[Theory] Sasuke Teleportation>>>FTG

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Love how these Minato fapboys still have yet to counter his post. All they're doing spouting that he's stupid and ftg is more versatile. Admit it, you guys lost.
 

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The op is right. His jutsu is far better than ftg offensively as it strikes the opponent giving no room for a reaction. If you are in sasukes range then you are already marked and he can bliz kill you anytime wereas ftg users need to tag the person or use kunai which can be countered as madara showed. Long distance and range ftg has the advantage but offense wise sasukes is better. Its just that people hate sasuke so much so they won't admit it and feel the need to downplay it evidenced by the idiot that called it a mere substitution jutsu, I didn't know substitution jutsus can teleport an opponent to your attack or teleport yourself instantly smh. The ones saying ftg is better cnt even counter the op.
 

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Sasuke's tech doesn't need a marker, but drains his chakra very fast. Hiraishin needs a marker, doesnt use even a fraction of what sasuke's tech needs.

Sasuke's tech is limited to what he can see within his eye sight range, while hiraishin can go anywhere as long as the marker is still there.

As far as battle prowess is concerned sasuke's tech is a little better because he doesnt need to mark his target, where hiraishin requires that you mark them. As far as "one shotting, they are both on par with each other. Ex: all of minato's and tobirama's feats during their battles, and sasuke's feats against kaguya.
 

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Sasuke's tech doesn't need a marker, but drains his chakra very fast. Hiraishin needs a marker, doesnt use even a fraction of what sasuke's tech needs.

Sasuke's tech is limited to what he can see within his eye sight range, while hiraishin can go anywhere as long as the marker is still there.

As far as battle prowess is concerned sasuke's tech is a little better because he doesnt need to mark his target, where hiraishin requires that you mark them. As far as "one shotting, they are both on par with each other. Ex: all of minato's and tobirama's feats during their battles, and sasuke's feats against kaguya.

FTG is only capable of one shotting stupid characters like the Raikage.
 

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Nice effort taken.
Both the techniques have its own sets of advantages and disadvantages.
 

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Sasuke's tech doesn't need a marker, but drains his chakra very fast. Hiraishin needs a marker, doesnt use even a fraction of what sasuke's tech needs.

Sasuke's tech is limited to what he can see within his eye sight range, while hiraishin can go anywhere as long as the marker is still there.

As far as battle prowess is concerned sasuke's tech is a little better because he doesnt need to mark his target, where hiraishin requires that you mark them. As far as "one shotting, they are both on par with each other. Ex: all of minato's and tobirama's feats during their battles, and sasuke's feats against kaguya.
without prep ftg isnt much better in range considering the user needs to mark a place or use kunai

ftg is only slightly on par with sasukes jutsu in one shotting only when the target is marked. however if not the person will need to put that mark himself and if you face someone whos speed and reactions exceed yours then its a difficult task. judging by that i wont say its on par with sasukes jutsu in that department especially if you are facing a far superior than yourself like the god tier characters.
 

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Guys, this is what happens when you don't go to school.
When you don't learn reading and comprehension, this type of stupidity is born.
 

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You compared the reliability of successful transportation...
Which in Sasuke's Dojutsu's case is 100% while FTG needs a process to be successfully used in a fight...

With the success of both transportations, both are equally effective... Leaving no room for the opponent...
 

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Lol. If the sword is in the rock, the sword would teleport too since it's MERGED with the rock.
Edit: I totally misread what you said.
 
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Great thread. Sasuke can thrust his sword at a rock and at the last second, swap the rock with Naruto's head, thus stabbing him in the brains gg.
 

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Sasuke's Space Time tech is superior to the FTG.

The FTG requires strategy and time to deploy, It does have a farther range though

Sasuke's S/T tech requires no tags and can be spammed equally as much although in a smaller range
 

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I predict this Naruto will learn flying thunder god, but his FTG will use shadow clones more than weapons( he's not really much of a kunai fighter anyway"
 

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Both techniques have their advantages and disadvantages. Sasuke fans will says his S/T is better, Minato fans will say FTG is better. Its all down to preference and in my opinion I think FTG is the better technique.
 
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