#Kotoamatsukami

[Prince Badman]

What would happen if someone who is under the influence of KA tries to release a genjutsu? Would that person be released from KA? What KA does is something along these lines.......The technique allows the user to enter the mind of any individual within their field of view, and manipulate them by giving them false experiences, making it seem as if they were doing things of their own free will.It is regarded as a genjutsu of the highest calibre, due to the victim being entirely unaware that they are being manipulated. Even if a person is unaware that he is being controlled lets say for the heck of it he tries to release a genjutsu or an external source pumps the affected person with chakra, would it result in releasing the technique?

 

[SZiaee]

The only problem is that they can't understand they're under a genjutsu .... I think KA can be released like other genjutsu .

 

[The Necromancer]

The only problem is that they can't understand they're under a genjutsu .... I think KA can be released like other genjutsu .

I believe the question is setting up a scenario where the target is under the effects of KA, but also believes they are under the effect of a different genjutsu, and try to disrupt their chakra to cancel that genjutsu, so he is asking if that would then dispel KA.

OT: I believe so. KA has been shown to be relatively easy to dispel, as Mifune only had to be aware of the genjutsu for the effects to fade, and Ao was alive after encountering it. We also know that MS genjutsu isn't known to be any harder to dispel than any other genjutsu, the effects just prevent that from happening (Tsukuyomi happens too quickly to be dispelled, and KA alters memories), so it's safe to assume that if the target decided to attempt a genjutsu disruption, it would also disrupt KA if the target was skilled enough.