How accurate is this?
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TenseiganFTW
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Potency and size are two different things.
The moon is made out of rock, therefore, Kinrin Tensei Baku can cut through rock. Because of it's high range, it's rock-cutting capabilities extended through the moon.
Cutting through rock isn't especially notable though, since such a feat has been replicated by a dozen other jutsu throughout the series. It's just the scale has never been seen before.
It is never the size of the object that is important, it is the material.
The moon is made out of rock, therefore, Kinrin Tensei Baku can cut through rock. Because of it's high range, it's rock-cutting capabilities extended through the moon.
Cutting through rock isn't especially notable though, since such a feat has been replicated by a dozen other jutsu throughout the series. It's just the scale has never been seen before.
It is never the size of the object that is important, it is the material.
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SatanicGod
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Well a moon is less than half of a planet, so even if he could tank two moon level attacks, a planet level attack would erase Naruto
ninjarasengan
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Considering he focused Kurama's chakra cloak to increase his hands defense...probably not.
But, the again...he split Kurama's power and he wasn't using the other Bijuu's power...so who knows
Seventh Sama
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:lol no. Naruto channled whatever chakra he got into that fist. Whoever wrote this is just exaggerating.
So PS slicing mountains is just a joke since mountains are just "rocks ". :|
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Anyone who thinks Naruto survived that because he's durable enough to take a Moon Cutting attack head on needs to delete their account and smash their PC.
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:lol Extremely laughable logic. The bigger the same type of rock gets, the more energy you'll need to cut through it. Not rocket science.
Well, you're the only one who ever said it was a joke. The scale of both the PS slash and KTB are both impressive, but the display of potency isn't too much to get worked up about.
I'd pick the PS slash as most impressive for me though. Mountains are made up of highly durable types of rock that aren't easily separated, like quartzite and argillite. Where the moon's surface is largely made up of regolith, a loose rock that shatters badly upon impact. And because of it's composition, the larger the area, the weaker it becomes.
But here's why I really think it's less impressive; because the moon in Naruto is quite hollow. Unlike our moon, that contains very thick magma down to the core - their moon is pretty hollow because of it's inner world where the clan settled.
My logic is sound; it's your comprehension which is "extremely laughable" as a result of its seeming nonexistence at times.
More energy doesn't make the energy itself stronger; that's a very simple concept. Maybe an analogy would clear your brain fog?
If I have an ice cream machine that outputs ice cream with a 30% cream content, then that's it. I could the machine running until there's enough to fill a canyon... but it's no creamier than when there was enough to fill a cone, it's just that there is more. But so there are of the other ingredients too.
It's only when you add more cream that it gets creamier. And just like that, it's only when Toneri gets access to
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Not true at all. Only a part of the moon is hallow. Why do you think there were meteors impacting the earth in the last? Also toneri seemed to overpower the GBE of the moon since the two halves of the moon were drifting apart. You need lots and lots of power to overcome the GBE of the moon. :|
