Mangekyo sharingan tomoe design?

[Airbear]

I wonder what madara meant when he said that sasuke has the straight comma mangekyo, thus moving so well...

Does that mean that madara knew of this kind of mangekyo design and the powers associated with it? However it

is quite confusing considering that all sasuke did was kenjutsu and no sharingan techniques, and madara assumed the

shape of his mangekyo from this. Perhaps im stupid, or perhaps there aren't that many different types of mangekyo's

out there:Omg:

 

[johnny scars]

yeah that also grabbed my attention i think he has every single knowledge by reading the stone tablet with rennigan

 

[Aotsuki Katsumi]

He probably said it as another way of referring to a Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, and having had one himself he might know a difference between the feeling of normal ones and the eternal version. The fluid movement part was surely all about the fact that the use of the Mangekyo (Amaterasu being the latest and one of the most exhausting) is not hindering Sasuke's next actions. I am still amused of this new way of referring to the commas of course though, and I would really like to see further interaction between the two.

 

[AllseeingSharingan]

It means it's a.mangekyou that cannot go.blind . He knows it's eternal

 

[Draw]

there are probably different types of MS based off the design like Sasuke had his in a line star design while everyone else had a swirl type design that was thick

 

[Airbear]

Why wouldn't he just call it eternal mangekyo? unless mads never gave the dojutsu a name, and just referred to it as the

straight comma sharingan. I really doubt this. Look at madara's design, both mangekyo and eternal mangekyo design.

His is straight up goofy and bendy, unlike sasuke's design which does have straight commas, due to itachi's mangekyo.

You could be right though, he could just be referring to an eternal mangekyo... Need the viz of this asap

 

[2nd hokage]

Ok we know that some techniques are common and some are unique. We always assumed that the different patterns of the eyes was just a way for us to distinguish between eyes. Sasuke was to young to be informed of what the eyes mean before his clan was killed. Madara was not so he knows that certain patterns give certain abilities. Not just jutsu but other factors like speed or strength. Hope we get a list of them soon.

 

[iRefleX]

He probably said it as another way of referring to a Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, and having had one himself he might know a difference between the feeling of normal ones and the eternal version. The fluid movement part was surely all about the fact that the use of the Mangekyo (Amaterasu being the latest and one of the most exhausting) is not hindering Sasuke's next actions. I am still amused of this new way of referring to the commas of course though, and I would really like to see further interaction between the two.

Probably this but it may wrong you never know. Hopefully there will be more dialogue between them.

 

[AlphaScythian]

Apparently swirly tomoe design gives you better genjutsu and aids or suicidal attacks. Straight tomoe gives you better perception

 

[iRefleX]

Apparently swirly tomoe design gives you better genjutsu and aids or suicidal attacks. Straight tomoe gives you better perception

Ahh, it would make sense as to why Itachi was so good with genjutsu's.

 

[Zebstrika]

Here is a curly comma: ,
Here is a straight comma:,

There are 3 straight commas in both of Sasuke's eyes:

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Just my guess.

 

[BenjerminGaye]

Apparently swirly tomoe design gives you better genjutsu and aids or suicidal attacks. Straight tomoe gives you better perception

I wonder what type of ms obito/kakashi has?
Or shisui 4 that matter

 

[AlphaScythian]

I wonder what type of ms obito/kakashi has?
Or shisui 4 that matter

They all have swirly, only izuna and sasuke got straight. It's basically all about straight lines in design. IMHO

 

[BenjerminGaye]

They all have swirly, only izuna and sasuke got straight. It's basically all about straight lines in design. IMHO

Kk. I see your point