If obito was successful in sucking Minato...Could Minato escape Obito's dimension?

[Lentz]

Dafuq is with those thread titles these days, lol sucking Minato.

 

[Anakin Skywalker]

its theoretically possible that if Minato had left his special marker Kunai in the regular dimension some place he could just FTG to that place from Obito's Dimension
but there is no proof to support this theory ... IMO we may never know if its practicably possible ...so its better not to attribute minato this feat bcos we are unclear of this

 

[Frikid]

If obito was succesful in sucking minato it would be gayyy...
But really i think minato would have become really op if he went into tobi's dumension n came out

 

[Sea Of Thy Soul]

He can escape Obito's dimension IF a kunai or seal which he uses to perform FTG is still existant in the real dimension which if said conditions are met he can just warp himself into the specific location of said requirment(s).

 

[MilicaS]

Don't know, hard to say...

 

[-Punk-]

i think he would of escape ,minato had all the tools , fgt & his mark kunais he could of easily transport back to the real world

 

[IIB7252]

i think he would of escape ,minato had all the tools , fgt & his mark kunais he could of easily transport back to the real world

Exactly....
Plus Knowing that Hiraishin is a S/T ninjutsu doesn't mean Obito knows the exact physical mechanics of the jutsu enough to be able to tell whether he could warp out of his dimension or not.

Minato, on the other hand, was probably just playing it safe. He didn't know where Obito was warping him to.

There's honestly no concrete evidence either way, but I remember a databook description of Hiraishin saying that it uses some type of "dimensional void" to transport the user, which is reminscent of Kamui, so its possible.

 

[Forsberg]

You must have made that title on purpose

 

[YellowFlash1]

It's impossible to speculate, however i would say yes because the two dimensions are linked, hence when kakashi hit's him in the other dimension he feel's it in reality.

I believe that he would be able to go in and out of the dimension if he pleases, well depending on if he had a marking on the other dimension, however this is just an assumption.

 

[Kuroh]

hmmm i don't know. it's really hard to say U_U

 

[OnPoint]

I'd say no. Even after witnessing Minato's Hiraishin, Obito remained confident that he could indeed trap him in his pocket dimension [

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]; the way it was portrayed (as a game finisher) in both examples heavily implies that Minato wouldn't have been able to escape. That dimension seems to be exclusive to Obito's eyes and Obito's eyes alone. Does Hiraishin grant Minato inter-dimensional travel? The 'S/T' aspect seems to simply relate to Minato being able to cover large amounts of space/distances in a short amount of time. If Minato could escape with Hiraishin, then anyone could escape via a reverse summoning. That's why it's not possible, for me anyway.

 

[Memoria]

Tbh I don't know how people came into the conclusion that Minato can't teleport out of Kamui's dimension just because it's another dimension; when characters like Kakashi and Karin used ninjutsu inside it. Minato has Space/Time ninjutsu, and it was never stated that if the jutsu formula was too far away he can't teleport to it, that is just a ridiculous assumption based on nothing.

According to manga and logic, yes, he can teleport out of it, as long as he has a Raijen seal outside.

 

[Omnipotent]

He could try. But plot would save him even if he didn't.

 

[KidGamer65]

I doubt he would have escaped.

Minato knew that if he got touched he would have lost and been sucked in, if he could escape why would he be worried about this?

Obito, who has full knowledge on his abilities was 100% sure about his victory if he sucked Minato in.

 

[IIB7252]

I doubt he would have escaped.

Minato knew that if he got touched he would have lost and been sucked in, if he could escape why would he be worried about this?

Obito, who has full knowledge on his abilities was 100% sure about his victory if he sucked Minato in.

As I explained in my post, Minato doesn't know where he was being sent to, so he could've just been playing it safe. Obito doesn't know the exact physical mechanics of Hiraishin well enough to be able to correctly determine whether Minato could escape boxworld or not.

I mean, for pete's sake, Obito thought chains would be a good method to restrain Minato! I don't think we can really take his judgement into account on this.

There's no concrete evidence either way.
And does Obito know the exact physical mechanics of Minato's jutsu to the point that he could accurately determine whether Minato could escape his dimension or not? I think not.
I mean, he thought chains were a good weapon against Minato, for Christ sake's!
to my knowledge no one with a summoning contract has been warped by Obito. Who knows?

 

[KidGamer65]

As I explained in my post, Minato doesn't know where he was being sent to, so he could've just been playing it safe. Obito doesn't know the exact physical mechanics of Hiraishin well enough to be able to correctly determine whether Minato could escape boxworld or not.

I mean, for pete's sake, Obito thought chains would be a good method to restrain Minato! I don't think we can really take his judgement into account on this.

There's no concrete evidence either way.
And does Obito know the exact physical mechanics of Minato's jutsu to the point that he could accurately determine whether Minato could escape his dimension or not? I think not.
I mean, he thought chains were a good weapon against Minato, for Christ sake's!
to my knowledge no one with a summoning contract has been warped by Obito. Who knows?

All that is needed to know about his jutsu, is that he can warp from Kunai to Kunai, Obito knows this so he should be able to deduce whether he can escape his dimension by warping to a Kunai in the real world.

 

[IIB7252]

Obito also thought that a chain was a good choice of weapon against possibly the greatest combat ninja of all time.

I'm gonna have to go with "Obito's judgement is a bit suspect" on this one.
You just have to put yourself in Minato's shoes and the answer is obvious.

How the hell could anyone know where would that technique (Kamui) teleport you to? How could anyone know that it sends you into a relatively "safe" place? How the hell could anyone know whether it would send you into some hellish place filled with lava/acid/whatever that would kill you as soon as you arrived?

That's the danger of T/S Ninjutsu.
Minato had no way to know any of this about the technique.
So of course he had to make sure not to get teleported no matter what.

 

[IIB7252]

All that is needed to know about his jutsu, is that he can warp from Kunai to Kunai, Obito knows this so he should be able to deduce whether he can escape his dimension by warping to a Kunai in the real world.

Obito had no way to know about Hiraishin's exact mechanics.
Unless something in the manga shows him having full knowledge on how Hiraishin works exactly and everything it can do, then its impossible to know.What manga canon?
Show manga canon explicitly stating/showing Hiraishin can't be used to escape Kamuiland. There's none, so its not "manga canon". Know the difference.

 

[IIB7252]

Why wouldn't Minato be able to escape.
S/t is s/t. Haraishin allows Minato to travel through space & time.
Obito will never be able to defeat Minato. But sadly he has the perfect jutsu to battle him.
Obito isn't a brilliant mind like his sensei or his best friend.
It reminds me of the saying, you can have all the money in he world but without respect and character, it's useless.

Kamui was created through Obito seeing haraishin and having an intense emotional desire for Minato, his sensei to show up and save him when the boulder crushed his entire right side.

 

[KidGamer65]

Obito also thought that a chain was a good choice of weapon against possibly the greatest combat ninja of all time.

I'm gonna have to go with "Obito's judgement is a bit suspect" on this one.
You just have to put yourself in Minato's shoes and the answer is obvious.

How the hell could anyone know where would that technique (Kamui) teleport you to? How could anyone know that it sends you into a relatively "safe" place? How the hell could anyone know whether it would send you into some hellish place filled with lava/acid/whatever that would kill you as soon as you arrived?

That's the danger of T/S Ninjutsu.
Minato had no way to know any of this about the technique.
So of course he had to make sure not to get teleported no matter what.

This just shows that Minato being wary doesn't mean that he can't teleport back, what makes me believe he can't escape is Obito being 100% sure that if he sucked him in he would have won, Obito knows the basics of the technique (He can teleport of any Kunai marked with the seal) so he should be able to deduce whether or not he can escape from his dimension.

Obito using the chains wasn't a bad move since it is better than bringing no weapons, but I guess you could say Obito didn't know whether or not he could escape.