No. Madara only made the black rods out of his will. They do not have his chakra flowing through them - they have the chakra of the person who's conducting Rikudō no Jutsu or controlling Gedō Mazō. The rods aren't alive. Black Zetsu is. Unlike him, they don't have Madara's mind in them. They cannot think. They were simply
created from his will, that's all. Madara's chakra isn't flowing through them. And anyone using the 6 paths jutsu can control them, as confirmed by Madara himself.
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lol your links having nothing to do with controlling the statue or the mechanics of the black rods. That was simply a reference to Nagato's unusually high chakra levels.
Nowhere was it stated that having
stronger or more
powerful chakra makes the binding stronger.
Nowhere. Nagato's was weaker because he only met
one requirement (just having the Rinnegan). Madara already said that lacking in one of the requirements means you will not be able to use Gedō Mazō as well as someone who ticks all the boxes.
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Obito meets both - he possesses the Rinnegan
and has Rikudō blood. Nagato could not use it well without getting stabbed since the statue had
no chakra to work with. The
empty shell of the ten tails. It
needed Nagato's chakra in order to function; getting stabbed has nothing to do with control. That is yet another assumption not backed by anything in the manga. Nothing whatsoever. Nagato could control it without being pierced (not aswell as Obito or Madara, however, since he only has Senju blood), and getting pierced would not improve his level of control. Obito hasn't connected with it via such means and his control is
superior to Nagato's. It's clear that possessing the chakra of the 7 Bijuu has allowed the Mazō to function without needing Obito's chakra. That was not the case with Nagato. If what you said was true, then Obito would've
had to connect with the statue in order to achieve greater control; he did not. You keep talking about strong chakra being a factor in controlling the statue
without actually posting pages to support your claim. There are none which imply strong chakra levels influence control. As I already told you, even 14 year old Obito was in a position where he could control the beast
decently. It's just about having the Rinnegan and/or possessing the blood of Uchiha and Senju.
Nothing else was mentioned.
Nagato's example was completely situational and it becomes obvious that Gedō Mazō needed chakra from Nagato - it had nothing to do with the level of control he could acquire. That was already set in stone. [
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He taught Obito
all the abilities of the Rinnegan and the 6 paths. There is no difference in ability - by feats, yes, but the manga has made it painfully clear what Obito is capable of. He has not used the Rinnegan fully because, as the manga has already said, Kakashi, Gai and Naruto have counters for the techniques, so it'd be a waste of energy on Obito's part. He simply used a large scale Banshō Ten'in to pull down the meteor, and it's not surprising that he was able to bring down something so large considering he was being backed by limitless chakra and a carefree mentality. Nagato destroyed an
entire village with a Chou Shinra Tensei - Madara hasn't produced something on this scale with his Rinnegan. Are you therefore saying that Nagato > Madara in terms of ability with the Rinnegan, just because he produced more damage?
In this scenario, Obito is already in control of Gedō Mazō - the Bijuu are sealed inside and their powers are
bound to Obito's Jinchūriki paths by the black rods which have
his chakra flowing through them, not Madara's. How is Madara going to wrestle it from Obito's control? Telepathy? They both meet the requirements.
Neither have an advantage of the other, except
Obito is already in control of it.
He is the one who has summoned it to this battle. How can you see Madara can simply seize control over it, especially considering Obito is in possession of Madara's very eye. It's not a summon of Madara. He was merely the first to summon it. That's like saying Gamabunta is Jiraiya's summon. No. He is the summon of anyone who has made a contract with the toads. The statue is as much Obito's as it is Madara's in plot free combat - unlike Madara, however, Obito actually starts the fight in full control over the beast.
