kabuto's sage mode imperfect?

[freestyle392]

when we saw jiraya's sage mode it wasn't perfect, he turned more into a toad than naruto does so since kabuto changed so much could it be that he is like jiraya, and hasn't got it as well as he could?

 

[Owarij]

kabuto was always a snake..since he implanted oro's cells.... the only thing that realy changed with his sm mode is the black eye markings and the horns

 

[Gingka Uzumaki]

He perfected it.

 

[UchihaShippuden]

I believe so, since he didn't seem human afterwards.

 

[Kakashi Fang]

Kabuto's Sage Mode is imperfect.

A perfect Sage only has markings around the eyes, Kabuto has horns and stuff therefore making it imperfect.

 

[Kwalker394]

No he perfected it

 

[Lykqueefied]

Kabuto's Sage Mode is imperfect.

A perfect Sage only has markings around the eyes, Kabuto has horns and stuff therefore making it imperfect.

Yeah i addressed that in another thread.

to step back though, he isn't human anymore, and hasn't been since he injected himself with oro's cells. He is more snake than man. BTW anyone else think he's exaggarating about the whole dragon thing? I mean the horns look sorta like they could be similar to the "horns" Manda had.

 

[thai sage]

when we saw jiraya's sage mode it wasn't perfect, he turned more into a toad than naruto does so since kabuto changed so much could it be that he is like jiraya, and hasn't got it as well as he could?

That's what I originally thought when I first saw it, but we can't be sure that the same rules apply for snake/dragon sage mode. Guess well just have to wait a fe more days and maybe our questions will be answered

 

[immortal sage]

Kabuto's Sage Mode is imperfect.

A perfect Sage only has markings around the eyes, Kabuto has horns and stuff therefore making it imperfect.

For narutos he only had things around his eyes kabutos could be different

 

[Owarij]

Kabuto's Sage Mode is imperfect.

A perfect Sage only has markings around the eyes, Kabuto has horns and stuff therefore making it imperfect.

you know nothing about dsm, how can you make that assumption ?