two or one dojutsu???

[1892jinchuriki]

As we all know in there are three eye techniques (dojutsu) and they are each kekkei genkai pertaining to certain clans that we know of which are the rinnegan, sharingan, and the byakugan.

We know that having two sharingan are better than having one, especially for techniques like amaterasu, izanagi, izanami, and etc. But we know that kakashi has one if he had two then it would be more cons than pros for him.
But if your of uchiha blood like tobi it most likely hinder you from being able to use techniques like amaterasu and not being able to use izanagi, izanami, and probably susanoo. So that means having two sharingan has a better advantage than disadvantage???

And with the byakugan would it hinder your field of vision? Also with the rinnegan would you be more powerfull with two or one, it would be great if kishi explained the benifits or disadvantages of having two or one rinnegan. For all i know tobi is doing great with one but could he do better with two?

 

[AP2k]

Is rinnegan confirmed as a bloodline limit?

 

[Meowazziel]

well, cover one of your eyes with your hand and tell me if you like your vision .

I can imagine 1 rinnegan + 1 other dojutsu is better than 2 rinnegan.
Obviously 1 rinnegan and 1 normal eye is worse than 2 rinnegan.

I dont see the point for 2 rinnegans.

I can imagine though that you cant see 360 with 1 byakugan. Not sure.
So 2 byakugans is probably worth it.

 

[hollwichi]

well, cover one of your eyes with your hand and tell me if you like your vision .

I can imagine 1 rinnegan + 1 other dojutsu is better than 2 rinnegan.
Obviously 1 rinnegan and 1 normal eye is worse than 2 rinnegan.

I dont see the point for 2 rinnegans.

I can imagine though that you cant see 360 with 1 byakugan. Not sure.
So 2 byakugans is probably worth it.

unless i am mistaken, i dont believe the manga has ever specified the uses of an individual eye in rinnegan, so i would imagine that maybe there are some things limited to each just like in sharingan. but i still do think the 1 rinnegan and 1 ms eye is the better combinated simply because of what the sharingan itself can do, seemingly more battle oriented. while the rinnegan on the other seems to work better for an EXTREMELY tactical battle such as how pein fights. but with "tobi", i think the combo would be better.

 

[zoezoe]

As we all know in there are three eye techniques (dojutsu) and they are each kekkei genkai pertaining to certain clans that we know of which are the rinnegan, sharingan, and the byakugan.

We know that having two sharingan are better than having one, especially for techniques like amaterasu, izanagi, izanami, and etc. But we know that kakashi has one if he had two then it would be more cons than pros for him.
But if your of uchiha blood like tobi it most likely hinder you from being able to use techniques like amaterasu and not being able to use izanagi, izanami, and probably susanoo. So that means having two sharingan has a better advantage than disadvantage???

And with the byakugan would it hinder your field of vision? Also with the rinnegan would you be more powerfull with two or one, it would be great if kishi explained the benifits or disadvantages of having two or one rinnegan. For all i know tobi is doing great with one but could he do better with two?

kishi does explain the differences of the three but he contradicts them most of the timeU_U

 

[1892jinchuriki]

Is rinnegan confirmed as a bloodline limit?

i believe so because the only people who have obtained the rinnegan were shinobi that are descendants of the sage of the six paths ex: madara(tobi) and pain/nagato. Also i dont just think anyone can be given the rinnegan like kakashi was able to get the sharingan, because in pains case like i said he has the yang chakra which comes from the uzumaki clan giving him strong will and strength so in that case i guess it is a bloodline limit.

If this isnt helpful then go to narutowiki and read about the uzumaki clan and senju clan, you will probably get a better idea of what i am talking about.