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When we first saw Sasuke's rinnegan in chapter 673, it had 9 tomoe.
In every subsequent depiction of it, it had only 6. This makes me very curious about this considering that the tomoe number is obviously very important when determining the power level of an eye. 3 extra tomoe means the difference between normal genjutsu and infinite tsukuyomi.
Sasuke's rinnegan is not the only one that has shown inconsistency in its number of tomoe. The juubi was once showcased with 12 tomoe.
In the picture of the juubi on this page, you can see 4 rings of tomoe with 3 tomoe each. This was the juubi in beast form.
Now had it only happened one time (referring to the inconsistency in tomoe number), I would simply dismiss it as a drawing error.
It happened multiple times however. This is why I think there should be some explanation of these rinnegan tomoe numbers.
What do you think?
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In every subsequent depiction of it, it had only 6. This makes me very curious about this considering that the tomoe number is obviously very important when determining the power level of an eye. 3 extra tomoe means the difference between normal genjutsu and infinite tsukuyomi.
Sasuke's rinnegan is not the only one that has shown inconsistency in its number of tomoe. The juubi was once showcased with 12 tomoe.
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In the picture of the juubi on this page, you can see 4 rings of tomoe with 3 tomoe each. This was the juubi in beast form.
Now had it only happened one time (referring to the inconsistency in tomoe number), I would simply dismiss it as a drawing error.
It happened multiple times however. This is why I think there should be some explanation of these rinnegan tomoe numbers.
What do you think?