Daikoudan no jutsu takes the jutsu gauntlet.

[phylos]

The arguments about Yata Mirror are so weird, both arguments against it being chakra and it not being chakra are only speculations at best, it could go either way until Kishimoto outright clarifies it. By Occam's razor (the simplest explanation being that everything that isn't physical contains chakra) I choose to think it is made of chakra.

Back on-topic: I agree that Kirin goes right through it, not counting Kirin I'd say that Gyuki's beast ball is too much for it so either 2 or 6.

 

[tell it all]

Anything made ofchakra is absorbed this include bijuudama and perfect susanoo. Kisame most likely designed it to counter bijuudama in he was known as the best at capturng jinjuuriki and h said no matter how big the attak is it will be aborbed.

Kirin isn't chakra so it isn't absorbed and is a conductor so neither attac stops the other

and yata mirror is complicated on mny lvls so idk the attack is hugewouldn't it just swallow it and bypass it?

 

[TheSages456]

it stops at kirin as it is real lightning.

 

[pateuvasiliu]

it stops at kirin as it is real lightning.

Yes, I sort of forgot about that.

Ignore Kirin.

 

[TheEvilOne]

Lord Sasuk's Kirin stops it.

 

[Piratefish]

Honestly people saying Kirin stops it should consider that the Daikodan isn't JUST a chakra-absorber. It's also a ridiculous amount of water moving at insane speeds. It WAS defeated by Hirudora, but then again Hirudora is on a completely different scale than Kirin.

Also the Rasenshruiken, SM version, would behave way differently than normal chakra in terms of absorbtion, as seen with Pein. I'm not saying it'll win, but it would have strange effects...

The Goemon, being basically superheated oil, might evaporate Daikodan.

 

[phylos]

^Kirin also moves incredibly fast and it's a huge amount of energy: it is natural lightning.

 

[Piratefish]

^Kirin also moves incredibly fast and it's a huge amount of energy: it is natural lightning.

Yes, and Daikodan is basically a tsunami. Remember how Hirudora caused damage to the point of being detectable on the other side of an island? A lightning strike, even a directed one, isn't really on the same scale.