all FTG users have died multiple times

[legarcon]

If the FTG of minato and the shunshin of tobirama work as the teleportation that means all the users of these ST techniques have died multiple times. Let me explain:
At least in theory when something is teleported from one place to another the following happens when you are in the initial positions the body gets scanned and desintagrated particle by particle to then be reassembled in the other place, but in the case of a living being that means the being using teleportation gets killed and when the body gets reassembled an exact copy of the living being is made though the person is not the same because the particules were not the original ones.
So when minato uses FTG he gets killed because his body get desintagrated and then when he reappears but that is just an exact copy of minato.

 

[ItachiSan03]

Somehow I don't think the laws of physics apply to Naruto. But interesting concept nonetheless.

 

[iNotorious]

If the FTG of minato and the shunshin of tobirama work as the teleportation that means all the users of these ST techniques have died multiple times. Let me explain:
At least in theory when something is teleported from one place to another the following happens when you are in the initial positions the body gets scanned and desintagrated particle by particle to then be reassembled in the other place, but in the case of a living being that means the being using teleportation gets killed and when the body gets reassembled an exact copy of the living being is made though the person is not the same because the particules were not the original ones.
So when minato uses FTG he gets killed because his body get desintagrated and then when he reappears but that is just an exact copy of minato.

@Bold,

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I'm mind ****ed. Please explain the bold part because I dunno why you came with that conclusion.

 

[kartik0025]

show the scans where it's stated that FTG works that way..
and even if it works that way, the body is not a copy, coz then where did the original goes ?
You soloed ur own thread...

 

[V h o]

I don't believe your deduction is correct. Something being warped doesn't mean its particles are being destroyed and then reconstructed imo

 

[legarcon]

@Bold,

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I'm mind ****ed. Please explain the bold part because I dunno why you came with that conclusion.

what i meant by that is a moment before using teleportation the thing that is going to be teleported gets scanned(the same as making a recipe on how to reassembled your body) and then the body gets desintagrated particule by particule and when the info gets and the recipe on how to reassembled the body is executed.

It's like a person who made a recipe for a cake, the original cake has been eaten and no longer existed but when somebody else makes a cake with the same recipe to make a cake that tastes the same as the one in the recipe, they used the exact same ingredients though that is not the original cake because that original cake no longer exist.

show the scans where it's stated that FTG works that way..
and even if it works that way, the body is not a copy, coz then where did the original goes ?
You soloed ur own thread...

first of all it´s a theory, the inner workings of FTG have never been shown it's only a speculation, second read again i did explain what happens to the original body, when the original body dissapears is because the original body gets destroyed or disassambled to a particular level and since the particules no longer make up a body they start drifting in space, then when the body gets reassembled the particules used to reassemble the body are of the same kind of particules though they are not the same particules of the original body, have you ever heard about quantum entanglement? that's basically what i'm saying

 

[Heisenberg Wannabe]

So Minato killed his infant baby right after Tobi tried to kill him.
Everyone in the SA died inside that barrier Obito created ?

Even though chemistry is my area of expertise, i still have proper knowladge at other scientific areas of study.
You might be on to something.

 

[BlacLord™]

You've got it arse about face.

 

[To Whatever]

FTG isn't like the Teleportation used with Ay and Tsunade. When Mabui Teleported Ay and Tsunade they were in danger of their cells being destroyed due to the speed.

FTG is basically summoning yourself to different locations.

 

[The Great Second Hokage]

I believe i've seen this theory before and it has been backed by many people.....shows how boss and complex that jutsu really is

 

[kartik0025]

first of all it´s a theory, the inner workings of FTG have never been shown it's only a speculation, second read again i did explain what happens to the original body, when the original body dissapears is because the original body gets destroyed or disassambled to a particular level and since the particules no longer make up a body they start drifting in space, then when the body gets reassembled the particules used to reassemble the body are of the same kind of particules though they are not the same particules of the original body, have you ever heard about quantum entanglement? that's basically what i'm saying

Got u...but it's a space time technique...if anything changes in this process...it's space and time...not the body...got my drift ?

 

[ninjarasengan]

If the FTG of minato and the shunshin of tobirama work as the teleportation that means all the users of these ST techniques have died multiple times. Let me explain:
At least in theory when something is teleported from one place to another the following happens when you are in the initial positions the body gets scanned and desintagrated particle by particle to then be reassembled in the other place, but in the case of a living being that means the being using teleportation gets killed and when the body gets reassembled an exact copy of the living being is made though the person is not the same because the particules were not the original ones.
So when minato uses FTG he gets killed because his body get desintagrated and then when he reappears but that is just an exact copy of minato.

That one word kills everything that follows it.

 

[Dockinabix]

If it's teleportation, theorically yes.

But it's space time tech. I think the character using it is send to the other "beacon" at the speed of light through some kind of distortion field around him, or maybe like a small wormhole ( the kyuubi bijuu dama in the flashback)

Though like people said, rules in naruto mean nothing since half shipuuden. But I salute your theory.

 

[chaos control]

I see that you basically take the whole quantum teleportation stance on it, but it could be that they actually go through some time dilated void in space-time and come out somewhere else.

 

[Aznkidd]

Just like doraemon's door.....

 

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[Your Creepy Stalker]

This is a universe where people breath fire, and can shoot lasers. I doubt the real life physics of Hypothetical Teleportation apply here.

Although Minato died twice, and Tobirama died three times. That is only 2/5 of the FTG users, sorry.

 

[Rikodou Mode]

They aready said the user dies if their body isn't strong enough. Tsunade and Raikage needed each other to use 3rd Raikage's teleportation jutsu. And normal shinobi require 4 high level ninjas to perform a weak version of the jutsu. Reason it doesn't affect Tobirama and Minato is because of their body.

 

[FemmeFatale]

That Mabui technique.
Her techniques deals with particles.
FTG deal with magic