He was acting as a mobile kunai, maybe I didn't post that as clearly as I could of. Both Tobirama and Minato would mark him and allow him to fly off while invisible and getting into any needed position.
Oh, that makes sense.
I guess I didn't make everything perfectly clear in my first post, then. [/QUOTE]
Oh.
Flower Tree world would be an issue...If they didn't have Hiruzen who, coupled with Tsunade, is able to comfortably make five clones and barrage them with elemental attacks to fend it off. The effects of FTW aren't instant as seen in the manga, and if Tsunade of all people has knowledge on it when she was but a child when Hashirama was around I can see Hiruzen and the others knowing of this technique, doesn't matter as even if they don't Tsunade can inform them of it quickly enough to counter the technique.
The effect of the pollen isn't the main point here. The point is the branches, which will still push them away (Thus Hashirama succeeds in not getting attacked via Hiraishin) and it will crush anyone and anything it hits. Since they all can't fly, the only ones who should escape this completely are Minato and Tobirama and Mu (If they bothered to spread tags out of its range, if not they'd get hit with the pollen) Mu would fly above. Tsunade and Hiruzen would be ensnared by the branches and killed. If they escaped that, then they would fall asleep from the pollen. They don't need to be instant, it was fast enough to knock
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Assuming Hiruzen isn't caught by the branches, he'll be knocked out cold and won't be able to counter.
The physical sensing does make the fight go into Hashirama's favor, which makes arguing that either Minato and Tobirama will get any solid hits in null. But, for the S/T barrier...Where does it say it's for projectiles alone? To my knowledge it works in a semi-familiar way to those guns in that Portal Game. I don't see why, if any Mokuton construct were to let's say strike at the team and Minato had a barrier set up, it wouldn't fall in or have part of it be teleported off if caught in the S/T Barrier [
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Its been shown that it acts as a wormhole (something like that) that sucks in incoming attacks completely, and then transports it to a tag. Its like trying to use a vacuum to suck in a fist as opposed to a ball.
But yeah, Hashirama would win in the end. Some things I didn't take into consideration.
Yup. Not to mention there is still Shinsuusenju.
Jubi's Bijudama was blocked by Hachibi when it was ported by Minato's S/T barrier, so no it's not for projectiles and it would not even make sense otherwise
Uh, no.
-It being blocked doesn't change the fact it was a projectile. Hachibi's body isn't strong enough to completely block and halt the movement of the Juubi's Bijuu dama, not when a weaker Bijuu Dama from B and Minato sent the Gedo Mazo flying backwards a few dozen meters.
S/T Barrier opens up a wormhole, sucks in the incoming attack, and sends it elsewhere.
SM Madara is inferred to be somewhat faster than Hashirama.
Madara noted that in life, Tobirama was known to be the fastest shinobi around, putting him above Hashirama in that aspect. Yet in his confrontation against SM Madara, he wasn't quite able to land a blow on him - this tells us that he was faster than Tobirama and consequently, Hashirama.
That was attributed to Tobirama not being able to unleash his full power. [
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Sensing isn't a great factor in this match, as Tobirama managed to get behind Juubito twice, who was an acute enough sensor to pick up on Sasuke building up chakra in his eye.
Not only is regular chakra sensing inferior to Sage Sensing. Tobirama managed to mark Juubito, at the cost of half his body, before he was aware of what he was doing. Only reason why he was able to get behind him.
Sensing is a large factor in this match up.