsu that manipulates a target's thoughts completely without any, including the target, having the slightest idea that they were being controlled. However, this technique can't be used with the same eye again until after a prolonged period of time.

Itachi transplanted the eye he was given into a crow that he planned to use to re-ally his brother, Sasuke, with Konoha.