Is the Moon's Eye Plan Really That Bad? What would happen if it actually activated?

Do you think Moons Eye Plan Would Work? Is it good?

  • No it wouldnt work, if it did make everyones dream come true it should be used though

    Votes: 3 37.5%
  • Yes it would, Pain and Itachi are dumbasses

    Votes: 1 12.5%
  • No it won't work and even if it did its not good. Naruto is right Believe it!

    Votes: 3 37.5%
  • It already worked O.o

    Votes: 1 12.5%

  • Total voters
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GoodBoyTobi

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The Moon's Eye Plan would put everyone in a dream world where everyone gets what they wish for according to the recent manga. I have a few questions about this:

1. Would you actually get what you wanted in the Infinite Tsukoyomi?

Madara claims that you can make a world in which everyone was happy. Mind you Obito wasn't really that happy when Rin and Kakashi were around as he was constantly bullied and freindzoned. So I guess is the grass greener on the other side in this case? The main point I'm stressing is the fact that he might not be happy and people might not be happy with what they get as a lot of people either dont know what they seek or what they think is happiness really isnt

2. What happens when Obito Dies?

Obito is about 30 or so. In the manga there are other characters that are younger. Presumably when he dies, the tsukoyomi will stop. So that means that the people that are younger than him will all wake up as middle aged people and the cycle of pain will still continue and people will be disillusioned as they wake up to cruel reality. Also everyone will be middle aged so no one can have kids and human race will die lol.

3. How will people survive?

Tsukoyomi doesnt stop time, I mean it can prolong it and make days seem like eternities but it cant just stop it I dont think. Wouldnt that mean that people's physical real world bodies would die of lack of water and food eventually?

5. Realistically will Naruto break the cycle of hatred? Did Pain make wrong choice reviving people?

I mean first of all he can't get everyone to agree: Everyone will have differing opinions and war and suffering is inveitable no matter what he does. I mean if it doesn't happen in his lifetime, which is incredibly unlikely due to ******* like Orochimaru constantly being born and wreaking havoc, when he dies will his successor really sustain the peace?

Also depriving individuals of free will argument is wrong IMO as Infinite Tsukoyomi grants everyone the ultimate free will, allowing one to create his/her own destiny/life without other people and events beyond their control influence it.


6. Is it that bad?

If 1-3 were resolved by some Kishi-magic would it really be that bad? I mean why wouldn't you want a society of winners? Even if it is an illusion, if one never wakes up isn't it reality? Why would this be a bad thing, there are no downsides as it is a guarantee. I mean it would be virtually impossible to make everyone happy under a single regime in the real world, as not everyone is equal and everyone wants things that are at other people's expenses. Also if peace/happiness is acheived temporarily for the reasons I stated above, it will not be possible. Therefore the only option is Infinite Tsukoyomi for eternal happiness. And it wouldnt be like some political thing with a dictator or something as every person would be happy. Also you can't really use the "killing people to achieve it" is bad as long term it will make no more death occur if it succeeded causing a net gain in lives.



6. Is everyone already in an Infinite Tsukoyomi?

The Moon's Eye Plan could have already succeeded and we are seeing Naruto's POV happy life of becoming Hokage in the Tsukoyomi. SHARINGANCEPTION o_O


So opinions?
 
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inFAM0US

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I was thinking about this myself just recently. If the people are conscious to what is happening during the moon eye plan I can't see it being a bad place. However I think it is a matter of free will, is it right to control people and force them to create a world of peace? It should be up to the people to work that out for themselves and they should not be forced to do so. The are battling for their free will and that is why everyone is determined to stop it.
 

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But doesn't Infinte Tsukoyomi grant people the ultimate free will? Giving everyone the power to make reality what they want to, not having it being dictated by others and unfortunate circumstances.

Oh and sorry if I made it too long, I think I overthought this one :p
 
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I honestly think madara wants to be the ''Ruler/God/Leader,'' of the narutoverse. Honestly i don't think he wants world peace he seeks for power and with that genjutsu he can accomplish anything.
 

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It's a moral and ethical issue, I don't necessarily think it's wrong to want to live in a dream world like that. The problem is taking the choice away and forcing people to live in a dream world. Removing free will is never right.
 

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1. Would you actually get what you wanted in the Infinite Tsukoyomi?

Madara claims that you can make a world in which everyone was happy. Mind you Obito wasn't really that happy when Rin and Kakashi were around as he was constantly bullied and freindzoned. So I guess is the grass greener on the other side in this case? The main point I'm stressing is the fact that he might not be happy and people might not be happy with what they get as a lot of people either dont know what they seek or what they think is happiness really isnt
What happens if every wish is granted you can see in the movie Bruce allmighty ...
 

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It's like Marijuana. It's doing good, but it's really doing bad. Madara has the right intentions with the plan, but forcing everyone to live in a false reality is kinda maniacal.
 
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