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He became Orochimaru’s right hand. He became a spy. He became a sound ninja. He became a clone. He even tried to become Orochimaru himself by grafting the master’s flesh onto his own body. By the time of the Fourth Great Ninja War, Kabuto is no longer a human being—he is a collection of stolen DNA, snake scales, and unresolved trauma.

In the end, Kabuto Yakushi dies the same way he lived: quietly, in the dark, surrounded by ghosts. But unlike before, he finally knows who those ghosts are. kabuto death episode

And that is precisely the point.

He is the ultimate foil to Naruto. While Naruto shouted, "I am Uzumaki Naruto, and I will never give up!" Kabuto whispered, "I am no one. I am a tool." The death of Kabuto is the victory of identity over nihilism. By forcing Kabuto to sit in his own past, Itachi doesn't just save the war effort—he saves Kabuto’s soul. Fans often argue that Kabuto got off too easy. He resurrected an army of the dead. He killed thousands. He manipulated Sasuke and set the stage for the war. And yet, he ends the series running an orphanage, smiling peacefully. He became Orochimaru’s right hand

The Kabuto we meet in Naruto is not a person; he is a mask. Orphaned by war, he was recruited by Nonō Yakushi (the head of an orphanage/spy network) and Danzō Shimura. The tragedy of Kabuto is the tragedy of a child forced to kill his own mother figure (Nonō) to protect his cover. After that moment, Kabuto made a conscious decision: If I cannot know who I am, I will become everyone. He became a clone