He probably considered that their souls may want to pass to the next world. And nothing implies that the eternal dream that comes from Totsuka Blade is a good or bad dream. Not to mention Itachi doesn't go around just spamming Susano'o all willy-nilly.
He probably considered that their souls may want to pass to the next world. And nothing implies that the eternal dream that comes from Totsuka Blade is a good or bad dream. Not to mention Itachi doesn't go around just spamming Susano'o all willy-nilly.
What does "drunken" dreams mean then?
Agreed, except for the bolded part.
Databook says that it puts them into a world of "drunken dreams". The characteristics of being drunk usually (especially in fictional portrayal) mean that they're at ease/happy somehow.
He probably did not possess 'em yet