Kamui plot hole- evidences

[Wolfus]

Hey everyone. So,I was re-reading the chapters with obito and kakashi using kamui and it's explantion. I concluded that the way obito uses it to avoid atacks, it makes no sense. He sends a part of his body into another dimmension, so it's in a diferent location in space-time form where the rest of his body is. Basically, he rips of a part of his body, so he should've died killed when he sent his chest or head to another place(the other dimmension).The only way kamui should be used is sending objects or sending the whole body at once to the other dimmension.

There are some evidences of this. For example, when kakashi used kamui on deidara. Not only deidara's arm was ripped off, but deidara felt a great pain.
Also, when kakashi tried to kamui the gedo mazo's head. Obito stopped him, buy kamuing it back, but kakashi said, before obito's action, that if he had taken the head off, the gedo mazo would not have survived.

Also, obito's fight with konan was really weird. He couldn't use kamui to teleport himself when he was falling, because the papers would explode. Still, some papers were going through him, so that part of his body was in kamui dimmension, so all he had to do is to use kamui on the rest, considering he uses it very fast(like when raikage attacked him, he sent almost his hole body to the other dimmension, and 1 sec later he sent it back).

I've made this thread before, a while ago, but it lacked some ideas and evidences, so I decided to complete it. That's it, I hope you understood everything, sorry for the big post. Please share your ideas.

 

[Narutohokage7]

You read a manga about Wizard Ninjas and that is what strikes you as impossible? Okay.

 

[NarutoB]

Anime physics bro. It happens in fiction all the time.

 

[NamikazeNagato]

You read a manga about Wizard Ninjas and that is what strikes you as impossible? Okay.

^^^ This x1000

 

[Wolfus]

You read a manga about Wizard Ninjas and that is what strikes you as impossible? Okay.

Well, they don't live in the same universe as ours, but sometimes we expect some logic from that universe that is in ours but has been shown in their universe. There is gravity in narutoverse, and somehow, they are humans. We expect the chars to die if they get their heads ripped off, or if they receive a powerful atack, because we've seen it before. I wouldn't think that it's weird if obito was immortal like hidan, because it was stated. But following the anime/manga's logic, obito should've died.

 

[HB2]

Kamui was a just a stupid idea to begin with

 

[shelke]

Kamui is something Obito's 2T Sharingan developed as a defense mechanism to escape death, when he partially slipped through the boulder that mostly crushed him. It may seem impossible, but in his pocket dimension, time or Space are not deciding factors to the laws of actual world physics. This ability only developed more as he progressed. Hence the dimension is in sync with his own body, as it's able to house it at will.

Others are sent there by force, hence the ripping apart of their body. This is what I have been able to deduce.

 

[Jusanbi]

Shelke explains quite well, words I would offer myself. Of course, you are free to deny as it does appear to many that Kamui is a very broken technique, nonetheless each universe and dimensions are constructed and defined differently with their own limitations, laws, and set boundaries to govern over what exists within them.

 

[phylos]

There are plot holes and inconsistencies in Naruto? Impossible, that's crazy talk.

 

[Nous]

Never try and logically think of Anime Physics.