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Vision issues with Kakashi moving at high speeds. The main issue is vision issues. Unrelated to Kakashi being able to do so or not via his own reaction speed.
Reaction speed is how good the reflexes work. Reflexes are linked from the eye to the brain and the body.
What? Now you are blatantly ignoring what Minato states in favor of your own opinion. Minato states that Kakashi can't react because he can't see the counter. Why are you still trying to force your interpretation here when it's clearly wrong.
Kakashi moves so fast that he can't see the next movement, or process it. Same conclusion. Not sure where the bold came from, but it was never stated. Not once.
I didn't mean the counter was too fast. Speed is relative, if kakashi is moving at a high speed against the opponent, even if the oponent is not moving, his counter would be fast, since the speed of his counter would be + the speed of the opponent coming at him.
Kakashi didn't see the counter because it was "too fast" to his eyes. Not the counter itself.
No, I didn't. I addressed all this. Repeating the definition of reaction and not countering the main points aren't helping you here.
1. Minato attacks Madara. Minato is too slow so Minato gets cut.
2. Gai attacks Madara--->Gai is too fast so Madara doesn't cut him down like he did Minato. Thus Gai strike speed>Madara strike speed>Minato strike speed.
If Gai's striking speed is faster than Madara's, that means he can react to Madara's while Minato can't, thus Gai's reaction speed>SM Minato's reaction speed.
Why did you post this again? This is not supported, and it is countered by the fact that Ay suffered the same as Kakashi did. Tunel vision or not, High speed disorts vision. Not at the same rate every time.
High speed resizes the time to react.
What? :lol Where? You mean against Madara? Because that is not even close to what happened. He tried to attack and failed because he was cut down before he could react.
He used FTG and rushed against madara. I'm sure he atacked as fast as he could, obviously, and got countered.
Wrong. Ay was mid attack, thus even if he could react (which he obviously can) he can't evade since he's already attacked. Has nothing to do with tunnel vision, him being unable to do so because he was too slow or any of that nonsense you are implying.
What? Oh so reacting but not being able to evade is useful? that means he reacted too late, meaning he didn't react on time, meaning he didn't react to the atack.
This is your argument: You can react to your own speed or lower
Ay didn't. He didn't react, and i didn't mention tunel vision here, high speed resizes the time to react and that happened to Ay, nothing to do with his vision.
....Yes. CQC=Attack and Defense.