Limbo is a traditional popular dance contest that originated on the island of Trinidad. The dance originated as an event that took place at wakes in Trinidad and Tobago, and was popularized by dance pioneer Julia Edwards (known as the First Lady of Limbo) and her company which appeared in several films, in particular Fire Down Below (1957), and toured widely in the Caribbean, Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa in the 1960s and beyond. A film, Julia and Joyce, was released in 2010 by Trinidadian/American dance researcher/choreographer Sonja Dumas which features the evolution of the Limbo and the contribution of Julia Edwards to the explosion of its popularity.
Rules
A horizontal bar, known as the limbo bar, is placed atop two vertical bars. All contestants must attempt to go under the bar with their backs facing the floor. Whoever knocks the bar off or falls is eliminated from the contest. After everyone has completed their turns, the bar is lowered slightly and the contest continues. The contest ends when only one person can successfully "limbo" under the bar.
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Limbo is a traditional popular dance contest that originated on the island of Trinidad. The dance originated as an event that took place at wakes in Trinidad and Tobago, and was popularized by dance pioneer Julia Edwards (known as the First Lady of Limbo) and her company which appeared in several films, in particular Fire Down Below (1957), and toured widely in the Caribbean, Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa in the 1960s and beyond. A film, Julia and Joyce, was released in 2010 by Trinidadian/American dance researcher/choreographer Sonja Dumas which features the evolution of the Limbo and the contribution of Julia Edwards to the explosion of its popularity.
Rules
A horizontal bar, known as the limbo bar, is placed atop two vertical bars. All contestants must attempt to go under the bar with their backs facing the floor. Whoever knocks the bar off or falls is eliminated from the contest. After everyone has completed their turns, the bar is lowered slightly and the contest continues. The contest ends when only one person can successfully "limbo" under the bar.
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This kinda disregards your, "post here some good Limbo theories which make sense and are good" but I was hoping that Sakura Limbo would go up against Madara or something. That would've been funny af.
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People have created delusional conclusions about this certain jutsu to fall under the category of Shinra Tensei. I believe this is false, however this is only a theory.
Rendition
What is Shinra Tensei?
Now Rinbō was used a bit in a different way.
- Madara focused the eye, and did not raise his hands [
You must be registered for see links]. The signature move to activate Shinra Tensei usually is to raise hands at the direction you're using at, either directly or indirectly as Madara used in his case Susano'o.
- Madara did not take break. He pushed the Bijū's away simultaneously, and did not hesitate. The force was enough to actually knock them on the ground, telling that the force was immensely powerful [
You must be registered for see links]. Using Shinra Tensei for this would have had probably a minute break, mentioning that Tendō failed to push back a 6TK Naruto.
- The force was penetrative. It wasn't a curved, wide line but as sharp as needle [
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Classification?
The true classification for this jutsu would be Limbo Path, meaning there is more. As the Bijū said, the previous Rinnegan was fake [You must be registered for see links]. Matatabi said 'He's alive, so he probably has the real thing now'. Zetsu stated 'The only people who have been able to awake the real Rinnegan, were Hagōromo and Madara' [You must be registered for see links].
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