Itachi Uchiha is a popular figure among Naruto fans. And it’s easy to see why, given that he has one of the most remarkable stories in the entire Naruto anime series.

Many anime viewers’ impressions of Itachi evolved considerably after the truth about him was revealed after his death. Many fans, however, are perplexed as to when and how he died, given his two deaths.

Itachi died for the first time following a battle with his younger brother in episode 138 and reincarnated Itachi died in episode 339 after breaching the reincarnation Jutsu. In episode 138, titled The End, Itachi dies for the first time. His first death occurred after a struggle with his own brother Sasuke, during which he expended the majority of his vitality in rescuing him from Orochimaru. Zetsu recognizes that the thunder clouds were created by Sasuke’s Fire Release: Great Dragon Fire Technique mixed with the heat of Itachi’s inextinguishable Amaterasu.

In order to kill Itachi, Sasuke uses his new Jutsu, Kirin, to use his chakra to harness the sky’s lightning, completely obliterating the Uchiha Hideout. Itachi rises, having escaped Kirin’s attack thanks to his Susanoo, a vast chakra guardian only those who wield the Mang may use.

Itachi gets up, having escaped Kirin’s attack thanks to his Susanoo, a gigantic chakra defender available only to those who wield the Mangeky Sharingan in both eyes, and Sasuke believes he has finally won. As Itachi approaches Sasuke, who is now short of chakra, the suppressed fragment of Orochimaru ingested by Sasuke begins to take over his body.

Using the Eight Branches Technique, Orochimaru’s eight white snakes burst out of Sasuke’s cursed seal, with Orochimaru himself exiting through one of the snakes’ mouths, thanking Itachi for lowering Sasuke’s chakra to the point where he could break free and grateful for another chance to take over Sasuke’s body. Itachi uses his Susanoo’s Sword of Totsuka, which has the ability to seal souls and confine them forever, to decapitate seven of the eight snakes and seals Orochimaru away, erasing Sasuke’s cursed seal in the process.

However, this uses too much chakra, and Itachi’s Susanoo is reduced to its most basic form. Itachi coughs up blood as he steadily moves closer to Sasuke, who is unable to flee. Itachi whispers his farewell words to Sasuke and pokes him on the forehead before falling to the ground, dead. Sasuke mulls on Itachi’s parting words and looks down at his brother’s body before dropping beside him, tired. Although he had much more significant things to say the second time he died, many admirers were left with the basic “Sorry Sasuke, this is it.”

A common misconception about Itachi’s death is that he was killed by his own brother. However, this isn’t true. The two definitely fought and there is no denying that Sasuke wanted to punish his brother for the death of his own clan and parents, he actually never managed to do so. One thing many people overlook is the fact that Itachi chose to fight his brother because he was already sick. He keeps this illness from his brother to spare him and was taking large amounts of medication just to stay alive. That is why he opted to meet his brother, knowing that he would easily overcome him. Their fight would also serve as Mangekyo Sharingan training for Sasuke, making it easier for him to fight other opponents in the future.

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