Hyuga Clan related to Yin&Yang release?

[animals74]

Whenever we see Neji do Eight Triagrams: Sixty Four palms,
we see the Yin and Yang symbol below their feet right before they attack.
Could the hyuga clan .. just maybe? or its a little accessory from mortal kombat.. whadya tink?

Its been told my Kakashi that the Uchiha clan could have derived from the
Hyuga Clan, and since the uchiha clan is related to the SO6P, and mr. 6P
can use Yin&Yang release, then..

 

[Heister]

Maybe

But I don't understand how the Uchiha came from the hyuga. The sharingan seems so much better.

 

[KeotsuEclipse]

Maybe

But I don't understand how the Uchiha came from the hyuga. The sharingan seems so much better.

That part can be pretty well explained [why the sharingan is better]. If, by chance, the Sharingan really did descend from the Byakugan, in nature, those who's mutations are better than a previous generations survive better. In short, think of it like Darwin's theory of evolution - the Sharingan was better than the Byakugan, and thus the first few with the Sharingan survived. And then, vol la, Uchiha clan.

As for the Yin/Yang thing...I personally don't think so. =/ If (and only IF) it has any relationship to the So6P, I think that'd we'd see the Byakugan as a regressed version of the Renningan.

My theory, though, is that Kishi simply changed his mind, and that the theory that the Sharingan descended from the Byakugan is just that - a theory, but not true.

Oh, yeah, just remembered. When the Hyuuga use that move, it's not exactly a Yin/Yang sign. there are a bunch of double bars surrounding it, and that is another symbol - where from, and what it represents, I don't quite remember, but part of me thinks it has something to do with Xiolin monks. However, it's highly possible that I'm completely off track.

My short two-cents: I don't think the Hyuuga's are related to a the Yin/Yang release, I think it's homage to Marital Arts.

 

[Black Butler]

they could be

 

[animals74]

Ehh, just found out eight triagrams. Is a reference to hakkesho, a martial art style...