That in itself is unlikely. If he anticipated it before hand he wouldn't hold back against Hebi Sasuke. If he truly thought he was strong enough to counter his Tsukiyomi technique. He cannot realize he's in the illusion at that power level. Which he was in.
You can only not realize a Genjutsu illusion if you lack the strength to counter it, see Itachi vs Kurenai. And Itachi anticipated Sasuke countering everything he threw at him, being that he never intended to kill him. While he may not have used Tsukuyomi at full strength, two things are sure : 1. The jutsu in use is Tsukuyomi and 2. Whatever level it was at, it was broken, rather than released.
Kurenai broke her illusion cast back by Itachi. She never broke his illusions. Sasuke seeing chakra is invalid as many ocular powers see chakra. No one says all of them beat Tsukiyomi. Itachi's portrayal in the illusion department supercedes Sasuke breaking it. Further it was not hyped like Naruto attaining Bijū Mode. If a miraculous incident like this which is far above an individuals pay league happens in Manga. It'll definitely be hyped. Yet the narrative diverted it's focus to praising Itachi for holding back against his brother. Not Sasuke "heroically" beating his brother. He can simply facade the part where he believed he actually broke it. And simply let him out.
The amount of made-up stuff in this post's astounding:
Zetsu might be one of the best sensors but that doesn't set things in stone. That Sasuke broke it. He cannonically can manipulate without the sensory division catching up on his interfering chakra in the ally's brain. Confirmed by Shikaku the most analytical person on planet. He easily could facade the breaking of illusion through his genius foreplay of infiltrating the opponents crevices 100% unnoticed. Skill can't break illusions of Itachi's calibre going by how immense it has been portrayed.
That's the infiltration of the chakra-barrier. He was in Anbu, after all. This point has no co-relation to the mechanics inside the Tsukuyomi (Shikaku being the most analytical person in NV's something I wholeheartedly disagree with). Furthermore, there are two canon-sources (manga and Databook) explicitly showing that Sasuke broke it. Still more, Sasuke was always meant to break it as it was ordained since part I.
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What's the arrow pointing towards? Look up and the downward arrow's talking about "driven to hell created by MS". What is that hell? It's Tsukuymoi. You have to be trolling at this point.
That picture is nice and all, but just because it mentioned "hell" doesn't make it Tsukuyomi. Genjutsu: Sharingan would be hell too if you took out someone's eye with it.
To be clear it actually wasn't in reference to the chakra barrier. He clearly implies his control over illusions supercedes the power of mankind. As far as NV is concerned. Normally when an individual is controlled by a specific type of illusion his chakra'll be terribly and unoccasionally unbalanced. That's the narrative portrayed throughout. But the guy Sasuke fought was tiers ahead. Of all the illusion experts in the world. Craftily sneaking through the strict tight security camera like sensing which ranges effectively kilometers. It confronts the distant lands from Konohagakure to the southern west of Kumogakure. As is detailed in the Naruto official map. Such a tight team of powerful extraordinary supernaturally skilled team of sensors couldn't and blatantly stated to not be capable of doing anything VS Itachi and his plethora of wealth of genjutsu illusions. The portrayal is tight. It's tighter than what we knew about his prowess in the realm of illusion arts prior to witnessing Sasuke vs his brother. As such a hype statement was inexplicably stated post-timeskip after Sasuke "broke" his "illusion". The portrayal agrees with the master of mysticism being with no effort capable of pulling undetected of sensing variety of illusion on him. He's a scientifically proven culprit of facade.
The comment was him about infiltrating the area without the Sensors' knowledge, who were in the headquarters. Itachi was in Anbu, and he worked as a double-agent; therefore, it isn't an unthinkable prospect to assume that he knew how to get around areas without arousing suspicions. Unless you believe that he cast some elaborate illusion upon the sensors, with whom he had no contact, then I don't know what to say.
Kishimoto-Sama once said: "Lord-Senpai Itachi-Sama-Kun-Chan-Dono is capable of Soloing Kaguya without even activating his Sharingan!" So, no, there is absolutely no doubt he is the strongest character. Originally, Itachi was going to be the main Character; however, Kisihomoto decided that's it's no fun to watch a character who can defeat anything with no effort. Which is where One (the writer of OnePunchMan) got his inspiration for Saitama (his original name was Sa-ITACHI-ma!)!
