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I was looking through an old thread and I noticed that some users were being salty and one users' jimmies got rustled.
Kaguya is a universe buster whether some people like it or not I know there will always be people with doubts so let me say this FACT>opinions
It's a universe level technique no doubt, there are things that leads to this conclusion the first one is black Zetsu's statement about creating a new dimension which is a vast space or another universe simply because it's not connected to the original universe in a sense.
Then we have the Databook translation stating that the world was going to return to nothing. The world is basically the universe or reality and reality is everything perceived in the universe/world and Kaguya was going to return it to nothing like the Big Bang.
There's no mention of a planet at all and dimensions are basically another universe. We perceive things differently so I know people will have different opinions.
Kaguya is a universe buster whether some people like it or not I know there will always be people with doubts so let me say this FACT>opinions
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Kaguya's Expansive Truthseeker Orb (膨張求道玉, Bōchō Gudōdama) is listed as a Kekkei Mora ninjutsu. It says that she used the Divine Tree to absorb chakra from all of the shinobi and create a maximized (極大化) Truthseeker Orb. The equivalent (同じ物だが, same/identical/similar) black orbs that appear behind Naruto's back when using Six Paths Sage Mode can't be compared to its dimensions. Comprised of all five elements and yin-yang, it had the power to oblitrate the world and return it to nothing. Caption: Comprised of all chakra natures, a vast, expanding mass is filled to the brim. Created to reshape the world, it was a huge mass of chaos.
It's a universe level technique no doubt, there are things that leads to this conclusion the first one is black Zetsu's statement about creating a new dimension which is a vast space or another universe simply because it's not connected to the original universe in a sense.
Then we have the Databook translation stating that the world was going to return to nothing. The world is basically the universe or reality and reality is everything perceived in the universe/world and Kaguya was going to return it to nothing like the Big Bang.
There's no mention of a planet at all and dimensions are basically another universe. We perceive things differently so I know people will have different opinions.