Why Itachi Uchiha killed his parents?

The short answer is that Itachi Uchiha killed his family to protect his homeland.

How did Itachi feel when he killed his clan?

Not because he wanted to… Believe it or not, the last thing Itachi wanted to do was hurt his family, let alone kill them. He was a pacifist at heart, having been traumatized by the bloodshed during the Third Shinobi World War. He even strove to become Hokage in order to achieve world peace.

Why did Itachi died with a smile?

Itachi died with a smile on his face after seeing how strong his little brother has become. He only wanted peace, the pain and mental scars of war at a young age changed him on a deep level.

Why did Itachi wipe out the Uchiha clan?

Itachi Uchiha killed his clan under the order of Danzo. Danzo proposed that Itachi kill his clan to protect the village, while shifting blame onto Itachi so Sasuke wouldn’t hate the village for destroying the Uchiha. …

Why did Itachi cry when he found his parents?

If you had gotten a mission from the Third Hokage (and Danzo technically) to slaughter your entire clan, eventually you’re gonna come across your parents. Itachi cried because even as much as he had to fulfill his mission to avert a war, Fugaku and Mikoto were still the ones who raised him and taught him about life.

Why did Itachi kill his own family?

To Sasuke, Itachi is an evil brother who killed his own family. Sasuke’s brother Itachi, who Sasuke once looked up to became his worst enemy. Sasuke did not know the real reason why Itachi killed his clan but what he knew was that Itachi did that to check his own strength and nothing else besides it.

Why did Itachi cry when he killed Fugaku and Mikoto?

Itachi cried because even as much as he had to fulfill his mission to avert a war, Fugaku and Mikoto were still the ones who raised him and taught him about life. He didn’t heartlessly kill them like he most likely did the other Uchiha members but cried profusely as he drove his sword into them.

What happened after the Uchiha massacre?

The Uchiha massacre helped mold Sasuke, and in turn, Naruto into two of the most powerful Shinobi Konoha had ever seen. Sasuke went on to try and kill Itachi numerous times but continued to fail. The day came when Sasuke challenged Itachi and was strong enough to kill his brother.