If a 12 year old boy can survive the force of being vaulted into a solid rock wall, then another hit into the solid rock wall, without any major injuries that would impede him, rasengan should do next to nothing, except maybe throw an opponent.
"Oh no, save him! He'll die if he falls from that height!"
"Eh, shake it off Sasuke. Our spines are made of adamantium, remember?"
Really bugs me. Any that really bother you?
I don't know what it's called, but the one that lets him control people.
Seems as though Edo Tensei was kind of taken after the same concept, using an opponent's power under your control.
For the last 3 years, I've been pushing myself to the limit so I can ace the CCT (Combat Controller) course for the Air Force. Characters and people that have displayed amazing will really drive me to push myself, such as John Mccain and Batman.
A newer insipiration I have is Obito Uchiha...
I feel as though this is a very common misconception, that IT requires Tsuk just because they share the same name. However, Manga Evidence proves otherwise.
As seen here, when Madara is explaining the Infinite Tsukuyomi, he keeps stating that this is the genjutsu that will be used for the...
Seriously, it's almost sad.
If the 6 Paths of Pain faced any current relevant character, they would almost get fodderized.
Remember when having the Rinnegan meant something? I do.
Now it's outclassed by an EMS, a perfect Jin, and an undead technique.