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Be prepared for the counter attack when Minato uses FTG because, Minato (before teleportation) creates the attack or holds the weapon and then teleports to the opponent.
The opponent gets to know with what Minato gonna attack.
for eg; Minato prepared his rasengan before teleporting above Obito
Minato was holding kunai before he teleported to Killer Bee.
Also, after teleporting to the opponent, Minato takes time on a normal basis to land his attack.
Means if he is going to slam his rasengan on his opponent, he won't slam anywhere on the opponent, he'll look for a proper place after teleporting.
Plus, the opponent can easily find where Minato gonna teleport to. Where? at opponent's blindspot (for most of the times)
So, the weakness is the time interval between the landing of the attack and the time of teleportation.
Minato only performs his direct hit(which he used in case of Obito during the war) only when he needed to stop something from happening. In this case, there's no weakness because Minato can even teleport in the front and land a direct hit without waiting for the proper place to hit.
The opponent gets to know with what Minato gonna attack.
for eg; Minato prepared his rasengan before teleporting above Obito
Minato was holding kunai before he teleported to Killer Bee.
Also, after teleporting to the opponent, Minato takes time on a normal basis to land his attack.
Means if he is going to slam his rasengan on his opponent, he won't slam anywhere on the opponent, he'll look for a proper place after teleporting.
Plus, the opponent can easily find where Minato gonna teleport to. Where? at opponent's blindspot (for most of the times)
So, the weakness is the time interval between the landing of the attack and the time of teleportation.
Minato only performs his direct hit(which he used in case of Obito during the war) only when he needed to stop something from happening. In this case, there's no weakness because Minato can even teleport in the front and land a direct hit without waiting for the proper place to hit.