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Again took my words out of context. Did I not say that "whatever range Kakuzu's Wind can reach" will overpower the spot of the tsunami. The rest of the wave will be a non factor on taking out Kakuzu from there. So what exactly do I need to "try again":
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So again the "rest of the wave" is a non factor as for the direct wave towards him opens a path/ hit gaara in the mist.
Don't even know why i'm arguing on this matter, as it was never my idea for Gaara to create a sand tsunami as means to catch him in a prison sand burial. He doesn't need to, so this is pointless. The sand will appear from right under Kakuzu's feet. In any case, my point still stands. There will still be a remaining wave of sand after the air blast.
Never made that claim. Putting words in my mouth. Re read my quote. In fact my only claim about Domu was what I just underline and bold from your sentence.
Then you need to make up your mind. Either Kakuzu is going to use Domo so he can withstanding the sand binding without being crushed. Or he is going to use Jingou. That, and you need to be more clear when you type.
EjBlack said:2. Using Sand from the ground = Domu to overcome it (His whole body doesn't need to be Domu) due to it's slow process of sinking the enemy.
Then you are Jingou that easily seeps through the sand attacks.
Forbidden Technique said:Two, I don't see how using Domo and Jingou stops Kakuzu from sinking. He'll still be immobile. Also, Gaara can simply attack Kakuzu from above while he is sinking [You must be registered for see links]
EjBlack said:Domu was used to argue from the binding of Sand. You already arguing that Kakuzu has already been sinked 200 meters while I am arguing in the mist of getting sinked. So yes Jingou attach on gaara or trees will be perfect.
As for those Sand drops I can't take that featless attack seriously as it does no damage to anything in Kakuzu's position.
At first I assumed you meant that Kakuzu was only going to use Domo on his lower half as he uses his upper body tendrils to dig himself out. So that is why I brought up Gaara's sand hail which would pelt Kakuzu's unhardened upper body and form a sand coffin from the clumps of sand. Your response in the bold gave me the impression that you were implying that Kakuzu will be using Domo throughout his whole body and Jingou in unison. Unless you ridiculously think the sand hail will be rendered useless to Kakuzus defenseless body.
Your doing it again, claiming that Kakuzu already starts 200 meters down and ignoring my example of kimimaro (who never went 200 meters down. Gaara made that claim that he will do it, Kimi never let him finish going that deep without countering)
Odd that you tell me to re-read your quote as i'm putting words in your mouth. Did I say Kakuzu starts 200 meters in the earth? I'm simply reiterating what will happen to Kakuzu when he sinks to the bottom, as you have yet to provide a viable counter that suggests Kakuzu will be able to withstand and get himself out of the prison sand burial.
Does Kakuzu possess a technique in his arsenal that allows him to completely avoid contact with the sand as Kimmimaro did when he conjoined himself within the bones? No. So I have no clue why you find this as a viable example as to why Kakuzu won't be sinking 200 meters in.
No way is it foolish to used Jingou in the situation as Kimi using seed fern in his. Both are excellent "uprooting from the ground" attack which was demonstrated in the manga. You also made a claim that Kakuzu's hearts are still stocked inside him. No my man they would be already out bombarding Gaara. I mention Jingou explaining what the black threads can do. Seconding, the sinking sand was no pressure attack until it reaches futher unto the ground (as you may say 200 meters). But again you are saying that because you are concluding that Kakuzu is "already" in that position.
Jesus Christ. Kimmimaro's innate durability is what saved him from being crushed, and allowed him to use his seed fern. He then conjoined with the seed fern, which allowed him to completely avoid the sand that was binding him down. If Kakuzu is using Jingou, that means he isn't using Domo. If there isn't any immediate pressure when sinking, then Gaara can use Sand Coffin in unison with the burial. It's really that simple. And going back to my previous point, Kakuzu using Jingou allows access for the sand to seep within him and crush his heart with the Sand Coffin. Thus making Kakuzu a life-less rag-doll where he'd surely sink in to whatever depth Gaara desires.
And I was only assuming that Jingou requires multiple hearts to be within Kakuzu. As that's what the case seemed to be, seeing that both his hearts joined back into Kakuzu rather then one. If that's not the case, then I'd like to see some sort of feasible proof of this.
How so, please explain? What feat does it have to make any benefits in this battle?
@Zexion I simply arguing in a "worst case scenario". "If Kakuzu ever encounter in that situation"
Why does it need feats to be beneficial. It's the same as
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only on a larger scale and with larger clumps of sand. It pelts the enemy at a high speed, then engulfs the opponent in sand leaving an opening for
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It would be extremely unfortunate for Kakuzu to get caught by this combo in his Jingou form, as it's certain death. Your comment to Zexion comes off as if, it's extremely unlikely for this to occur... yet no feasible counters or a way of avoiding it has been presented.
Damn. Which side should I debate for. :|
It's 2 V 1 right now, so help your man EjBlack out.