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^ Already proved it in my second post. I suggest you take your head out of your ass and read it, and counter it, or fall back. This Sasuke wang riding is getting pretty irritating.
^ Already proved it in my second post. I suggest you take your head out of your ass and read it, and counter it, or fall back. This Sasuke wang riding is getting pretty irritating.
^ Already proved it in my second post. I suggest you take your head out of your ass and read it, and counter it, or fall back. This Sasuke wang riding is getting pretty irritating.
Lmao did you even read his counter to my post? Damn.
Lmao did you even read his counter to my post? Damn.
Except it hasn't. By feats, the largest Bijuu Dama Kurama has ever made was inside Naruto's mind. Not to mention the power of the Bijuu Dama has jack shit to do with physical strength.you didnt prove shit your comparing Kurama's avatar to the real thing when the bm avatar has outdone any feat 100% Kurama
Bijuu who roam in the wild and lose their intelligence are fodder. We've already seen Kurama's power w/o a Jinchuuriki, and Hidan and Kakuzu fought Yugito, not Matatabi.has so that argument holds is insanely irrelevant especially since Bijuu without host are literally fodder kisame took out the 5 tails without barely a touch and Kakuzu and hidan fodders the 2 tails.
BM Kurama > 100% Kurama in every state especially physical prowess
quit looking for kidgamers support in just try in counter it with using reasonable logic.
Either DB doesn't discriminate between both Mokujin, or PS and Mokujin are both leagues above Full Kurama in physical strength. Either way, not really important here.
If he flys, he can't take out Mokujin or Hashirama.
Except it hasn't. By feats, the largest Bijuu Dama Kurama has ever made was inside Naruto's mind. Not to mention the power of the Bijuu Dama has jack shit to do with physical strength.
Bijuu who roam in the wild and lose their intelligence are fodder. We've already seen Kurama's power w/o a Jinchuuriki, and Hidan and Kakuzu fought Yugito, not Matatabi.
When you can prove this, then we can talk. Until then, I'll go with the larger version of the same entity having the superior physical power.
My second post shows the entry. It puts it on par with 100% Kyuubi in physical power. In Base. So either DB doesn't discriminate between both Mokujin, and that PS=Full Kyuubi=Mokujin in physical power.....or SM Mokujin=PS>>>Mokujin>Sasuke's PS in physical power.What do you mean with the first paragraph? Did the DB state something about Mokujin that would put it on par with PS in base?
And what stops him from flying and slashing his sword?
Lmfaoooo You dare say reasonable logic? Youre a complete joke. I'll counter don't worry.
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you literally killing youself Naruto shown a barrage of like 13 kurama sized rasengans without using its chakra inside his mind yet never shown that outside of his mind get a clue.
]Well lets See Kurama fought on par with Sasuke's perfect susanoo and even matched it in a fist bump block a ps blade with his tail withstood a laser from juubi screamed away 5 bijuu choked them up and restrained them. No way in hell 100% kurama does this main reason its made of flesh in bone and with a host Bijuu are much stronger.
Oh lol. Then that makes your case much worse. Those "Bijuu" weren't Perfect Jinchuuriki. I have no reason to take their display and compare it to that of a regular Bijuu's. Try again.where in the world did this come from those bijuu we're not roaming in the wild they have been in a host Yugito/Roushi also we've seen when Madara first tamed kurama who have been in the wild for a long time that it had a clear mind
read above. being larger means nothing when your weaker in every category and also would'nt having more physical power means your faster? huh if thats the case ima close the casket on this in saying BM kurama speed feats >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 100% Kurama keeping up with a flying juubito is all that needs to be said
My second post shows the entry. It puts it on par with 100% Kyuubi in physical power. In Base. So either DB doesn't discriminate between both Mokujin, and that PS=Full Kyuubi=Mokujin in physical power.....or SM Mokujin=PS>>>Mokujin>Sasuke's PS in physical power.
I'm leaning towards the latter though, since it makes no sense for Sage Mode to not empower Hashirama's jutsu. But my point remains the same either way.
He can try it, but like I said, he can't take it down like that. Madara has the superior Susanoo, swung his blade yet somehow Mokujin survived. Either it tanked the blade (unlikely) or it evaded the attack. Either way, Sasuke is going to need to come down and take it out.
Then there's the fact that he's not going to get far into the air against a possibly larger, and a far superior physical construct. It'd grab him and pull/hit him back down to the ground.
Lol shit, accidentally posted.
Which doesn't make any sense, assuming the DB was talking about physical strength (as nowhere in that sentence did the DB mention physical strength), it says "it was on par...", "was" indicates that back in the fight, they were on par, or rather, they were fighting on par with each other, which doesn't really make any sense, considering they never fought in CQC, the only thing Mokujin did was grab Kurama's Bijuu Dama and throw it back at it, then get obliterated. Considering the events from the manga and the way that sentence is formed, you can only come to two conclusions:
Definitely not.1- It wasn't talking about physical strength, instead, it was talking about overall power, and directly contradicting the events from the manga (Mokujin was never on par with Kurama).
2- It was talking about physical power, but was poorly translated, because nowhere in that sentence does it mention physical power, and even if it was talking about physical strength, the wording indicates that they were on par back in the VotE, which makes absolutely no sense, considering they never fought at close range. If it said that "it's on par...", then your interpretation would be correct.
The translator made a notation. It was talking about physical power.
Definitely not.
This right here.
My initial point was Sasuke being able to stop Mokujin from catching his blade, not that he's capable of taking it down. If he can't take it down in the air, why would he be able to take it down while he's on the ground?
If Mokujin grabs Susano'o, then what stops it from slashing his sword on Mokujin's hand?
And what strength feat would allow it to hold down a Bijuu sized Susano'o? Even if it's equal to Kurama in physical strength, I can't recall Kurama performing such a thing with physical strength alone.
And considering how poor the translation was, what makes the translator's notation reliable?
Being unable to perfectly translate it into English doesn't mean that his understanding of said entry is poor. If translation quality. If there were something wrong with it, it would've been pointed out in the thread.
Not at all, he translated it the way he understood/interpreted it (after all, that's how you translate something, you probably know that, assuming you can speak any languages other than English), and nothing in his translation even begins to imply what he said in his notation, in fact, it even says this "During the battle with Madara it was on par with 9-tails.", assuming "it" is Mokujin, if you replace the "it" with "Mokujin", the sentence will clearly say that Mokujin was on par with Kurama during Hashirama's fight with Madara, if the correct interpretation was what he said in his notation, then it should have said something similar to "During the battle with Madara, its physical strength was on par with 9-tails.", even if the raws didn't state it in that same exact way, he should have translated it the way he interpreted it, you can't simply translate it to the letter, which he didn't, considering the grammar was [nearly] perfect (trust me, you don't know how messy it would be if he translated a Japanese entry to the letter), if he didn't translate it to the letter, then he translated it how he interpreted it, meaning that the correct translation itself is completely different from his notation, therefore, the latter holds no weight at all.
I'll just agree with the rest of your post.