Sasuke's Chidori applied like throwing a Rasengan and not piercing and cutting
Kakashi's Raiki is used to pierced Kaguya
Kamui Raikiri injured the supreme Goddess.
was kamui raikiri mixed with sage chakra ... how did he harm kaguya
Yes, Yes it was the rikudou chakra Obito had left over from being Juubi jin.was kamui raikiri mixed with sage chakra ... how did he harm kaguya
By hitting her really really hard. You don't need Sage Chakra (whether you mean natural energy or Rikudou chakra) to hurt Kaguya, otherwise Sakura wouldn't have broken her horn/spine.
The OP is missing the most important factor in the comparison. Naruto countered the Chidori with a Rasengan. Kaguya didn't counter the Raikiri at all. Obviously it would do more damage to Kaguya than to Naruto.
Taijutsu works on all Otsutsuki. Ita ninjutsu/genjutsu that gets blocked/negated.
Didn't she absorb Sasuke's Amaterasu?Genjutsu is "blocked" because no one uses it under the impression that it wouldn't work. Ninjutsu is the same, half the time. Kaguya never actually absorbed a single Ninjutsu in the manga, and the ones that hit her definately worked.
I wouldn't consider amatersu a ninjutsu either since it can't even kill anyone.Genjutsu is "blocked" because no one uses it under the impression that it wouldn't work. Ninjutsu is the same, half the time. Kaguya never actually absorbed a single Ninjutsu in the manga, and the ones that hit her definately worked.
I thought chidori and lightning blade were the same as kakashi has cut a lightning bolt the name was given as lightning blade and as the original user and creator kakashi's chidori was amplified to max both cutting and power wise beyond a lightning.
Genjutsu is "blocked" because no one uses it under the impression that it wouldn't work. Ninjutsu is the same, half the time. Kaguya never actually absorbed a single Ninjutsu in the manga, and the ones that hit her definately worked.
Didn't she absorb Sasuke's Amaterasu?
This + more penetration powerRaikiri is just a refined version of Kakashi's original Chidori.