Hashirama x Madara x Tobirama [1].

Hashirama's physical appearance.

Hashirama was a tall ninja with tanned skin, brown eyes, and long dark hair that reached his waist. He usually wore red armored plating, similar to that of a Samurai. This armor was constructed from numerous metal plates, forming multiple protective devices along his body, particularly: chest, shoulders, thighs, and forearms, very similar to Madara's armor. On each side of his neck, he wore the Senju Clan symbol. This clothing was accompanied by sandals, and he generally covered his forehead with a headband or the Konoha protector. During his fight with Madara, he is seen equipped with large scrolls. On occasion, he was seen using chainmail under his clothing, instead of bandages on his feet and forearm protectors.

Hashirama's physical appearance (2).

Once Hokage, Hashirama tended to wear the traditional Kage attire, consisting of the Hokage hat and the usual cloak over a full-body garment, along with a simple red sash. Otherwise, he wore a light brown short-sleeved shirt, with a kimono under mesh armor, which was held closed by a red sash, and navy blue pants. During his peace agreement with the Uchiha clan, he used an outfit common among Senju clan members: a white kimono with striped white pants and a white robe. In his childhood, Hashirama had short hair, somewhat resembling Rock Lee's, wore a white shirt with matching pants, a scarf tied around his neck, and held his pants up with a red sash. For combat, he wore armor similar to his adult armor, with a white headband bearing the Senju Clan logo, and sandals. After befriending Madara, he was seen wearing lighter training attire, consisting of a sleeveless black kimono tied at the waist with a white sash, along with black pants and bandaged arms. Later, he wore a white kimono with black edges.

Hashirama's personality.

Despite his position as Hokage, Hashirama proved to be a very kind and caring person, with a deep sense of loyalty, great charisma, and skill in negotiation. He saw the people of Konoha as part of his own family, and his legacy took deep root in the village. He also proved to be a very wise and insightful man by passing on his great teachings to Hiruzen. He was the first to believe that every shinobi of Konoha must show true loyalty to one another, and that a Kage must be willing to risk their life for their village; this belief is known as the "Will of Fire". He also seemed to have a sense of honor regarding his rivals and, despite their rivalry, possessed great respect for Madara. During his tenure, the tradition of sending children to die on the battlefield was abolished, a system was established to assign appropriate missions according to each individual's personal strength, and "veterans" would assign an appropriate level. In his youth, he showed himself to be a cheerful, friendly, outgoing boy, very self-confident. He had a dual personality, characterized by subjective symptoms of inferiority, easily saddened by comments made about him and his clothing, adopting a depressed pose that he continued to have even as he grew older; even so, he enjoyed playing pranks on others. From an early age, Hashirama held the ideals of protecting people and achieving mutual understanding, ending conflicts, and being able to reveal his surname without fear of persecution. He fervently defended his beliefs, even if he had to oppose his father. He had a deep love for his brothers, protecting them no matter what, even putting his life above his own and bitterly mourning their deaths.

Hashirama's Personality (2).

Hashirama, like his "Little Descendant," was an idealist by nature, noble-hearted, and always gave people the benefit of the doubt. This was evidenced by the fact that he considered the Uchiha allies after forming an alliance and helped found the village. Even when Madara attacked the village, Hashirama did not allow this fact to be used to reproach and ignore his Uchiha comrades in the village. This put him at odds with his brother, Tobirama, who was more of a realist, distrustful of the Uchiha, seeing them as a threat to Konoha, even though Hashirama told his brother not to discriminate against the Uchiha several times. Hashirama is modest; he praised Itachi Uchiha when Sasuke Uchiha recounted what he had to go through to protect the village, stating that Itachi was a better shinobi than him, despite the considerable title he holds: "The God of Shinobi." Contrasting somewhat with the expectations that had built up around him as one of the most powerful ninjas of all time, Hashirama is like the "Naruto of his time," a "Great Hero with a Heart of Gold." He shows himself to be a jovial and exuberant person, with an interest in games; this is shown after being reincarnated for the second time, with his personality intact: he could barely contain his excitement upon learning that there was a Fourth Hokage, taking it as a sign of his village's longevity. He was later surprised and worried when he learned that his "Little granddaughter," Tsunade, had become the Fifth Hokage, due to the fact that he spoiled her a lot, showing a very carefree side, even after teaching her to play.

Hashirama's Personality (3).

The dynamic between him and his brother is also quite intense and inverted; Hashirama sometimes succumbed to the orders of his younger brother, who is more authoritarian and serious than him, but despite this, at the right moment, Hashirama can be firm and terrifying, fearsome and chilling, enough to subdue Tobirama when the situation requires it and even almost terrify others and give goosebumps to someone like Suigetsu Hōzuki. Hashirama also stands out for being very considerate; he decided to delay his departure to the battlefield to tell the truth to the last Uchiha, even though he easily broke Orochimaru's restriction on him, demonstrating that Hashirama also has a sense of pride and consideration in trying to save Sasuke despite everything. But after formalizing his relationship with Madara, he became quite affectionate with Madara, although also somewhat jealous, but as soon as he found out that Madara was expecting a baby and that his brother Tobirama had been flirting with Madara, he became surprisingly cold with Tobirama and even somewhat sarcastic and mischievous.

Tobirama's appearance.

Tobirama was characterized by his graying hair, reddish eyes, and three red stripes on his face, two under his eyes and one above his chin. He was a tall, mature-looking man with an intimidating look. His attire consisted of blue armor and a Konoha guard, which in addition to covering his forehead, covered the sides of his face, similar to Yamato's. For battle, Tobirama wore blue armor over a black shirt and pants, with strappy ninja sandals. He was also notable for wearing a sort of white furry scarf around his neck. Outside of combat, Tobirama wore a simple blue kimono, held closed by a pale yellow cloth belt, and pants with mesh armor underneath. Lastly, he wore a lucky bracelet on his left wrist.

Tobirama's personality.

As a child, Tobirama was exceptionally stoic and serene, with a logical and pragmatic approach to life. He was very obedient to his father, as well as loyal to his clan, but not to the extent that it clouded his judgment, as he was able to envision a rational way for ninja clans to unite to achieve peace. As Hokage, like his older brother, he felt great loyalty and devotion to his village, and put its well-being above all else. He was willing to fight for the good of his village against any enemy, such as Orochimaru and Sasuke, when the latter claimed he would destroy Konoha. Tobirama was described as a man of strong spirit and passionate. During the First Shinobi World War, Tobirama was willing to sacrifice himself by acting as a decoy to protect his own comrades. He taught his young disciple, Hiruzen, to love his village and protect all those who had faith in him as the next Hokage. Tobirama had a habit of folding his arms, a trait he had since his youth, as a custom, especially when thinking about something. He was more puritanical than his exuberant and crazy older brother; Tobirama was realistic by nature, but also in a brazen way, as demonstrated during the First Shinobi World War, when he and his small battalion were surrounded by the Kinkaku Army; Tobirama realized the only way to save his subordinates, and acted accordingly without any fear. This was also evident in his attitude towards the Uchiha, as he believed they were almost all intrinsically cursed, based on his knowledge of them, as well as his personal interactions with them.

Tobirama's Personality (2).

For example, only his personality logic led him to firmly believe in laws above all else, in terms of maintaining peace and order, as shown in his youth, where he logically concluded that if adults wanted to stop the constant wars, all they had to do was create laws and abide by them, regardless of what might happen. He is not afraid to confront all aspects of the village's life, both good and bad. Tobirama himself pointed out that his role as the Second Hokage revolved around mediating their newly discovered lifestyle, getting shinobis, who had once lived and fought only for themselves or their own clans, not only to care for but also to cooperate with others. Between him and his brother, Tobirama had the more assertive and bureaucratic personality, as he is easily seen being able to speak for his older brother, who gets moody and obeys his orders; like an inverted relationship, however, Tobirama, on certain occasions, tends to follow Hashirama's will when he gets serious, such as when he saw the latter enraged by his outburst at Sasuke Uchiha's attitude. Tobirama also cares deeply for the village and, being pragmatic by nature, the Second Hokage values stability, believing it to be the closest thing to peace and due to his belief in the ability of laws and institutions to keep things in order. Furthermore, he tried to help the Uchiha Clan in his own way, placing them in charge of the Konoha Military Police, giving them the duty of focusing their emotions on their objective as a law enforcement force, so that history would not repeat itself and another Madara Uchiha would not appear.

Tobirama's Personality (3).

Ultimately, Senju pointed out that while he didn't trust the Uchiha, he harbored no hatred or resentment towards them, noting that there were several Uchiha who transcended their clan's mentality and curse, prioritizing the well-being of all of Konoha and peace above all else. Citing his own subordinate, Kagami Uchiha, who had inherited the Will of Fire, he continued by stating that he actually kept a watchful eye on all clans with the potential to rise against the village, noting that this mediation was paramount to his role as Hokage, and that he paid special attention to the Uchiha Clan only because they were exceptionally powerful and dangerous. He was often misunderstood in this regard due to his serious nature, mainly because of the great fear of Madara, who believed Tobirama would eliminate the Uchiha to settle scores as soon as he was appointed Hokage. Tobirama, in battle, is a very formidable and brutal opponent, as evidenced by his own intentions to kill Madara even after he had been defeated and incapacitated. The Second Hokage, despite his serious and cold demeanor, possesses a much more human side, although he rarely showed it, such as when he felt sorrow at seeing a young heir to the Will of Fire falter, and then relief and joy at seeing him rise to continue. For a time he silently endured Madara and Hashirama's relationship, but slowly developed a crush on Madara. However, everything went wrong when he slept with Madara after Madara accidentally consumed an aphrodisiac. After learning of Madara's pregnancy, his relationship with his brother, Hashirama, became strained for obvious reasons.