Gengetsu wins.
Oil makes Raiton ineffective and Joki Boy eventually blows him up, or gets snipe by water bullet.
Only visual genjutsu...Sharingan sees through genjutsu.
Kakashi mid high.
Only visual genjutsu...
The clam is capable of producing a mist with which its summoner can create a deceptive mirage...I think it can effect other senses other than sight...like olfactory? or touch? (This is just an assumption...correct me if I'm wrong)Since when? Cuz last I checked the only medium that bypassed sharingan is sound. Which Gengetsu isn't using.
Prove the bold.
The clam is capable of producing a mist with which its summoner can create a deceptive mirage...I think it can effect other senses other than sight...like olfactory? or touch? (This is just an assumption...correct me if I'm wrong)
Oil is non-conductive
So what's the medium for clam's mist? if it doesn't use visual cue then Kakashi can be caught...All genjutsu at the end of the day effects all senses, the only difference between them is the medium In which its done.
Visual uses a visual cue to trap the opponent.(Look in eyes, look at finger, etc)
Sound uses a sound cue (once you heat the music(Tayuya), once the music resonates(ma/pa)
etc etc.
Actually I looked it up, and turns out it would depend on the type of oil.
So what's the medium for clam's mist? if it's not using visual cue then Kakashi can be caught...
Actually it depends on the person adding components in oil. For resource purposes.
The American Petroleum Institute classifies oils into five groups. Group I includes oils that have been mildly-refined and possess very low electrical conductivity. Group II is comprised of hydrogen-treated oils that also have low conductivity. Group III and Group IV are more highly-refined oils used primarily as industrial lubricants with low conductivity. Group V oils possess high electrical conductivity and are not suitable for use as base oils because the electrical discharges can damage system components.