Klaves
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The databook states that the Yata is the thing that nullifies the attack : And nothing more.
It must have a wielder to be summoned, but the Yata has no choice but to nullify the attacks : claim that stands on empty air. Does objective reality submit to your subjective opinion? *Why has the Yata no choice but to nullify attack that does not touch it?
It must have a wielder to be summoned, but the Yata has no choice but to nullify the attacks : not the issue
the Yata is automatic : Yes; that is what I assumed and the reason why I disagree. Extending means more then just nullify opposing force it comes in touch with.
Why should it extend for no reason? Maybe if there is a "shrink" jutsu or something but not from the fire in the exploding kunais. What tells the mirror to extend if it is not the opposing jutsu?
Changing any and all properties leaves almost limitless options : but does it have more then one method?
*To return the same opposing force
*To detect incomming opposing force directed to its wielder <- does not make sense
*To extend itself to protect its weilder <- does not make sense
I am ready to consider argument that states the mirror extends from the kinetic energy applied to it; but not that it "grows" for no reason....
I cannot find any logical conclusion to say that it can only block from the front and needs to be used as a normal shield would
Do you even know what logic is? It is simply telling it as it is objectivetly.
"(Beer OR hot woman) AND steak" means "steak with either beer or hot woman"
I Khisi isn't lazy nor subjective "no-plotter"(at least not all the time.. Tobi as Obito was just stupit..)... He is most of the time objective and thinks about weakness and would exploid then in the story. Good example when he placed a "sticky bomb" on MinatoThat was awesome!
It nullifies the attack and nothing more. Right. But, it has reign to change any properties needed to nullify the attack. For instance if fire engulfed the front, you would say the Yata would nullify that. But, what if the flames kept coming and began to creep around the edges of the Yata? Logically with the explanation the databook provides, the Yata should change properties (shape and/or size) in order to effectively nullify the attack. I'm not stating it can become a full encasing shield with no cause, but that it may in order to nullify an attack. It does this by changing its properties.
It is not stated that the Yata needs to be summoned. Yet, how does the Yata exist without a Susano? How does it exist without a shinobi to perform that Susano? I don't know, but it is clear that a Susano needs to be present for it to exist in the way it is described within the databook. When I said "summon" I really meant in the simplest of ways: the Yata needs a Susano or the Yata would not be there.
As for the Yata nullifying things that it doesn't touch, it can't. The attacks are only nullified when they need to be. If you are concerned by how the Yata would "know" an attack was coming from behind, then you are not fully understanding the capabilities of the Yata. Changing properties appropriately to it's nullification purposes, the Yata will change size or shape if need be. Why? Because the Yata is nullifying the attack, but to protect what? Itself? The Susano? The wielder? As the image would imply, it is protecting the Susano. Perhaps it is doing this to protect the wielder, I don't know. But in any case, it ends up protecting both the Susano and the wielder.
Your issue with the Yata extending is hard to understand. The Yata would only extend, expand, change shape or size if it is needed to nullify an attack. You are acting as if somehow the Yata and all its capabilities fit within the original shape of it. As if it would "spread it too thin". That is simply not the case for something that can manipulate all of its properties, including thickness. There is no limit to this manipulation and thus expansion would simply be a one property adjustment that the Yata would make in order to nullify an attack that warranted it.
I'll start now with your statement that it does not make sense for the Yata to detect an incoming attack. It can't. The wielder may play a part in this, I don't know. What I'm saying is that knowing the attack is coming is not necessary; the Yata will perform its purpose regardless. A head on attack to the original shape of the Yata would work the same. The Yata doesn't know what the attack is until it needs to nullify it. The timing of such an act is incredible. It performs this nullification to protect. When the Yata can manipulate itself into whatever in needs to in order to nullify (and protect), why would it be limited to do so just because an attack isn't linear with its original positioning? If it can manipulate itself into whatever it needs to be, precisely when it needs to, how can you doubt its potential?
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