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Sorry, but I don't feel that you are making much sense in this case. Firstly, we do have proof that rikudou chibaku tensei was used at the end of that fight (as opposed to the end of Hagoromo's lifespan). Here: We can directly see Hagoromo and Hamura (as young men, not as old men at the end...

I'm not sure that I follow you. The issue here has nothing to do with Kaguya's rinnesharingan. The plothole emerges specifically from the manga's insinuation that Hagoromo and Hamura used rikudou chibaku tensei at the end of the fight with their mother and/or the juubi. To give a very simple...

Nope. This explanation still doesn't resolve the plothole. Here is why: Kurama directly implied that Hagoromo had the gedou mazou inside of him even after extracting the bijuus from himself. That wouldn't be possible if Hagoromo and Hamura sealed the mazou inside of the moon during the fight...

Because the Boruto manga was not planned back then, so the concept of Isshiki didn't exist. Even if it did though, why would Black Zetsu talk about Isshiki when Kaguya and Black Zetsu most likely thought that Isshiki was dead, and when Isshiki had nothing to do with Black Zetsu's plan to revive...

That image that you claim that I put out of context speaks for itself. It is Kaguya herself remembering being sealed by a young Hagoromo and Hamura. Just to make sure that we are both talking about the same image (because I honestly think that you are referring to a different image from the one...

I am going to respond to these points in reverse order: 2. It does matter who said it since Hagoromo/Kaguya/Black Zetsu are primary sources while Madara and Obito were secondary sources who were already deceived and manipulated to begin with. [Bold] Yes, the first scan I posted tells that...

Yeah, that's what Obito explained during the 5 kage summit arc. That's also what makes the most sense. However, there are some things that must be taken into consideration. 1. Despite how much sense the above explanation makes, the manga clearly shows via Black Zetsu and Kaguya's...

TLDR version: Let's take this step by step 1. Hagoromo and Hamura fought the juubi. We know this much. 2. Hagoromo is said to have sealed the juubi inside of himself at the end of that fight, thus becoming the juubi jinchuuriki. However... 3. Statements and flashbacks by Black Zetsu and...

Yeah, I definitely see what you are saying. Option B of Hagoromo and Hamura only fighting the juubi alone (not realizing that Kaguya herself is the juubi) also makes more sense of the fact that Hagoromo believed the juubi to be the divine tree fighting to reclaim its chakara fruit, as well as...

Only the first two techniques on the list and the fourth one are from the rinnesharingan, not every technique on the list. Infinite tsukuyomi absolutely does require the rinnesharingan. As does amenominaka. Momoshiki, Kinshiki, Urashiki, Isshiki and Sasuke may have shown the ability to...

Hello. I've been thinking about this for years, but the Naruto manga's depiction of the fight that went on between Hagoromo/Hamura and Kaguya/Juubi has actually changed and contradicted itself time and time again. Allow me to explain: In the following scan, Hagoromo himself directly states...

You do know that the rinnesharingan did more than just cast infinite tsukuyomi right? It was also responsible for Kaguya's amenominaka (the dimension shifting technique) and yomotsu hirasaka (the portals). Kaguya actually used a lot of techniques, but I do agree that it would be cool to see...

Their sexy/harem jutsu was always done wrong even in the original Naruto series (even when naked) in my opinion. Why, you ask? Because... Why do Naruto and Boruto need to transform into a girl that looks like themselves?! I mean, the least they could do is lose the whiskers! By keeping the...

Yes and no. "Shinobi" is simply synonymous with "ninja". It does not specifically refer to only male ninjas. The term "shinobi" is a general term that encompasses all ninja. "Kunoichi" is a subset of "shinobi" which specifically refers to female ninja. To put it simply, the following statements...

I doubt that the anime will be catching up any time soon since it is currently on indefinite hiatus due to coronavirus.

How is it that you say that Boruto is so freaking weak, yet you guys complain all the time about his power (calling him a Mary Sue or Gary Stu and other nonsense like that)? It's like he's too strong for your liking sometimes, and then other times you say he is too weak. Which is it?

I disagree with some stuff here. For starters, where are you getting the idea that Shukaku is intangible? He is not intangible. We have seen him be touched plenty of times. Naruto was even able to run on top of him and punch Gaara awake. Are you referencing the fact that Shukaku can turn his...

How is it an asspull when we have literally been told both outright and through implication in several prior chapters that Boruto is Momoshiki's vessel? We've known that Momoshiki was inside of Boruto for awhile now and we have even directly seen Isshiki control Jigen's body, so it's not like...

They didn't make the old characters weak, but even if they did, the hatred should go to the old characters for becoming weaker (not to the new characters for being strong). For example, it is not Boruto's fault that Sasuke is always low on chakara these days. Boruto has nothing to do with that...

Being powerful is no reason to hate a character. Also, Boruto is not so overpowered.