1. no,simply no, I don't think you can understand the scenario well, all 8 summons roaming around they are all moving at the same time. bird can fly, caterpillar can dig, dog can split, rhino can ram gaara head on and so on.. I don't think gaara would simply catch them all at the same time. it would be very difficult for him to take on this summons all at the same time specially when nagato's around fighting with them. Im saying its not as easy as you think it would. gaara would definitely have a hard time just by fighting this summons.- It's because the summons are bigger that they would be easier to destroy. Gaara doesn't necessarily have to make huge amounts of sand to destroy them, or smother them. He can bind a certain part of their body and kill them, or incapacitate them. We've all seen how much pressure Gaara can exert with his sand. Here's a prime example of what I mean. If Jiraiyas hair can do this, just think about what Gaara can do.
- King of Hell can protect Nagato, but not against Gaara. Even if he can't see him he can still sense him. Besides, do you really think Gaara is going to sit around watching Nagato just lay there? No way. And King of Hell doesn't have the range to extract Gaaras soul, and because Gaara isn't a long range fighter, well, you get the picture.You must be registered for see images
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- Understandable, and I'm not going to deny it, but what I'm referring to is the actual manipulation of the sand. That's never been referred to as a jutsu. But like you said it hasn't been explained so it's hard to tell exactly. I'll admit if Preta Path 100% without a shadow of a doubt can absorb Gaaras sand he is screwed. There is no chance in hell he will ever win. I've never denied that. Now, if he can't then things get real interesting. How do you think it would go if Gaaras sand is not absorbed?
- I can't see that happening. The first thing Gaara does in every fight is let his sand out, and it never goes back in until the fight is over.
- Firstly, water will not make his sand fall apart, that makes no sense man. Next time you're at the beach grab some real dry sand, ball it up and throw it. It will fall apart before it even hits the ground. After that try the same thing with some wet sand, you'll get the complete opposite. Also, I highly doubt that crab will last long enough to turn the entire battlefield into a lake.
- Nagato can control gravity to keep himself grounded, but there is still an opposing force trying to pull him up. Gaara can ground himself with his sand, but there is still an opposing force trying to pull him up. In both of these cases there is still a gravitational pull, just two different methods of staying on the ground. There is no major difference. The only difference is that where Nagato is standing the ground will not be pulled up, and where Gaara is standing the ground will be pulled up. My theory is that if Gaara pierces trough that piece of land he's standing on, and digs far into the ground with his sand only the area around him will be pulled up.
2.actually all of your arguments are based on gaara using his sand. nagato can clearly counter gaara's sand by making it rain or using suiton jutsus. nagato can make enough water to make the battlefield really wet or atleast the amount of sands that gaara can use. if he was able to make rain with the range of the ENTIRE RAIN VILLAGE he sure can create huge volume of water enough to submerge gaara's sand.
3.and just to shed some light for you, controlling gravity is very much different than just anchoring yourself in the ground. you're theory will not work because the sand that wil anchor gaara in the ground will just rip apart like what will happen to its surrounding. if the ground itself is tearing apart sand will not make any difference. it will also break and there's nothing gaara can do once he's caught in the gravitational pull.
all this scenario will happen while nagato makes it rain, so gaara's sand in this whole fight will be wet and more wet if battle goes on,again making his sand hard to control or even fall apart.