Kadmos1
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From a PM I received with a member of another Naruto forum:
So, what are your opinions?
The plot-hole is the validity of Kaguya using the first Infinite Tsukuyomi.
(I think some other members of the forum realized this too.)
The issue is, in order to use the Infinite Tsukuyomi, the eye of the Shinju must be projected off of the moon.
But, the Sage of Six Paths created the moon on his deathbed, so how exactly did Kaguya use the Infinite Tsukuyomi?
It's possible that Kaguya outlived her sons; Hagoromo never states that Kaguya died in his life-time.
(Kaguya could have used the first Infinite Tsukuyomi after the death of Hagoromo, and possibly, Hagoromo's brother)
(Hagoromo could have observed Kaguya's actions from his transcendent realm, thus giving him knowledge of Kaguya's doings.)
However, if that's the case, Hagoromo and his brother were likely unable to face Kaguya in combat due to their advanced age. (Remember, the Sage of Six Paths was on his death bed.)
Is it possible that the original incarnations of Asura and Indra faced Kaguya in the past, and defeated her in order to dispel the first Infinite Tsukuyomi?
Or, did Kaguya have some other means to use the Infinite Tsukuyomi?
Hopefully, Kishi explains these circumstances without pulling out another Deus ex Machina or Retcon.
So, what are your opinions?