Chapter Summaries

Key plot points

• The Raikage concludes that the mysterious fighter who used Wood Release is unlikely to be a Konoha shinobi, since such a powerful user would already be famous.
• Back in Konoha, Yi meets Naruto, who recounts the Kazekage rescue mission. Naruto has grown stronger: he defeated Sasori with the Rasenshuriken, while Kakashi learned to use Kamui early and crippled Deidara. Yi reveals that he had already killed Kakuzu.
• Naruto asks Yi to help retrieve Sasuke, but Yi refuses because of his eye condition and because he expects Sasuke to attack him. He teases Naruto about his accidental kiss with Sasuke, embarrassing him.
• Yi and Hinata establish a home called the Moon Palace. Yi has been combining chakra from four tailed beasts through special Shadow Clones; Koyuki and Sara soon join them. Koyuki stays, and Yi’s clone continues serving as the Snow Queen in the Land of Snow.
• Tsunade summons Yi over the Raikage’s wanted notice, which labels him an Akatsuki member. Yi explains that he intervened when Akatsuki attacked Yugito, but she and Killer B mistook him for an enemy. He confirms that he has the Rinnegan.
• Tsunade considers keeping Naruto in the village, but Naruto has already slipped away. She blames Kakashi for failing to stop him and orders Yamato to lead a team after him. Yi dodges being assigned to the pursuit and goes home instead.
• Yi realizes Naruto’s journey may lead him to the Three-Tails and Obito, and decides he should locate the beast first.
• The chapter ends with Sasuke sitting among defeated opponents. Orochimaru berates him for failing to kill the group, while Sasuke says the person he is searching for was not there.

Character developments and interactions

• Naruto is more confident after his victory over Sasori and remains determined to bring Sasuke back. Yi’s teasing exposes his discomfort about their kiss.
• Yi stays secretive about his motives, including why he sought tailed-beast chakra, but openly admits having the Rinnegan. He prioritizes his own plans—and dinner with Hinata—over Tsunade’s request.
• Hinata is affectionate and supportive, welcoming Yi home and caring for him, though she is shy about playful intimacy. Her improved physical condition and thought of learning Flying Thunder God suggest growing ambition.
• Tsunade trusts Yi’s strength but is frustrated by the diplomatic trouble his encounter with Kumogakure has caused. Her concern for Naruto turns to anger when she learns he has left.
• Koyuki and Sara are welcomed into Yi and Hinata’s household; Hinata’s lack of jealousy reinforces the household’s unusual but warm dynamic.
• Sasuke and Orochimaru remain in a tense teacher–student relationship: Orochimaru is impatient and insulting, while Sasuke is coldly focused on his own target.

Significant themes

• Misunderstanding and reputation: Yi’s attempt to help Kumogakure is recast as an Akatsuki attack, turning him into a wanted man.
• Power and responsibility: Yi’s Rinnegan and tailed-beast experiments give him immense capabilities, but his priorities often differ from the village’s.
• Loyalty and attachment: Naruto’s pursuit of Sasuke, Hinata’s devotion to Yi, and Yi’s unconventional household all emphasize bonds that persist despite danger and awkwardness.
• Competing agendas: Naruto, Tsunade, Yi, and Sasuke each pursue separate goals, setting up parallel journeys involving the tailed beasts and the search for Sasuke.

• Orochimaru’s plans: After Sasuke refuses to spare Itachi, Orochimaru reveals he has a conscious, black-mist clone that can pursue Sasuke while he and Kabuto focus on capturing the Three-Tails. Orochimaru’s research has progressed since he changed bodies, aided by Uchiha Yi’s earlier influence.
• Yi captures the Three-Tails: Tsunade sends Yi to keep Naruto safe from the Akatsuki, but he follows her intelligence to the Three-Tails’ lake instead. His Transmigration Rinnegan has begun evolving: natural energy has fused with his chakra, his bloodline has mutated, and he can use techniques without hand seals. He freezes the lake with Ice Release, trapping the Three-Tails and effortlessly absorbing its source chakra.
• Yi and Orochimaru meet: Orochimaru appears and mocks Yi for supposedly going blind from using Mangekyō Sharingan. Yi recognizes Orochimaru’s unusual aura and quickly deduces that he has a transplanted Sharingan, Hashirama cells to counter its blindness, and a Mangekyō belonging to Uchiha Fugaku. Orochimaru is rattled by Yi’s accurate guesses, which include secrets even Itachi and Danzō apparently did not know.
• The fight begins: Orochimaru hints that Yi will discover the extent of his new abilities firsthand. Yi challenges him to attack. Orochimaru opens with bone-based techniques—Ten-Finger Drilling Bullets, followed by Dance of the Larch—while Yi blocks the first volley with a chakra defense.
  Character developments and interactions: Yi’s power has advanced dramatically, and his confidence and playful arrogance are increasingly apparent, despite his stated preference for staying unnoticed. Orochimaru remains ambitious and eager to prove himself, but Yi’s deductions unsettle his pride. Their exchange shifts from verbal sparring into a potentially lethal fight. Sasuke, meanwhile, remains resolved to kill Itachi without hesitation.

Themes include escalating power, scientific experimentation and bodily modification, concealed knowledge, and the tension between ambition and pride.

Plot points

• Orochimaru reveals that he has perfected Hiruko’s Chimera Technique, using it to combine several abilities: Shikotsumyaku, Sage Transformation, and the Sharingan. He also possesses Hashirama’s cells, allowing him to use Wood Release.
• His Sage Transformation strengthens both his body and his Wood Release, but Yi counters his techniques and reveals that he can use Wood Release too—without having absorbed Hashirama’s cells.
• Orochimaru forms Susanoo and assumes Yi cannot withstand it. Yi answers with enormous Wood Golems and Wood Dragons. After Orochimaru destroys the first set, Yi summons three of each.
• Orochimaru unleashes his Eight Branches Technique, then surrounds the giant serpent with Susanoo. Yi ends the fight with Sage Art: True Several Thousand Hands, smashing through the combined form and apparently killing Orochimaru.
• Yi senses an unusual energy fluctuation and realizes Orochimaru has escaped using an undisclosed fifth kekkei genkai. Orochimaru awakens elsewhere, alive, and reflects on how often Yi surprises him.

Character developments and interactions

• Yi remains confident and teasing throughout the battle, repeatedly puncturing Orochimaru’s pride by surpassing or matching his abilities. When the fight turns serious, he quickly overwhelms Orochimaru with his strongest technique.
• Orochimaru begins the encounter proudly displaying his experiments and new powers. Yi’s counters provoke disbelief and anger, but Orochimaru ultimately reveals both his willingness to escalate and his habit of keeping an escape route.
• Their exchanges are marked by mutual fascination and provocation: Orochimaru wants to understand and capture Yi’s secrets, while Yi mocks his claims and ends by challenging him to bring a more interesting surprise next time.

Significant themes

• Pride versus adaptability: Orochimaru boasts of his perfected techniques, while Yi repeatedly adapts and outmatches him.
• The limits of stolen power: Orochimaru’s collection of abilities makes him formidable, but it cannot overcome Yi’s greater strength.
• Hidden reserves and survival: The fight’s apparent conclusion is undercut by Orochimaru’s secret escape ability, leaving their rivalry unresolved.

Plot points and events

• Orochimaru survives his confrontation with Uchiha Yi by merging a spare Chimera Technique body into himself with the Sound Five’s Twin Demon Attack. Though he becomes interested in Sasuke’s body, his injuries leave him too weak to take it.
• Sasuke turns against Orochimaru and leaves to form Taka, much as in the original story.
• Obito retrieves the Three-Tails from its frozen lake lair. Yi had only extracted some of its chakra; Obito takes the beast itself, puzzled by the destruction and its apparent abandonment.
• Yi returns to Konoha, tells Tsunade he is safe, and goes home. He plans to combine the Three-Tails’ chakra with solar chakra at the Moon Palace.
• Hanabi visits, hoping to see her sleeping sister Hinata. Yi diverts her by explaining that Hinata is exhausted from training to use the Tenseigan.
• Hanabi demands a Tenseigan of her own. Yi realizes that Toneri, whom he has imprisoned, might provide the Ōtsutsuki power needed to help her awaken it.
• Hanabi misinterprets Yi’s hesitation as agreement to follow Hinata’s example in an intimate way. To prevent a misunderstanding, Yi takes the matter to Hyuga Hiashi.
• Yi presents the unconscious Toneri and estimates a 60–70 percent chance of success. Hiashi responds by declaring Hanabi Yi’s fiancée as well, seeing marriage to Yi as a way to secure the Hyuga clan’s future. Hanabi leaves delighted by the prospect of awakening the Tenseigan.

Character developments and interactions

• Orochimaru shows his usual fixation on powerful bodies, but his weakened state prevents him from acting on it.
• Obito succeeds in taking the Three-Tails but is baffled by what happened before his arrival.
• Yi remains focused on his own plans and avoids confronting Obito, while trying to manage the awkward consequences of Hanabi’s enthusiasm.
• Hanabi is bold, competitive, and eager to match her sister’s abilities. She readily assumes Yi can help her obtain the Tenseigan.
• Hiashi reveals a pragmatic, politically minded side: he quickly accepts the possibility of helping Hanabi and ties Yi more closely to the Hyuga family.
• Yi and Hiashi negotiate over Hanabi’s future, while Hanabi’s assumptions create comic tension between her, Yi, and her family.

Significant themes

• Power and inheritance: The Tenseigan and Ōtsutsuki blood offer the Hyuga clan a chance to expand its abilities and preserve its legacy.
• Strategic ambition: Orochimaru, Obito, Yi, and Hiashi each pursue power or security according to their own goals.
• Family and political alliance: Hiashi treats marriage as a means of protecting the clan’s future.
• Comedy through misunderstanding: Hanabi’s bluntness and Yi’s evasiveness turn a discussion about awakening a rare power into an awkward family negotiation.

Plot points and events

• Uchiha Yi takes Hanabi to the Moon Palace and makes her his fourth familiar. Using Toneri’s bloodline and chakra, plus purified power from Byakugan collected across parallel worlds, he helps her awaken the Tenseigan. The process nearly overwhelms her, but she recovers quickly.
• Yi’s own evolved Sharingan remains visually unchanged while settling, yet his perception exceeds the Three-Tomoe Sharingan and he can use powerful techniques such as Amaterasu and Kamui.
• Yi returns to Konoha after the Third Hokage, Hiruzen Sarutobi, dies despite Yi’s earlier attempt to sustain him. At Hiruzen’s grave, Yi raises a memorial stone bearing the Will of Fire passage, signed in Hiruzen’s name. Asuma quietly allows him to finish.
• Soon afterward, Jiraiya is reported dead. He ignored Tsunade’s warning and investigated Kumogakure because he suspected Nagato was leading Akatsuki. Yi regrets that Jiraiya went, but says nothing further to the grieving Tsunade.
• With Konoha vulnerable and Nagato’s assault likely, Yi considers confronting Akatsuki. He also realizes Sasuke and Itachi’s confrontation is imminent and decides to intervene.
• At an Akatsuki meeting, Nagato reports that Hidan, Kakuzu, and Orochimaru are dead, though he does not know who killed the first two. Sasuke killed Orochimaru and is seeking Itachi. Deidara offers to kill Sasuke—and then Yi—while Obito quietly probes Yi’s identity and motives.
• Akatsuki begins extracting the Four-Tails’ chakra. Yi senses Sasuke and Itachi’s battle through a trace of eye-power resonance he had placed on Sasuke and uses Flying Thunder God to reach the area.
• Before he can approach the fight, Obito and Deidara appear. Obito pretends to be harmless while inwardly viewing Yi as suspicious; Deidara is eager to test him.

Character developments and interactions

• Hanabi achieves the Tenseigan, while Yi demonstrates both his growing powers and his willingness to take substantial risks to help her.
• Yi is increasingly protective of Konoha and prepared to act against threats directly. He honors Hiruzen, mourns Jiraiya’s loss, and remains concerned about Itachi’s planned sacrifice and Sasuke’s future.
• Tsunade is devastated by Jiraiya’s death and explains that his investigation was driven by his suspicion about Nagato.
• Obito becomes wary of Yi after learning about his unusual standing in Konoha and his connection to the Hyuga, and uses Deidara as a potential means of testing him.
• Deidara openly antagonizes the Uchiha and volunteers to attack Yi and Sasuke. Itachi remains silent when Sasuke is discussed.

Significant themes

• Legacy and the Will of Fire: Hiruzen’s memorial emphasizes continuity: the village endures through the people who carry its ideals forward.
• Loss and resilience: Konoha suffers the deaths of two major leaders, yet is expected to recover and continue.
• Power and responsibility: Yi’s growing abilities come with a stronger sense of duty toward Konoha and those around him.
• Fate, intervention, and suspicion: Events echo the familiar course of the original story, while Yi’s attempts to intervene—and Obito’s suspicions—threaten to alter it.

Key plot points and events

• Deidara recognizes Uchiha Yi and attacks him with explosive clay. Yi redirects Deidara’s clay creatures so they explode near Deidara and Obito instead.
• Obito leaves for Itachi and Sasuke’s battlefield. Deidara escalates with a C2 Dragon, but Yi blocks the barrage with Susanoo and quickly defeats him.
• Deidara attempts to kill Yi with his self-detonation technique. Yi uses a newly mastered Kamui space-time vortex to contain and absorb the blast.
• Yi arrives at the battlefield and confronts Obito and Black Zetsu. Obito’s Kamui fails against Yi’s space-time ability. Yi takes Itachi’s eyes and gives them to Obito, telling him to pass them to Sasuke.
• Yi later finds that Itachi survived and brings him to the Moon Palace. When Itachi wakes, Yi offers him a position as the palace’s gatekeeper.
• Yi then presents two sets of eyes: one belonging to Shisui and another he recovered from Orochimaru. He reveals that Orochimaru stole Fugaku’s Mangekyō Sharingan, which Fugaku had kept secret.

Character developments and interactions

• Yi displays increasing power and confidence, using Shinra Tensei, Susanoo, and a Kamui technique strong enough to neutralize Deidara’s ultimate attack. He also shows practical concern by sparing and rescuing Itachi, though he frames the rescue as an offer of employment rather than compassion.
• Deidara grows from amused confidence to fury, then shock and desperation as Yi counters each attack. His final self-sacrifice fails.
• Obito is unsettled by Yi’s perception and abilities. After his Kamui fails, he becomes cautious and leaves with Itachi and Sasuke’s eyes, still uncertain who Yi really is.
• Black Zetsu is likewise disturbed by Yi, comparing the pressure of his presence to Kaguya’s.
• Itachi wakes composed and asks why Yi saved him. He is relieved that Yi has not harmed Sasuke, but remains uninterested in Yi’s offer to explain how much he knows.
• Yi and Itachi’s exchange shifts from the gatekeeper offer to Sasuke’s choices, then to the unexpected revelation about Fugaku and Orochimaru.

Significant themes

• Power and control: Yi repeatedly neutralizes opponents’ signature techniques, including Deidara’s explosions and Obito’s Kamui.
• Hidden truths and legacy: The revelation about Fugaku’s Mangekyō and the whereabouts of Shisui’s eyes complicates the Uchiha family’s history.
• Duty versus personal motives: Itachi’s choices and Yi’s guarded explanation for saving him underline the tension between obligation, family, and self-interest.
• Uncertainty and intimidation: Obito and Black Zetsu’s reactions show how Yi’s unexplained knowledge and strength unsettle even powerful figures.

Plot points

• Yi gives Itachi the preserved eyes of his father, Fugaku. Orochimaru cultivated them, and Yi modified them so Itachi can use them without going blind unless he overuses Susanoo. Itachi agrees to use Shisui’s eyes to protect Konoha.
• Yi takes Itachi to the Moon Palace, where Itachi sees its peaceful, prosperous community and decides to stay—even offering to guard the gates without pay.
• Yi settles at the Moon Palace, while Hanabi refuses to return to Konoha and repeatedly spies on Yi, even breaking through his barriers. Her presence disrupts Yi’s private hot-spring outings with Hinata, Koyuki, and Sara.
• Back in Konoha, Yi’s Transmigration Rinnegan completes its evolution. His chakra, natural energy, and eye power merge into a new force the system calls the preliminary form of ultimate Dao power.
• The system explains that ultimate Dao power can overcome the varying laws of different worlds. Yi has reached only its embryonic stage; further advancement may come from evolving his Sharingan or taking the Eight Gates to level 9, though that requires an enormous amount of training.
• Yi senses Nagato’s Rinnegan power and realizes Pain has arrived. Obito and Black Zetsu have sent the Six Paths to test Yi, accepting the risk of losing the puppets while keeping Nagato’s real body safe. They also note that Sasuke has begun moving with Kisame.
• Pain attacks Konoha. Yi confronts the Animal Path, recognizes Nagato’s presence behind it, and, when Nagato attacks without speaking, counters the summoned crab’s Water Release with Evening Elephant: First Speed.

Character developments and interactions

• Itachi accepts a new set of eyes and chooses to live at the Moon Palace, drawn to its peaceful life and committed to protecting Konoha.
• Yi gains a major power-up and becomes even more physically formidable: his Eight Gates remain permanently open without harming him, and his strength now surpasses Might Guy’s full Eight Gates state.
• Hanabi emerges as a persistent, increasingly bold spy, while Yi’s exasperation over her surveillance adds comic tension to the Moon Palace’s domestic life.
• Obito and Black Zetsu share concern about Yi as an unpredictable threat. Obito sends Pain to assess him, while Black Zetsu privately supports eliminating uncertainties in their larger plan.
• Yi and Nagato meet through Pain’s puppets: Yi recognizes the controller, but Nagato chooses immediate combat over conversation.

Significant themes

• Peace and belonging: The Moon Palace offers the kind of peaceful home Itachi has long wanted.
• Power and its limits: Yi’s new strength is still only a threshold toward a greater, cross-world power, emphasizing how much further he may need to advance.
• Control and uncertainty: Obito and Black Zetsu try to manage threats through proxies, but Yi’s unpredictable abilities make their plans precarious.
• Contrast in tone: Domestic comedy at the Moon Palace gives way to a sudden escalation into high-powered combat.

Uchiha Yi single-handedly destroyed all six Paths of Pain during the invasion of Konoha, overwhelming the Deva Path with ease. He then appeared before Nagato and Konan, where Nagato confronted him and Konan’s attack failed.

• Uchiha Yi destroyed the Animal Path and Naraka Path, then defeated the Preta Path and Human Path in rapid succession.
• Uchiha Yi arrived on Kakashi’s battlefield and destroyed the Asura Path before turning to face the Deva Path.
• Uchiha Yi overpowered the Deva Path’s gravity techniques and blasted it apart with Sage Art: Rasenshuriken.
• Nagato watched the loss of all six Paths and refused Konan’s suggestion that they retreat.
• Konan attacked Uchiha Yi with a paper spear, but he caught it and Nagato told her to stand down.

Uchiha Yi overwhelmed Nagato and Konan, demonstrated that he could control and evolve his Rinnegan, and made Nagato question the origin of his own eyes. Nagato agreed to cooperate and asked Yi to protect Konan before vanishing.

• Nagato attacked Uchiha Yi with black rods and summoned the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, but Yi crushed the rods and pinned the statue with red torii gates.
• Uchiha Yi opened the statue's eyes, drew Source Chakra from the Four-Tails, Five-Tails, Six-Tails, and Seven-Tails, then closed them as Nagato dismissed the statue.
• Konan trapped Yi in six hundred billion paper Explosive Tags, but Yi absorbed the blasts with Kamui and emerged unharmed.
• Nagato questioned Yi about their Rinnegan, and Yi transformed his eyes through each Sharingan stage to demonstrate how the Rinnegan evolved.
• Nagato used a divine genjutsu to knock Konan unconscious, then asked Yi to spare her and agreed to cooperate before vanishing.

Uchiha Yi dealt with the aftermath of Pain’s attack, agreed to escort Tsunade to the Five Kage Summit, and created a powerful tailed-beast chakra clone. He then entered Tsukuyomi: Illusion Realm with the women to give Konan a new life and memories.

• Nagato told Obito that Uchiha Yi was not very strong and that the Six Paths of Pain could defeat him, while Black Zetsu privately worried about Nagato’s condition.
• At the Moon Palace, Kazahana Koyuki teased Uchiha Yi about bringing Konan home, and he explained Konan’s tragic past to the women.
• Tsunade appointed Uchiha Yi captain of her escort to the Five Kage Summit in the Land of Iron, and he accepted so he could investigate Sasuke’s unusual strength.
• Uchiha Yi cultivated the Four-Tails, Five-Tails, Six-Tails, and Seven-Tails’ source chakra into a sun-shaped clone containing the nine tailed beasts’ chakra, though it still lacked the Nine-Tails’ other half.
• Kazahana Koyuki, Hinata, Sara, and Hanabi decided to replace Konan’s painful memories with a new life, and Uchiha Yi brought them into Tsukuyomi: Illusion Realm to begin.

After bringing Konan out of Tsukuyomi: Illusion Realm, Uchiha Yi settled her into the Moon Palace and later traveled to Konoha to release the Fourth Hokage’s soul from the Reaper Death Seal. The summoned Shinigami attacked him instead of opening its own belly, and the chapter ended with it trapping Uchiha Yi inside a Four Red Yang Formation.

• Konan’s memories made the Moon Palace and her relationships with Kazahana Koyuki, Hinata, Sara, and the others feel familiar, and she became Uchiha Yi’s fifth exclusive familiar.
• Hanabi confronted Uchiha Yi for barring her from his room, and he spanked her after she challenged him.
• Uchiha Yi found the Uzumaki Clan Mask Hall and used a genjutsu-controlled rogue ninja to summon the Shinigami with Reaper Death Seal: Release.
• The Shinigami attacked Uchiha Yi with powerful strikes that could cut through space, while his repulsion and lightning attacks passed through it harmlessly.
• Uchiha Yi asked the Shinigami why it was attacking and mentioned Minato Namikaze, but the Shinigami formed hand seals and enclosed them both in a Four Red Yang Formation.

Uchiha Yi trapped the Shinigami with his Transmigration Rinnegan and discovered it was a soulless puppet created by Hagoromo Otsutsuki. After Hagoromo revealed himself and accused Yi of threatening the Shinobi World, Yi learned that the Sage had been watching him.

• The Shinigami used a spatial barrier and attacked Uchiha Yi, who recognized the Rinnegan in its eyes.
• Uchiha Yi trapped the Shinigami in his Yin-Yang Prison and discovered that it had a physical body, then found that Rebirth: Samsara failed because it had no soul.
• Uchiha Yi deduced that the Shinigami was a Six Paths of Pain-style puppet and identified its creator as Hagoromo Otsutsuki, the Sage of Six Paths.
• Hagoromo said he had been watching the Shinobi World to protect it, while Uchiha Yi suspected he had secretly influenced Naruto and Sasuke's power.
• Uchiha Yi claimed he also wanted to protect the Shinobi World, but Hagoromo called him a threat to its safety.

Uchiha Yi trapped the Six Paths Shinigami and seized control of its body after the Sage of Six Paths destroyed his own consciousness fragment to avoid capture. The system identified the Shinigami as an aberrant lifeform and one of the Sage’s Six Paths of Pain, while Yi suspected the Sage sought Kaguya Ōtsutsuki’s immortal body; absorbing the Shinigami increased Yi’s Eight Gates proficiency.

• The Six Paths Shinigami declared that he would erase Uchiha Yi, so Yi trapped him in a stronger Yin-Yang Prison and used Rebirth: Samsara and Rebirth: Absolute Control to seize his body.
• The Sage of Six Paths destroyed the consciousness fragment inside the Shinigami, but Yi still gained complete control of the Shinigami’s body.
• The system identified the Shinigami as an aberrant lifeform that had naturally existed in the Naruto World and confirmed that he was one of the Sage of Six Paths’ Six Paths of Pain.
• The system said four more of the Sage’s Six Paths of Pain remained in the Shinobi World, while refusing to explain whether the Sage was dead or how many paths existed elsewhere.
• Uchiha Yi concluded that the Sage might be pursuing Kaguya Ōtsutsuki’s immortal body, then absorbed the Shinigami and gained fifteen million Eight Gates proficiency points.

Uchiha Yi completed the Moon Palace’s chakra collection and learned he could create a chakra Ten-Tails, while Obito and Black Zetsu plotted around Nagato’s failing health. Uchiha Yi brought Tsunade and Shizune to the Five Kage Summit, where they encountered the Fourth Raikage.

• Uchiha Yi used the other half of the Nine-Tails’ source chakra to complete the Moon Palace’s sun, and the system revealed that he had created a chakra Ten-Tails avatar.
• The system warned Uchiha Yi that ordinary people could not withstand the chakra Ten-Tails, though his familiars could safely become jinchūriki of individual Tailed Beasts.
• Obito and Black Zetsu subdued Nagato and learned that he had only seven or eight days to live without treatment; Obito planned to act after the Five Kage Summit.
• Obito told Black Zetsu to leave Konan alone unless she appeared, then departed for the Five Kage Summit.
• Uchiha Yi arrived two hours late, took Tsunade and Shizune to the Land of Iron with Flying Thunder God, and encountered the Fourth Raikage.

Uchiha Yi defeated Killer B and the Fourth Raikage during a clash before the Five Kage Summit, then faced Sasuke when he burst into the meeting and attacked him. The chapter left Uchiha Yi preparing to fight Sasuke while the other Kage held back.

• Killer B charged at Uchiha Yi, who knocked him back with one kick, then defeated the Fourth Raikage and his guards when they attacked.
• Uchiha Yi cut off the Fourth Raikage’s right arm, and Tsunade treated him while explaining that Sasuke was a rogue ninja and Yugito had been captured by Konoha’s former shinobi.
• Killer B accused Konoha over Yugito’s capture, but the Fourth Raikage stopped him and left with his people after Uchiha Yi mocked Kumogakure.
• At the Five Kage Summit, Uchiha Yi ignored the meeting and sensed Sasuke and Obito approaching, but he did not warn the others.
• Sasuke smashed into the conference room and attacked Uchiha Yi, while the Fourth Raikage held Killer B back and let them fight.

Uchiha Yi overwhelmed Sasuke and Obito, but Obito used Izanami to briefly disrupt Yi before transporting him away and declaring war on the shinobi world. Obito regrouped with Sasuke and sent Black Zetsu to act while he went to visit Kabuto Yakushi, apologizing to Kakashi as he left.

• Uchiha Yi shattered Sasuke's Susanoo, extinguished his Amaterasu, and beat him until Suigetsu and Jūgo tried to intervene.
• Obito appeared, attacked Yi with Wood Release, and revealed to the Five Kage that Yi was seeking the Ten-Tails.
• Yi pierced Obito's heart through Kamui's intangibility, but Obito used Izanami to distract him and transported him into the Kamui Dimension.
• Yi realized Obito had used Izanami and let him escape, after which Obito declared war on the shinobi world in Madara Uchiha's name.
• Obito regrouped with Sasuke, sent Black Zetsu away to act, and left to visit Kabuto Yakushi while saying, "Kakashi, don't blame me."

Black Zetsu stole Kakashi’s left Sharingan for Obito, while Uchiha Yi prepared his allies for the coming war. Obito restored both eyes and confronted Yi in the Land of Snow with six reanimated Jinchūriki.

• Black Zetsu used the Spore Technique to drain Kakashi’s chakra and take his left Sharingan before Yi’s Shadow Clone arrived and carried Kakashi to the hospital.
• Yi learned that Obito had sought Kakashi’s eye, explained Obito’s identity to Tsunade, and returned to the Moon Palace to prepare for the war.
• Yi made Hinata and four other women chakra Ten-Tails Jinchūriki and equipped them to combine elemental ninjutsu into powerful releases.
• Obito implanted Kakashi’s Sharingan, replaced the two eyes on his arm, and resolved to kill Yi with his amplified Kamui.
• Obito forced Yi’s Shadow Clone in the Land of Snow to disperse, drawing Yi there for a confrontation.
• Obito summoned six reanimated Jinchūriki and challenged Yi to survive their attack.

Uchiha Yi overwhelmed Obito after taking control of the Six Paths of Jinchūriki and countering Obito’s Kamui Susanoo. Obito repeatedly used Izanagi to survive, but Yi seized his soul and left him preparing one final Kamui attack.

• Obito unleashed six Jinchūriki and fired Tailed Beast Bombs at Uchiha Yi, who blocked them and used Truth-Seeking Orbs to stop their regeneration.
• Obito repaired the Jinchūriki with White Zetsu, but Yi revealed his Rinnegan and took control of them, forcing Obito to release their Impure World Reincarnation.
• Yi used Amenominaka to outmaneuver Obito, then destroyed his Kamui Susanoo with Golden Wheel Reincarnation Explosion.
• Obito survived repeated attacks with Izanagi and escaped into the Kamui Dimension, but Yi struck him there with Yin-Yang Release: Lightning Spear.
• Yi used Rebirth: Samsara to drag Obito out and seize his soul, while Obito poured his remaining Sharingan power into a final Kamui attack.