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Didn't fully think that through.

Because he has to explain to people why he has the Rinnegan.

There will be carriages going to Hogsmeade starting two hours before departure, I don’t think everyone leaves the castle at the same time.

tq

If phones hadn’t evolved into smartphones, everything would have remained stuck in the 2000s. We might even still be relying on public payphones today—after all, they worked, so why bother improving them?

That’s exactly why he wants to keep it a secret—only Tsunade knows.

stay tuned

Kaito isn’t reviving people just for their usefulness—he brought some back as a gesture for Tsunade. He’s not trying to play god by resurrecting everyone he wants. Even bringing back Dan and Nawaki was risky. Minato was revived because Kaito wasn’t sure he could win; with timelines shifting and events changing, he needed someone with Minato’s intelligence and potential to help. Remember, Minato died at only 24—he never reached his full potential, which makes him the best option. Kaito already had both Karma and Edo Tensei, yet he still avoided reviving Minato earlier because he didn’t want to tamper recklessly with life and death. Be realistic: why would he bring back Sakumo? Kaito doesn’t know him personally, and Sakumo’s strength is at best comparable to Hiruzen. Sakumo was said to rival the young Sannin combined, but Hiruzen already held that reputation. As for Tobirama, what could he add? Minato is essentially a better version of him already. Plus, Minato is Kaito’s father, and Kaito has a clear explanation and plan to make Minato’s return believable. If Kaito revived every powerful shinobi, the story would lose meaning. At that point, why not just bring back Hagoromo himself? As for Rin, why? if Obito truly wanted to bring her back, he could have done so much earlier, within two or three years of her death. Instead of attacking Konoha, he could have taken Nagato’s Rinnegan and used it to resurrect her. Obito knew the Rinnegan had the power to revive people; that was essentially Madara’s plan. So why didn’t he do it? Because Obito never intended to revive Rin. What he wanted was to change the world that had taken her from him. His goal was to create a perfect dream world where he could live with her forever. That’s why he never attempted to resurrect her—his focus was on reshaping reality itself, not undoing her death.

probably a root or a stem

i dont get what you mean, jirocho is a real character from naruto