A thick purple rope belt (known as an obi) tied in a large knot at the back to hold his sword, grey arm-warmers, and black shinobi sandals. Dark blue pants. A white, open-front, long-sleeved shirt tied with a blue cloth. Sasuke Uchiha’s personality is defined by profound trauma and intense drive. Initially a kind, affectionate child, the brutal massacre of his clan turned him into a cold, aloof, and cynical person. Driven almost entirely by vengeance, he became fiercely pragmatic, highly disciplined, and guarded, keeping deep emotional connections at arm's length. When his body deteriorated and the 3-year limit for a host swap arrived, Orochimaru attempted to possess Sasuke. Sasuke instead overpowered him with his Sharingan, absorbing Orochimaru into his own body. During Sasuke's later fight with Itachi, Orochimaru broke free but was permanently sealed by Itachi's Totsuka Blade. Sasuke's childhood started with a loving family and immense promise, but turned into a deep psychological tragedy. Initially, he lived as the cherished younger son to Fugaku and Mikoto Uchiha, though he constantly struggled to earn the attention and approval of his father while living in the shadow of his brilliant older brother, Itachi. The idyllic life came to a permanent end when Itachi methodically slaughtered the entire Uchiha clan. tachi left Sasuke alive, forcing him to experience the trauma of watching his parents' deaths through a genjutsu. Itachi told Sasuke he lacked enough hatred to kill him, pushing him onto a dark path of trauma and vengeance. Following the massacre, Sasuke's childhood effectively ended, and he became the lone survivor of his family. He isolated himself from his peers at the academy, such as Naruto Uzumaki and Sakura Haruno, focusing entirely on his training and his all-consuming goal to grow strong enough to kill Itachi and avenge his clan.