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Hashirama stomps these Weaklings
Fool, learn how to read, that's restricted. And even if it wasn't, it only takes one of them to teleport it awayYes, those four have a chance against this
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Fools Madara EMS and Kyuubi 100% who have lost U_U
Fool, learn how to read, that's restricted. And even if it wasn't, it only takes one of them to teleport it away
Very funny.Fool, learn how to read, that's restricted. And even if it wasn't, it only takes one of them to teleport it away
It took Minato a while to knead chakra in order to warp 100% Kurama. Hashirama's Buddha is multiple times larger than 100% Kurama, so a structure like Buddha is going to consume a large amount of chakra and require an immense amount of time just to warp it.
Nah, it took a while to build up the chakra to use plain ol FTG to teleport Kurama. However an FTG barrier swallows objects up in an instant (kuramas tbb and juu is tbb), without the need to build up chakra no matter the size. Juubi bomb didn't phase minatos chakra one bit in base the guy was smiling.
Can't get near the Buddha to make contact anyway, so space time barrier is the only option.
Fool, learn how to read, that's restricted. And even if it wasn't, it only takes one of them to teleport it away
They do not work the same. The amount of chakra used for ftg is directly proportionate to the size of the object. So the user has to build of chakra directly proportionate to the size of the object they want to teleport. While the chakra for the space time barrier depends of the size of the barrier. In any case, the barrier uses no where near the same amount of chakra as warping with regular ftg. The only thing that is the same about them is that they both redirect objects to another marking (or something connected to the users chakra)Both his normal FTG and his S/T Barrier function on the same principles. Minato uses a Hiraishin formula to create an S/T Barrier and upon contact, that object is linked to Minato's own Chakra and is redirected to another Kunai with his Hiraishin formula. Using that logic, both should consume the same amount of chakra when warping objects of similar size.
I will give you that point considering Minato was constantly kneading Chakra to sense Naruto implying that he couldn't knead Chakra to redirect the blast at the same time. However, Minato also applied the same seal on himself which means that he naturally releases Kurama's Chakra as well whenever he builds up Chakra which greatly enhances his Stamina as displayed with Part 1 Naruto. Alive Minato does not have that advantage.
While I'm on the subject, Minato's Chakra was depleted after warping Kurama and Minato doesn't display any fatigue while warping himself using Hiraishin which makes the implication that warping 100% Kurama just severely depletes his chakra. And while Minato does have Sage Mode, he himself admitted that he can't maintain it for very long to be usable in combat which implies that he simply can't draw in that much Natural Energy as it has to be proportionate to his Physical and Spiritual Energies which makes the implication that he will deplete his Senjutsu Chakra rather quickly if he warps something on the size of Hashirama's Buddha.
And I'm not going to debate about that Juubidama's size relative to Hashirama's Buddha because that seems rather debatable and very subjective.
And that functions on the same principles as his Hiraishin which means it will not be done for reasons already stated.
Edit: Wait, you said Buddha was restricted, but I see no such thing.