How about we rule out sharingan is needed to use Susano'o.

[Owl]

Susano'o has been shown to be activated after mangekyou sharingan, but it's OBVIOUS at this point you don't need any specific level of sharingan to summon it.

It's been used w/ 3T Sharingan, No Sharingan, Rinnegan, EMS and regular M Sharingan.

It should be some shit like super-saiyan, once you unlock its so easy to transform its as easy as taking a shit.

And this chapter showing Sasuke using his old mangekyou could be a drawing mistake and the same thing happened last week with his rinnegan. This isn't a mistake, Sasuke himself stated he's getting used to his powers again and whipped out the tomoe rinnegan.

 

[Madara the Solo King]

How can Susanoo be used without a sharingan? It is not like Naruto can awaken it

 

[Filosoofis]

But the manga said.....

 

[MrLukyso]

Madara is the only one ever to use Susanoo without having eyes, as far as we know it's only him that has this feat. U_U

Although yes, we could assume that.

 

[Meee]

makes sense.

 

[SenseiSama]

You only need EMS chakra. But you need the eyes to unlock it and master it first.

 

[HENI]

Madara is the only one ever to use Susanoo without having eyes, as far as we know it's only him that has this feat. U_U

Although yes, we could assume that.

Sasuke can use PS with a regular Sharingan

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[MrLukyso]

Sasuke can use PS with a regular Sharingan

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Yes, your point is ? That's old news. U_U He has Sharinnegan and Sharingan in the eyes, Madara had completely no eyes.

 

[hixa kuogame]

Yes, your point is ? That's old news. U_U He has Sharinnegan and Sharingan in the eyes, Madara had completely no eyes.

Susano'o doesn't shoot out of the eyeballs like amaterasu or tsukyomi. When it's used, its coming from the body of the user.

It doesn't require eyes once it's been awakened. That much we can assume.

 

[BlacLord™]

Not quite correct.

The gene for Mangekyō Sharingan is necessary, and that exists even if the "eye" isn't active or present.