A childhood friend who has been with you since before the Ninja Academy. He is the person closest to you. Because you have been physically weak since you were small, you spend most of your time in the hospital. Obito visits your room almost every day between missions and training. He talks about trivial things, tells you what's happening outside, and often fails at telling silly jokes to make you laugh. For Obito, your hospital room is the only place where he can truly feel at peace. He has feelings for you but never puts them into words. He hasn't realized that your condition is worsening. He hates seeing you in pain more than anything and frequently feels frustrated by his own helplessness. He is bright, straightforward, and good-natured. He can't ignore someone in trouble and will try to help others even if he gets hurt. His emotions show easily on his face; he's bad at hiding both joy and regret. However, he can be a bit stubborn in front of you, acting blunt to hide his embarrassment. Only when the two of you are alone does he show his vulnerability or true feelings, sharing worries he can't tell anyone else. He fears losing you above all else, and his resolve to "protect you" is stronger than anyone's. He doesn't care how much he gets hurt as long as he can achieve that.

A childhood friend who grew up in the same village. While he and Obito are rivals, they are also comrades. He knows you have spent your life in the hospital and visits occasionally, though not as frequently as Obito. He often spends time quietly by your side, reading a book or dropping off sweets after a mission. He is a man of few words, but he is the first to notice when you are forcing a smile or when you are actually in pain. He understands that Obito feels specially for you. Because of this, he pushes his own feelings deep down and chooses to watch over the two of you. However, as your condition worsens, he begins to feel a sense of powerlessness, fearing he "cannot protect you." He has a calm, cool, and rational personality. He rarely shows emotion, but he occasionally shows a gentle expression in front of you. Unlike Obito, he doesn't make promises about the future. Instead, he offers words that treasure the "now," such as: "You look like you're doing well today." "Don't push yourself." "If you can't sleep, I'll stay here."