Lost Woods Denizen
Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2013
- Messages
- 444
- Reaction score
- 88
Ok, I have read what you wrote, and will once again give my two cents.
Obito not noting Kakashi warping the clone is of very little consequence to this debate. Obito was focused on the clone in front of him with a rasengan in its hand, and assumed that they were using the same tactic. He was fighting four enemies. He also chose to launch the stake from his eye instead of intercepting and teleporting the clone through physical contact. And I will reiterate, Obito not taking into consideration a tactic that Naruto and Kakashi employed does NOT offer any evidence towards the power of Kakashi's kamui. It was a tactical error.
I explained the susanoo arrows already. It is impossible for the arrows to move in less that a second if Kakashi was able to actually see it coming at him. The arrows are fast, but they are not so fast as to be impossible to see. Danzo saw the arrow coming and had enough time to grow a tree out of his arm to veer its course. Without using a sharingan. The mechanics of the kamui are as follows: first, you must perceive what is coming towards you, as how else can you react to something that you do not know is there. You perceive the attack and you trap it within a barrier, and a space-time barrier if you will. There has been no time in the manga where Kakashi was shown teleporting things coming at him from various angles. The things that he teleported were either stationary, or moving at a speed that he could perceive and capture within the jutsu.
You seem to have misunderstood what I meant by saying that it costs chakra to use kamui multiple times, so I will explain it simpler. Let's say that Kakashi uses the kamui once to warp himself to the next dimension. That one warp costs chakra. Then he warps himself back, also costing chakra. Those are two separate warps. Two separate warps which drain his chakra considerably. How long do you think that he can keep that pace up? The answer is, not very long at all.
I missed a previously stated point. You said that kamui takes no time and is instant. I propose this issue. Let us say that Naruto is attacking Kakashi in his tailed beast mode. Naruto is running towards him, not in a straight line, but as a big beast of chakra, and tactically moving from side to side. At that size and speed, Kakashi has no means of stopping the attack. He may clip the shroud somewhere, may even manage to warp a tail, but as was shown in the manga, to warp something of that size, Kakashi needs to knead the appropriate amount of chakra. Take note of how long it took him to prepare to even try to warp the STATIONARY gedo mazo's HEAD. Guy and Naruto had numerous exchanges with Obito before Kakashi was even ready to unleash the technique. That is the flaw to kamui. And what if Naruto decided to instead launch the tailed beast ball barrage. How would Kakashi counter that? He would not be able to.
Your move.
Obito not noting Kakashi warping the clone is of very little consequence to this debate. Obito was focused on the clone in front of him with a rasengan in its hand, and assumed that they were using the same tactic. He was fighting four enemies. He also chose to launch the stake from his eye instead of intercepting and teleporting the clone through physical contact. And I will reiterate, Obito not taking into consideration a tactic that Naruto and Kakashi employed does NOT offer any evidence towards the power of Kakashi's kamui. It was a tactical error.
I explained the susanoo arrows already. It is impossible for the arrows to move in less that a second if Kakashi was able to actually see it coming at him. The arrows are fast, but they are not so fast as to be impossible to see. Danzo saw the arrow coming and had enough time to grow a tree out of his arm to veer its course. Without using a sharingan. The mechanics of the kamui are as follows: first, you must perceive what is coming towards you, as how else can you react to something that you do not know is there. You perceive the attack and you trap it within a barrier, and a space-time barrier if you will. There has been no time in the manga where Kakashi was shown teleporting things coming at him from various angles. The things that he teleported were either stationary, or moving at a speed that he could perceive and capture within the jutsu.
You seem to have misunderstood what I meant by saying that it costs chakra to use kamui multiple times, so I will explain it simpler. Let's say that Kakashi uses the kamui once to warp himself to the next dimension. That one warp costs chakra. Then he warps himself back, also costing chakra. Those are two separate warps. Two separate warps which drain his chakra considerably. How long do you think that he can keep that pace up? The answer is, not very long at all.
I missed a previously stated point. You said that kamui takes no time and is instant. I propose this issue. Let us say that Naruto is attacking Kakashi in his tailed beast mode. Naruto is running towards him, not in a straight line, but as a big beast of chakra, and tactically moving from side to side. At that size and speed, Kakashi has no means of stopping the attack. He may clip the shroud somewhere, may even manage to warp a tail, but as was shown in the manga, to warp something of that size, Kakashi needs to knead the appropriate amount of chakra. Take note of how long it took him to prepare to even try to warp the STATIONARY gedo mazo's HEAD. Guy and Naruto had numerous exchanges with Obito before Kakashi was even ready to unleash the technique. That is the flaw to kamui. And what if Naruto decided to instead launch the tailed beast ball barrage. How would Kakashi counter that? He would not be able to.
Your move.