Can kakashi activate sharingan?

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So the requirement for activating sharingan is to be an uchiha . But since kakashi had an eye installed in him with uchiha blood which would have mixed with his own over the time , do you guys think that he can activate his own sharingan and probably MS?

 

[theacknowledgedone]

Kakashi of the Sharingan does not exist anymore.

 

[JDtheAlchemist]

Nope, don't think so.

 

[dark legion]

no way . it's like drinking a glass of juice and after that in the same glass drinking water , it doesn't mean water becomes juice

 

[Lucidus]

no its unlikely... otherwise the same would apply for danzo and everyone else who has had a sharingan installed or other doujutsu..

 

[chuloe]

Blood doesn't generate from an eye ball only eye fluids

 

[Hokage Minato]

most likely no... i hope he can still use all his justsu hes learns but we just have to wait and see..

 

[Andy Bogard]

Kakashi of the Sharingan does not exist anymore.

The worst way, yet an epic way to put it.. Still.. I want to see those dual MS put to use, idk who uses it at this point.

 

[BK 201]

Highly doubt it, if Naruto could give people the Sharingan, he should give one to Sakura and make her a little more useful.

 

[Umari Senju]

The worst way, yet an epic way to put it.. Still.. I want to see those dual MS put to use, idk who uses it at this point.

Most likely Obito. Madara has the other Sharingan and Obito's controll over Black Zetsu is now up, meaning Black zetsu controlling an Obito with both MS could probably be Kakashi/Sakura's next opponent...Maybe their last......scary...

 

[Magatsu Izanagi]

Nope. Actually, I think that him being Sharingan-less has some higher significance.

Maybe it's some symbolism for him "reverting" to the way he was before a lot of pain in his life (losing Obito/Rin/Minato, etc). The Sharingan was a symbol of his regret and pain, and now since he's pretty much patched it up with Obito and all that, it's gone.

Just my 2 cents

 

[Umari Senju]

Nope. Actually, I think that him being Sharingan-less has some higher significance.

Maybe it's some symbolism for him "reverting" to the way he was before a lot of pain in his life (losing Obito/Rin/Minato, etc). The Sharingan was a symbol of his regret and pain, and now since he's pretty much patched it up with Obito and all that, it's gone.

Just my 2 cents

I agree with you. I saw it as both a symbolic and physical thing. Everything has come full circle for him. Also, wasn't the Sharingan zapping Kakashi's chakra upon usage? With it gone, Kakashi can use the bulk of his chakra as originally intended. So his current jutsu might get that much stronger Excluding Kamui and possibly Chidori/Lightning Blade of course.

 

[Nebula]

Sakura would simply have to inject some of Sasuke's blood into his eye ball.

 

[BK 201]

Nope. Actually, I think that him being Sharingan-less has some higher significance.

Maybe it's some symbolism for him "reverting" to the way he was before a lot of pain in his life (losing Obito/Rin/Minato, etc). The Sharingan was a symbol of his regret and pain, and now since he's pretty much patched it up with Obito and all that, it's gone.

Just my 2 cents

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Ah, that's a great way of looking at it. But Kakashi still had things rough before his Sharingan, you know with his dad killing himself and all. But the Sharingan Kakashi possessed definitely could be seen as a symbol of all the pain and regret he's been through so I definitely agree with what you're saying here.

 

[a banned cartoon]

What sharingan? Notice Kakashi couldn't deactivate his sharingan, which is why it was always covered up.

 

[Geeserock]

It's very unlikely. Let's hope he would show something which will make him relevant to the story again. Right now he is far below of his hype even then when he had his sharingan.

 

[Honord Sage]

People who are not of a Clan that have a natural eye tech are the only one that activate and deactivate their eyes. Kakashi had Obito's eye implanted on Him active that is why He covers it when not using it.