Although some Uchiha found the offer increasingly tempting, Madara refused due to Izuna's death at the hands of Hashirama's own brother, Tobirama. In time, both Madara and Hashirama became leaders of their respective clans, a position Hashirama tried to use to broker peace between them. Madara could never defeat Hashirama - even after acquiring a Mangekyō Sharingan - and Hashirama could never bring himself to kill someone he still considered a friend, resulting in a constant stalemate between the two that lasted decades. Over the following years Madara and Hashirama continued to meet in combat. Madara and Hashirama clash on the battlefield. Needing to choose between his family and his dreams of peace, Madara chose to end his friendship with Hashirama so he would have no reservations over killing him in the future, a resolve strong enough to awaken his Sharingan. As a precaution, Madara and Hashirama did not divulge their family names, but nevertheless discovered each other's identities: Madara was an Uchiha, Hashirama was a Senju it was their duty to kill each other, even if they were friends. Together they imagined a world where children like themselves wouldn't need to fight. Like Madara, Hashirama was also a shinobi who had lost his brothers on the battlefield.
The two quickly developed a friendly rivalry, be it skipping stones or urinating in rivers. This, combined with his naturally strong chakra, enabled the young Madara to defeat adult Senju in battle and develop a reputation as a genius.ĭuring his infrequent downtime, Madara met a boy his own age named Hashirama. Madara and Izuna became very close through their shared loss and constantly competed with each other to get stronger. Three of his siblings died young, leaving Madara with only his younger brother, Izuna. Madara and his siblings grew up on the battlefield waging constant war with the Uchiha's rivals: the Senju. Madara was born during the Warring States Period, and was the eldest of Tajima Uchiha's five children. 8.1 Fourth Shinobi World War: Countdown.
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