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Why would that be the case? Summons are simply animals.I'm just gonna assume Summons are not affected.
If a Shinobi wanted to, they could make a contract with a house cat.
Why would that be the case? Summons are simply animals.I'm just gonna assume Summons are not affected.
The hawk was at hawkland. He got summoned after IT
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The Jutsu reaches worldwide, moron.
Why would that be the case? Summons are simply animals.
If a Shinobi wanted to, they could make a contract with a house cat.
Why would that be the case? Summons are simply animals.
If a Shinobi wanted to, they could make a contract with a house cat.
Why would that be the case? Summons are simply animals.
If a Shinobi wanted to, they could make a contract with a house cat.
The Jutsu reaches worldwide, moron.
Poor hawk.
The only moron here is you, it's no longer active worldwide
The only moron here is you, it's no longer active worldwide
The only moron here is you, it's no longer active worldwide
That makes the most sense. But then again, it's almost like the eyeless Susanoo. Even if there are some logical reasoning, the way it was brought out was terrible.My only logical explanation is that Sasuke released the hawk from IT manually the way he stated his Rinnegan should.
That makes the most sense. But then again, it's almost like the eyeless Susanoo. Even if there are some logical reasoning, the way it was brought out was terrible.
Tell me about it. The only thing possible was the use of chakra rods to transfer the Rinnegan tech. But it still left a bitter taste.Eyeless Susano'o was the epitome of BS.