Naruto! (FLight)

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After watching the last its pretty much confirmed Naruto doesn't need RSM to fly, he mastered his flight to the point he can utilize it in KSM. This is also proof Naruto retained his rikudou powers.

INB4 faptards claim they were on the moon.

The moon in NV has earth like atmospheric composition, people are shown walking,running,fighting up there casually. Flight isn't a trait gained from being up there. Stay mad haters :)

P.S. Tonrei is a boss, Naruto FTW!
 

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Actually, on the moon, you weight about 6 times less than you do on earth which would make it easier to jump high, but yeah i agree, nardo still has his rsm and he can fly, it is mostly sasky fappers who say he has lost rsm cause they want to nerf him so that he will finally be equal to sasky.
 

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KCSM is Naruto's new BSM. BM could already fly. He did so when diverting the path of several TBB though he can't keep himself in mid air, but that is taken care of by the moon's gravity :coffee: /thread
 

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KCSM is Naruto's new BSM. BM could already fly. He did so when diverting the path of several TBB though he can't keep himself in mid air, but that is taken care of by the moon's gravity :coffee: /thread
He couldn't fly in BM lmfao, the first time he was flying was against Kaguya.
 

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He couldn't fly in BM lmfao, the first time he was flying was against Kaguya.
U don't get to what I am referencing to do u :|

Do u mean floating or flight :|
LoL what? I don't think you understand the definition of flight.

If u mean floating he is on the moon. Astronauts have to wear weighted suits in order to not float away on the moon :|

Anyway my definition is fast motion in mid air in a direction other than down
 
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The space suit and backpack weighed 180 lbs. (82 kg) on Earth, but only 30 lbs. (14 kg) on the moon. Each Apollo suit was made to fit (custom tailored) each astronaut, unlike the later EMUs that came in several stock sizes and could be adjusted to fit the astronaut.

All this so they will stay on the ground
 

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The space suit and backpack weighed 180 lbs. (82 kg) on Earth, but only 30 lbs. (14 kg) on the moon. Each Apollo suit was made to fit (custom tailored) each astronaut, unlike the later EMUs that came in several stock sizes and could be adjusted to fit the astronaut.

All this so they will stay on the ground
Cool info, but why are y'all trying to apply real world science/logic to an anime such as Naruto where people breath fire,walk on water, warp space with their eyes, etc?
 
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