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A person who posses the Rinnegan can intervene in an adjacent world, an extremely distance world. In that space a shadow is produced, which everyone who is connected with the current world can't feel. Not only will the technique user gain a duplicate of himself with equal ability, but it will also be invisible. Squaring of against a user, counter attack is impossible, going up against this ability will result in one losing against such a powerful enemy.
Limbo is basically this
Or like Accelerator's vectors.
Limbo are spatial beings probably 4D beings, there is a dimensional barrier between the real world and limbo world which is why they feel like a wall even if they were not invisible it would be the same.
Possible Counters:
Kamui: It could work but the thing is the limbo world is suppose to be extremely distant from the current one similar to Kaguya's so probably not without help.
Night guy: Night guy distorted space so it could have probably effected the limbo clone if Madara decided to use limbo.
The main problem is that the Limbo world is very distant so maybe those with spatial powers can't do jack forgot to mention that these spatial beings can fight and move around unlike spatial barriers.
Limbo is basically this
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Or like Accelerator's vectors.
Limbo are spatial beings probably 4D beings, there is a dimensional barrier between the real world and limbo world which is why they feel like a wall even if they were not invisible it would be the same.
Possible Counters:
Kamui: It could work but the thing is the limbo world is suppose to be extremely distant from the current one similar to Kaguya's so probably not without help.
Night guy: Night guy distorted space so it could have probably effected the limbo clone if Madara decided to use limbo.
The main problem is that the Limbo world is very distant so maybe those with spatial powers can't do jack forgot to mention that these spatial beings can fight and move around unlike spatial barriers.