#trans obito

[clayxbread]

DONT. ask why he has a scar on the artificial side of his body..... I DO WHAT I WANT.... (i forgot)

[pinklazanha]

Honestly idk why Transmen/transmasc Kakashi hc is more famous towards the Naruto fandom than Transmen/transmac Obito hc (Actually I think is bc of Kakashi's hyperfeminization and Obito's hypermasculination but ANYWAY not gonna elaborate a lot on that)

But Obito's just seems to lean a lot more on my experience as a transmasc, like, him being the Uchiha's Black sheep, having problems towards his own body and identity (after Madara's alterations, It would be a HUGE deal, along with not going as Obito anymore, just as Tobi or Madara, aswell as anything but his own name), him being a "crybaby"/sensible but hiding that as if its a shame. Idk I just think he fits more, and I wish I could see more of this hc in a way that wasn't exclusive as something sexual.

(It doesn't mean I don't like trans-Kakashi-hcs, I love it a lot, but I can’t help but notice this)

[neosaidwhoa]

Long hair kid ftm yamato save me

Also ftm hashirama save me

Mokuton makes you trans

Same with obito

Madara gave him top surgery when he stitched him up

Like ah why not throw that in

He remembers it was important to hashirama

[obitobi-simp]

New update on my friend’s drafts:

Sakura: “Kakashi-sensei?”

Kakashi: “Yes?”

Sakura: “…Am I lesbian if a girl I’m friends with is also the guy I really like?” <- talking about Sasuke

Kakashi: 👀 (Am I straight if a guy I really like is also a woman I’m friends with?) <- thinking about Obito

The answer to their questions is that they’re both gay / lesbian idiots.

gshjssh yass trans obito and trans sasuke is ehat my soul needs more of

Estrogne could fix them

[thecoolerelakkval]

When you say trans Hatake Kakashi, nobody bats an eye...

You say trans Uchiha Obito, everyone loses their minds

[elakkval]

1878 in Act I and II is a crossroads of choice, every voice pulling Obito every which way. The first 1878 is his conflict with remaining strong as a shinobi, every voice tells him to hold onto his empathy and care for others, even enemies, but he is pulled with the conflict that those he fights are after his comrades, and that he might have to shed himself to become a good shinobi. This is reinforced by Kakashi’s adherence to the code, as well, but also that others that seemed to have shed their humanity are efficient and powerful. Out of desire to protect his comrades, he is pulled every which way in this sense. In Act II, it plays again before he discovers Rin and Kakashi chased by Mist shinobi. He wills himself to be strong enough to protect his comrades, to reject Madara's view of the world as unsaveable. But the following events show how this conflict transforms into something new, is he doing what is truly right? Is it wrong to miss himself, that he did away with?

46 & 2 and This City Has No Empathy combo in Act II and Act III represent him donning his mask to return to Konoha to wreak havoc. Unpersoning himself and laying down his feelings and resentment bubbling towards his home, which he is disillusioned with because of all that he has learned. He thinks of how he was treated and how his Clan was treated and how the White Fang was treated, he thinks of the past history of Konoha and how it failed in its mission to keep children from dying in war. He becomes a specter of that desire to keep children from dying, he'd make himself a boogeyman and destroy everything that ever was. Not only is he disillusioned with the system, but with reality itself. Even the best intentions leave things to being spoiled, and everybody can only get what they want in only a dream.

There are, of course, more motifs utilized. I can speak more to it later :)

[ashenwan]

Did a quick fanart for a friend in dire need of transness in the Obito section of the internet.

[thecoolerelakkval]

The platonic obkk in my mind is t4t