[VS] Kakashi vs Muu

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Sharingan likely heavily depends on light. If it didn't, the Sharingan destroying itself due to the loss of light wouldn't be logical.
Light is a metaphor for blindness. As pointed out by Hebi Sasuke and agreed upon by every other ms user, it has nothing to do with actual light.


That reach was way to far.
 

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Sharingan likely heavily depends on light. If it didn't, the Sharingan destroying itself due to the loss of light wouldn't be logical.
Wrong as BG has already said, and I'm not what that was supposed to imply anyways.
 

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Light is a metaphor for blindness. As pointed out by Hebi Sasuke and agreed upon by every other ms user, it has nothing to do with actual light.


That reach was way to far.
When that "metaphor" is used constantly to describe the Mangekyo's descent into darkness and it's relationship to light, then it seems to have a significant meaning and so it seems to have a literal meaning.

But seriously, it does seem to have a literal meaning. With eyesight, visual impairment can occur due to the inability to perceive light and that seems related to what Kishimoto attempted to represent with the Mangekyo's inevitable fate resulting from lack of light. You can take it metaphorically, but I don't think it actually does when not only the Sharingan, but your actual visual perception deteriorates.
 

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When that "metaphor" is used constantly to describe the Mangekyo's descent into darkness and it's relationship to light, then it seems to have a significant meaning and so it seems to have a literal meaning.

But seriously, it does seem to have a literal meaning. With eyesight, visual impairment can occur due to the inability to perceive light and that seems related to what Kishimoto attempted to represent with the Mangekyo's inevitable fate resulting from lack of light. You can take it metaphorically, but I don't think it actually does when not only the Sharingan, but your actual visual perception deteriorates.
No its not literal since their eyes don't fade to black. They fade to white.

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Again stop reaching

Black is the lack of light. White is the all of light.
 

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Not sure if there's something like that.
well we should talk to the higher ups and implement that. Or at the very least have the spoiler button me a mainstay and not an advanced option cuz manually typing it in is redundant and might be even more time consuming in the long run depending on internet speed.
 

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What the hell?.. Are you going to act like you weren't the one who always compared Karin's chakra suppression and even gave the definition of suppression as a means of saying Mu could do the same? The burden of proof is on you to tell me why Sharingan can't see him, because right now it can. Sharingan only sees Karin by your previous argument because she has form, without the form, by your argument, she'd have been invisible too. Good thing form is irrelevant to the Sharingan;

.......He's invisible because he's reflecting light around him. Sharingan ignores light when there's chakra that the Sharingan can see. Just like Sasuke could ignore the light being reflected from his arms and see the chakra , just like Sasuke could ignore the light reflected by the ground and see the chakra , just like he could see through different parts of the cave where light should've been preventing him from seeing the chakra behind obstacles, but it didn't . Literally the only argument was somebody making the claim that erasing chakra signature was a possibility because Karin did it, but now it's just a baseless unsubstantiated suggestion. Sharingan sees the chakra in his body just fine because it ignores the light reflection.



I did it because that was the only argument I've read that was decent regarding Mu. 0 other arguments possible for Mu, unless you have 0 which I don't know of. In the case you do, go ahead and tell me why the Sharingan would be useless against him seeing how his chakra has color and thus the Sharingan sees him just fine. Only time I conceded was when Ej made me realise Sharingan won't ignore light if there's no chakra to see like the Byakugan would. But seeing how his chakra has color, he's an easily perceived target.
That doesn´t explain why sensor isn´t capable to sense his chakra. Normally going invisible doesn´t have anything to do with hiding chakra .

Point is together with his body his chakra is also hidden (erased or whatever you want to call it).Is hiding chakra also part of that invisibility jutsu ? I don´t know and I don´t care.

What I do care is both feat and Kabuto statement that his chakra is erased (hidden),fact that you are always ignoring since you are nothing more than Uchiha fapper.
 
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-No idea why that matters. This isn't a continuation of our previous arguments.
-Bends light using chakra? WTF? So Mu can now manipulate water droplets via his own will power, or is he using chakra? Smh. Obviously the same shit here, water droplets being used doesn't take chakra out of equation since water droplets are formed with chakra and manipulated with it.
Just goes to show how much you're grasping for straws when you start bringing up irrelevant argumentation.

No. :lol. NOT the same shit here. Chakra. Inflections. Taiseki uses literal chakra to bend the light around his body. The fact that Muu uses chakra to manipulate the water droplets is irrelevant because he only does it once. He doesn't continually use chakra to maintain his invisibility unlike Taiseki. How do I know this? Because Muu suppresses his chakra like Karin does, meaning he can't mold chakra while his chakras are suppressed- same reason he can't use Jinton when invisible, and why Karin can't use her chakra to sense when her chakras are suppressed.

Just because chakra is the driving force behind the jutsu does not mean chakra has continued use for the whole duration of the technique. Onoki uses lightened boulder jutsu to make his body light. Does that mean that he continuously uses chakra to remain lightened? . He uses chakra for a moment to make his target light, then they remain lightened until made heavy again.

I'll post their DB descriptions here just so you get this point through your thick skull.

NINJUTSU; Meisaigakure no jutsu (Bewildering Warpaint Dissimulation technique*)
User: Taiseki
Supplementary; Rank: A

Main text

This is one ninja escape technique among others. One controls how light is reflected around their body with chakra inflections. Donning such an "escape gear", one might as well not be there at all. Perceiving the caster's position is impossible with normal eyes, and only Sharingan, Byakugan and the like can see through it.

Caption

-Fusing with the landscape, concealing one's breath, erasing one's shadow!!

Picture comments

-Concealing himself, he sneaks up behind the enemy!!

-Useable on any terrain.




Ninjutsu - Dustless Bewildering Cover
B rank, no range, supplementary
Users: Mu

Taking on the appearance of "nothingness", becoming the sky
A technique method of invisibility like the moon on a rainy night!! [TN: Yeah... what?]

Water changes the appearance of everything, be it gaseous or solid, sometimes it distracts light, sometimes it bends it like a prism, imitating a phantom image. Mu's forte is the manipulation of water, namely it means he subdues the light. By wearing water droplets, the user of the "Dustless Bewildering Cover" technique evades light, erasing his appearance. Like water, he becomes an existence that doesn't exist....

➡⬇ By bending the surrounding light with water, the user can pretend not to be there. The mechanics are similar to optical camouflage.

[TN: No idea what the last sentence of the main text could really mean.]



Only thing I read that was even relevant to the actual debate is the bold. Just going to let you know that a burden of proof is an actual thing and a burden of proof is pretty much the focal point of any argument. You're making the claim that Mu is invisible to the Sharingan without any proof to back it up. Why would I need to disprove your unsubstantiated claim? You're supposed to be the one to substantiate it in the first place subsequent to me proving the Sharingan ignores light. But then to prove your argument you make another baseless claim.. Dude this is definitely not how proving a claim works. Please prove the red. I have absolutely no idea how you came to the conclusion that his chakra lacks color/is invisible. His only form of invisibility is his camoflage technique that uses the formation of chakra/water droplets to make him go invisible in the same way the Hiding like a Camoflage technique works. I already told you that light DOES NOT have an effect on the Sharingan's perception and proved it. Yet you keep giving me these baseless claims and passing them on as if you ignored all the canonical evidence I have given.
Let's get this out of the way first:

You have got to be kidding me. If burden of proof is the focal point of your argument then your argument completely falls apart as I just spent four paragraphs explaining to you, in chronological order, why the burden of proof is on YOU like you already admitted in another thread.

I do believe it's a possibility, but the burden of proof is on me to prove it and I can (sadly) only partially prove it.
Do NOT start acting like anything has changed since then, because it hasn't. I just explained why in my last post, and you ignored it. Muu only suppressing his chakra from sensors is irrelevant to my core argument. I understand that burden of proof is a real actual thing- but you abuse that phrase by using it in situations when it doesn't apply to the person you are arguing with, something

Now we're going to start from square one, all over again.

1. YOU DID NOT PROVE THAT SHARINGAN IGNORES LIGHT. STOP SAYING THAT. I literally just explained in my last post why this notion is idiotic. The way eyesight works is by light entering the eye. If sharingan ignored light, it would not see anything. You didn't even address this. Ignoring light = blindness. Your only reasoning for sharingan ignoring light is the fact that it can see through solid objects and gives chakra a color. Oh wait, how do we see color? Different spectrums of light. X-Rays see through solid objects just like sharingan, but they don't ignore light. You just have to accept that there's not a specific method Kishimoto introduced which allows dojutsu to see through solid objects. He just thought: "X-Ray vision! Cool!" and left it at that with no further explanation. Does that mean sharingan ignores light? Obviously phucking not.

Moving on.

2. Sharingan doesn't see Muu because sharingan only sees two things:

-Sharingan sees everything a normal human eye would see. Normal human eyes see light btw :)lol).
-Sharingan also gives color to chakra.

When Muu uses his invisibility technique, this is what happens. Upon it first being activated, he uses his chakra to manipulate water droplets to bend light around him. Once he's completely invisible, he suppresses his chakra (hence why sensors can't detect him) but the water droplets continue to do their job. Now, when a sharingan user looks at Muu, their eyes will be fooled by the water droplets which bend light. Since all eyesight is dependant on light reflecting off surfaces regardless of dojutsu, sharingan won't see him. Now to address chakra vision: Muu's body is behind a layer of water droplets (DB says he "wears" them.) Muu's chakra is inside his body. So chakra vision won't see him when its vision is deflected by the outer layer of water droplets which bend light.

Further evidence is that Konan's camouflage technique fooled Obito as he didn't realize he was standing on an , and DB specifically mentions it fooling sharingan.

PPOGT ➡ So thanks to Saist's better scans I could finally read Konan's Paper Ocean (or Paper Emissary) technique properly. So some clarifications. Konan doesn't turn the Water into Explosive tags, rather it's just that she can camouflage her paper as a variety of things, and the camouflage is so good that even Sharingan is deceived by it (hence Obito not noticing he was standing on a sea of explosive tags). It's also said that escape from the jutsu is impossible even with Obito's Space-Time ninjutsu

What's this? An eye-catching line in Muu's invisibility jutsu DB description:

"DBC ➡⬇ By bending the surrounding light with water, the user can pretend not to be there. The mechanics are similar to optical camouflage."

What is Konan's camouflage technique? Optical camouflage. Proving sharingan can be prevented from seeing chakra right in front of it.

But that's still not everything. Kabuto hypes him to have no form, no chakra, and the dude even has a nickname.

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Then three kages hype Muu on this page, including Onoki who implies his entire war strategy could be hindered be a single man. Onoki has knowledge on his predecessor's technique, so he shouldn't be saying that ("why, let's just match him up against the Hyuugas!") Also Tsunade, who knows about the Leaf Village's visual capabilities, expressed knowledge on Muu and said only Onoki could stop him.

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From a portrayal standpoint, sharingan being able to see Muu makes absolutely no sense.

So there. If you say "burden of proof is on you" or "you have no proof" one more time I'm going to quit this thread right then and there because it means nothing I'm saying is getting through to you, as I just gave you a ton of evidence.

Now you're going to go ahead and ignore any IRL physics being applied to the manga just because you think it's stupid to do it? Because YOU think? That's cool, but what YOU personally think is absolutely irrelevant so it doesn't help your argument. Sharingan ignores light in order to see chakra, it's not ignoring it for fun. And it's not outright ignoring any light . It's pretty obvious that it ONLY ignores light when there's a chakra presence behind it. Look at the top of the cave; there's no light being ignored, he sees it as it is. Yet the bottom clearly shows light being ignored ONLY in order to perceive chakra. This is EXACTLY the SAME shit. He's ignoring the light reflections to see the chakra within Mu BEHIND it.

-No idea what the hell this is even supposed to do for your argument. The page shows te Sharingan works absolutely nothing like an X-Ray and backs up my argument completely.
-Not sure why I need to keep explaining how the Sharingan works to you.
-Uh, it definitely does buddy, unless you can actually make a reasonable refutation, which you can't, because I have shown you that it does EXACTLY that in a multitude of occurrences.
Show me where I ignored IRL physics anywhere in my argument. Show me that right now because I haven't, I actually used IRL physics to show why your argument for sharingan ignoring light is shit. If sharingan ignored light at all, it wouldn't see anything. Pretty much everything here I addressed in my last paragraph. Seeing through things=/=ignoring light. That's your whole argument right there, because you can't give any reason why specifically sharingan can see Muu other than that it sees through things. X-Rays see through things but don't ignore light, so again, you're wrong.

Did I say he ALWAYS does? No, I didn't. I showed that he has. Sharingan does have a passive chakra vision, but that chakra vision is completely different. The Sharingan finds chakra naturally but it does not see it with color/signification like it would in its chakra vision. For example, Sasuke saw the C4 bombs inside of him passively (his Sharingan zoomed in on it) but now that I look at it again he didn't see it as color, but as clay . On the other hand, when Sasuke uses chakra vision which is clearly depicted by Kishi as shown with the sound/mark from his eye he sees the bombs as color as he himself states . This brings me to the conclusion that Obito could ONLY see the chakra in the papers had he used chakra vision to see the color of the papers, since looking at the papers without any signfication would be futile seeing how the paper and even Gaara's sand are both infused with chakra. Without chakra vision he'd see the papers as they are since chakra isn't being seen via color. As you can see here , although the Sharingan ignores light, as I have already stated before, it's only for non-chakra related substances. You can clearly see chakra overlapping another chakra, meaning that the Sharingan only ignores light as far as the first chakra substance goes. It won't see past the first chakra substance, so in Konan's case; the first Ocean layer. That rules out seeing many papers as an indicator. Obito would have no way to realise the ocean was paper seeing how there's no natural chakra to see in the first place (like say, Asuma having chakra around his chakra blade being perceivable), hence there'd be no light ignoring vision in the first place. He'd only see a single layer of color had he used chakra vision, and without using chakra vision he'd see the paper as it is naturally with his Sharingan. It's basically like Sasuke seeing Deidara's clay for the first time with his Sharingan and not using chakra vision. He sees it as clay and ONLY clay as I have already shown. He doesn't know it's chakra if he just saw it for the first time lying on the floor with nobody around, he'd only realise that when his enemy is using it as a part of a jutsu. Same applies to Konan's paper.
A large portion of this text is false, because you haven't been able to disprove the obvious fact that sharingan does in fact give color to chakra passively. If sharingan didn't give a color to chakra passively, then Obito wouldn't have seen Taiseki- he'd only see it the same color that he would normally see it, which is no color (transparent.) It's only when there's chakra behind a solid, opaque object that chakra vision needs to be activated. If sharingan could only see "perceivable" chakra (chakra around Asuma's blades, Susanoo, Ay's armour, etc) when it's not activated into "chakra-seeing mode", then sharingan wouldn't work any differently than a normal eye without "chakra-seeing mode" because those are things normal eyes can see. This is obviously wrong since Obito would not have seen Taiseki if sharingan saw chakra the same way normal eyes do when it's not "activated."

Btw, Sasuke's eyes definitely DID give a color to the nano bombs inside his bloodstream [ ]. All the bombs are the same color. Just because they're drawn descriptively doesn't change that, as it's the exact same case as .
 
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