No, the genjutsu doesn't matter because it works like every other genjutsu. You're in there until you break yourself out or someone else does it for you.
Sai? What does he have to do with anything? Really? Sai is now on par with Sakura even though she got out and Sai didn't.
Sigh, you still cannot form any arguments? Who is talking about Sai? We are mentioning every shinobi that joined them. At least read the arguments that are laid out in front of you instead of ignoring them. Well, I doubt you can construct any valid arguments considering how long this has been going on. But hey, you have evidence right? Right.
Show me a scan of the Hyuga beating every other clan that's alive in Konoha. Show me the scan where Uchiha and Senju beat every other clan in the war. Show me a scan of the other clans admitting that Hyuga are better.
Concession accepted.
What you think of the movie doesn't matter because everything that happened in it is canon.
Who is not validating that it is not canon? Of course it is. I just told you why Naruto/Kurama did not break out of the Genjutsu. It is not my fault you have a giant stick so far up your arse that you cannot see the truth between what is intended for plot sake.
I'm making excuses? You're the one relying on blaming SP.
Where exactly did I blame Studio Perriot?
So you admit that the reader got it from watching her take Naruto out, not from what Shikamaru said. Feats? Sakura getting out before everyone else is the feat.
"It was to showcase who was actually pulling Naruto out of the dream, hence why Sakura told Naruto to wake up in the first place. It's called chakra disruption btw, but you cannot show me those feats in the manga. I'll wait."
Oh it works like IT? Are you seriously suggesting that Sakura would be able to break out something like that? The genjutsu is a simple genjutsu, it's not hard to break someone out and the fact that Hinata and Naruto were connected did nothing to prevent that, i.e nothing changed; they didn't have some special genjutsu like you're suggesting. You keep trying to make it seem more important than it actually is.For what reason? I don't know. Is it to say that Kurama wouldn't be able to break him out because of it? Then why was Sakura able to using the same thing Kurama would have used.
Are you some kind of horrible reader? The regular shinobi (Sakura, Sai, etc) were placed into the Genjutsu of their own memories, similar to how an Infinite Tsukuyomi would play out, instead would show them memories of what they want. This was entirely different, but still the same in considering what it actually shows. I stated that Naruto/Hinata were the only two shinobi to have actually had connected through the Genjutsu, ultimately making it different from the rest of the group. But hey, I at least do not ignore what is being represented and point figures at the obvious.
Kurama didn't get affected because Bijuu never get affected by the genjutsu their host is in. Kurama knows that they're on a mission and in enemy territory, yet he's just going to leave Naruto there? It did not look like a dream world, the thoughts jumped from one to another. There is no other possibilities other than he couldn't or plot. Kurama isn't going to just sit there and from what we know about perfect Jinchuurikies is that they get broken out within seconds.
Bijuu never get affected by Genjutsu? What kind of nonsense is that? A powerful Genjutsu user can enter the mind of a non-Perfect Jinchuriki can seal them temporarily, a 3T Sasuke was more than powerful enough to stop Naruto's enforcement of Kyuubi chakra during the early stages of Part one (Shippuden). It did not look like a dream world? It was showing the memories of both Naruto/Hinata, why are you comparing it a dream world? I only compared it to the IT in how they operate, but now what they totally conclude.
All that and Naruto couldn't break out of a simple genjutsu. All that and Sakura was still better at it than him. Hype? She got out before anyone else. I'd call that a feat.
Still do not understand the difference between what is shown in the Manga, and what is shown in the movies. At least you could understand something so simplistic, but I highly doubt it now. This conversation will likely go nowhere because you lack something important in a debate. Common sense.
Where is your rebuttal for this:
It's not like the only people capable of breaking Genjutsu are Sharingan users or Jinchuriki. There can be normal ninja who are adept at it.
Naruto is easily, easily, the best chakra manipulator in the manga. Illusions, in this manga, are based on the distortion of one's chakra system, Naruto, technically, should be the best ninja in the world at fixing that distortion the fastest considering his chakra control is beyond masterful, to the point of sharing a live connection with thousands of ninja over kilometers for extended periods or simply instantaneously (Alliance FTG), pouring his emotions and visual thoughts into that connection.
It's nice to have another being in your stomach to set things straight, but for a ninja of Naruto's caliber who could heal full-blown eye balls in a touch, it's kind of ridiculous to suggest chakra distortion is going to significantly fault him, the guy should theoretically instantly fix any issue with his chakra flow if he can transmit chakra into creating body parts.
If we consider his entire moveset- it's based on chakra control and manipulation. The Rasegan itself is an incredible display of this. That being said, Sakura passed out at Sasuke's glance, and her chakra control is also pretty impressive.
That's right
Show me a scan of the Hyuga beating every other clan that's alive in Konoha. Show me the scan where Uchiha and Senju beat every other clan in the war. Show me a scan of the other clans admitting that Hyuga are better. There's no scan of it? Then they're not telling the truth. <--- This is your logic and why I don't answer those questions.
So you basically concede? It is obvious who is right at this point, if the Manga cannot prove your claim, than it is obvious who is correct by the former.
"Did Naruto try to break out of the Genjutsu"
"Did Kurama try ot break out of the Genjutsu via chakra disruption"
I'll wait until you can actually show me a real answer. Bulk, you won't.
Kurama doesn't have to ask Naruto to take him out. He wouldn't even take a second guess if he could take him out because that'd be retarded.
I'm not the one using theories and assumptions.
At least I understand the differene between plot, and the actual truth.
"Both Naruto and Kurama can release themselves from a Genjutsu if they realize that it is a Genjutsu, firstly. Secondly, if they want to release the person from the Genjutsu. You seem to be utterly contrasted to the point of not understanding how the Genjutsu played in the movie at all. What is the point in watching the movie when you do not understand the difference between a plot device, and an actual contributed into the combination of a superior deus ex machina."