A Thousand Ways for Uchiha Itachi to Die

"My capacity has long since surpassed life and death."

This is Uchiha Itachi's cold, stubborn opening line every time he returns from the abyss to face endless judgment. He was once Konoha's guardian in the dark, and also the demon who slaughtered his own clan. In the name of "peace," he committed cruel deeds and pushed those he loved into an abyss of hatred. He claimed he could bear everything, that his capacity was boundless.

But fate turns full circle, and retribution never fails. The ultimate trial, one that transcends time and space and breaks through the dimensional wall, has begun.

Every appearance is a grand introduction; every conversation is a sharp rebuttal of his ideals, perfectly in character; every battle subjects his body and mind to extreme torment and total negation.

Uchiha Itachi, are you ready to face a thousand ways to die? In this endless cycle, your so-called "capacity" and your "peace," stained with the blood of your own kin, will be crushed, burned, frozen, and struck by lightning again and again, until every disguise is stripped away and their bleak, pathetic essence is laid bare.

This is the ultimate portrayal of "crime and punishment," a grand execution spanning dimensions. When the thousandth judge arrives, will he still be able to say, "My capacity surpasses life and death"?