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Re: What Left Eye does Madara speak of?
Yeah I thought this was obvious.
Obito's Rinnegan eye.
Yeah I thought this was obvious.
Obito's Rinnegan eye.
Kayuga did have horns as evinced in the manga. There was no reference that she had the Rinnegan. Obito didn't manifest the Rinnegan upon being the Jin. So no, there is no reason to believe that Kayuga had the Rinnegan. But horns? Yes, because it was shown on those walls when Madara was telling his story. That is more reason to believe that she had Horns.
Her being the reaper? Well, there is some connection, but even if not, well there is a pattern do you not agree?
he taking back his eye from troll-bito...idk what the hell these trolls talking bout
To what end? He can already use all Rinnegan techs and has the Juubi.
What more could an extra Rinnegan do?
A picture of her w/ things coming out of her hair isn't evidence of horns. Could they be? Sure, or it could be some sort of crown as she was a princess. She also has them in the frame BEFORE she eats the fruit. They don't even look like the "horns" we've seen on So6P in the same drawings. BTW pretty sure Sage didn't have horns either, I think his hair looks horn like, like Naruto's does.
On the reaper: No there is no real connection, no there is no actual pattern.
Yeah I thought this was obvious.
Oh? Then why the pattern with horns? Why is it always above the eye without the Rinnegan?
Oh? Then why the pattern with horns? Why is it always above the eye without the Rinnegan?
Madara wants to go full SO6P.
Also the lack of pattern i was talking about was Kyuga and Death Reaper. But on to your point, Obito had 2 horns, which you conveniently ignore, because one was larger than the other. Now if Madara had 1 larger horn and 1 smaller horn but on opposite sides, I would agree.
Kaguya most likely had the Rin'negan...
Her inherent relation to Rikudou and his Rin'negan assert such.
No because Obito had a smaller horn because he and a Sharingan where the smaller horn was. Sharingan is a dojutsu derivative of a the Rinnegan. It has some influcence
Madara had nothing in the eye socket where the Rinnegan was missing. Not even a Sharingan. So yes, there would be no horn.
Even if Kayuga isn't related to the Reaper, the Reaper, being that it has 6 flames, control of life and death, is related to the Uchiha Tablet, has to be somewhat related to the Rinnegan/Sage/Juubi. Therefore it would follow the pattern that I propose.
Not until it is shown.
Obito's Sharingan didn't transform into the Rinnegan by being the Juubi Jin. This is enough reason to say the burden of proof lie upon those that claim she had the Rinnegan.
If that's that's the cast then why wasn't his horn as big as Obito's? You see that's the major disconnect.
Dude... stop listing to Derp Obito's theories, it's not related to the uchia tablet. The tablet wasn't part of Orochimaru's plan to revive the Kages that he clearly detailed. The room with the tablet was used as a secluded spot near the Uzumaki village. What control over life have you seen the Reaper use?
It the relative nature between left and right that we should be concerned with. Obviously, Madara being v2 Rikudo would have a completely different outfit. He doesn't even have a horn, he has a metal spike where his headband is. But the pattern is still there.
It's relative. It's person that only lifts weights on the right arm. Of course his right arm is going to be much bigger than his left arm, but compared to his legs, even if he works out the left leg, therefore making it bigger than the right one, his right arm(which he has been training) is still going to be smaller than his right leg, even though he doesn't work out that leg.
So we can still infer a pattern that working out makes muscles bigger even though it is a relative relation.
Yes it is related to the tablet because the Tablet is the key to unlocking the mask's power.
The reaper can seal souls. Comeon, that is control over life. It's almost as if it acts like the King of Hell Nakura path summon, but kills instead of revives.