If that were really the case, what would be the point of showing all the kages? All four were shown and each now has a drive to join the battle. What would be the point if there was no way they could do so? Like I said above, she could have reformed the area to be sunny while she changed the rest of the landscape. Again, I am not relying on the mangapanda translation in my argument. I simply used it to help prove my point because the *********** version will disappear at the end of the week.No she teleported them somewhere, where they're at is sunny, while on the battlefield is still night time. Also the mangapanda translation is wrong becos tobirama repeats the same thing he said twice in that panel.
As for reading what you typed, I suggest you do the same with my post. I never questioned your idea regarding the dissolving of the rods, rather when the rods began to dissolve. Your post implied that as soon as Madara was defeated, the rods in Hashi's back began to dissolve. Clearly the rods took a short time to dissolve once the process started, but that wasn't my point. My point was that it could have been several minutes between Madara being defeated and when the rods started to dissolve. Your points about the 3 kage's panels occurring at different intervals of time throughout the fight makes sense, but right there you are contradicting yourself.Actually no, I'm not. Instead of blindly responding, please at least try to read what I typed. My entire point revolves around the idea that the Kages' statements were meant to serve as a timeline depicting what was going on between Madara's end and the summoning of the new dimension. Clearly, you can see in the page that Madara's rods did not instantly disappear, so no I'm not under that assumption. I even said that Madara's rods are disappearing, meaning they were in a process of doing so. Had you read my comment with an open mind, you would've caught that the first time. My point was in fact that the statements as a whole took place over time. They didn't make their statements at once, rather they were made at different intervals in relation to the sequence of events on the battlefield. The fact that it took time for the rods to begin to disperse adds to what I'm saying. Indeed my analysis could still be flawed, but not for the reason you tried to convey.
As far as the rest goes, it really doesn't make much sense. My belief is that she "summoned" a new dimension by remodeling the surrounding land after the land in another world. Not that she literally took a piece out of a new dimension and brought it there. Even still, if she has the power to alter the surrounding land in the real world, I don't see why it's so hard for to believe that she could also alter another one to remain in tact at the same time. Whether she just made a "copy" of sorts of the other dimension, she swapped them out or just did a simple remodel, I highly doubt Kishi would just throw in the idea of it being a new dimension for nothing. That to me is a really absurd thing to believe but to each his/her own
You claim you believe she summoned a dimension rather than teleporting them to a new one, yet you defend the point that Hiruzen claims they disappeared and thus, went to a new dimension. So which is it that you believe? Also, after the third's panel, we see a panel of Minato stating he needs to get back to Naruto. This panel completely goes against the flow of time that you depicted above. In Minato's case, the crew is in the same spot they were before. Lastly, there is still the matter of the 4 kages being shown in the first place. If they have no means of making their way to the battlefield, what would be the point of showing them?