People need to know the difference between rinne jutsus and six paths jutsu
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Oh Sasuke using bansho tenin was filler? I forgot. What about Madara absorbing Ninjutsu with his rinnegan? Or kakashi and guy assuming Obito didn't use the Six Paths on them because they developed counter attacks?
salamander uchiha
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And Obito confirmed he could use human path and was going to but Kabuto stopped him.
True..
How can the Six Paths be exclusive to Nagato if Madara is the original owner of the eye? I mean someone could argue that Sasuke doesn't have the Six Paths but Madara not having them despite being the original owner doesn't make much sense.
Rikudou Tobi
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The bold part is what I want to correct in this thread. It’s not called six path techniques, it’s called Rinne jutsu.
But there are Six Paths for the Rinnegan, that is a fact. So calling something like Almighty Push, a technique deriving from one of the Six Paths, a Six Paths' Technique, is not wrong.
Rikudou Tobi
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Wrong. It's called Rinne not six path techiques. Six path techniques has nothing to do with the Rinnegan
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Bro you need to understand something. That underline sentence, that "requirement" which you set, where we need to show scan like that, is nothing but your opinion and imagination.
There isn't any written manga rule like that, which you created for us in order to prove you wrong.
You basically set some fanfic requirement which in your opinion is the key and necessary, but in reality it doesn't prove anything. On the other hand, there are tons of other scans, which people could use in order prove this whole thread wrong.
Rikudou Tobi
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So it's fanfic just because you can't read what I said properly? My underline requirements is for you to show in the viz manga where the rinnegan powers is called six paths jutsu. That's it. Since you're claiming that six paths jutsu IS the Rinnegan jutsus Pain is using. It's not hard.
You simply don't understand that Six Paths has two meanings. One is a reference to the Holy Tree's power, such as Six Paths chakra and whatnot. The second has to do with the Six Paths of the Rinnegan (Deva, Outer, etc). Like in my example, Almighty Push belongs to the Deva Path. It is a Deva Technique, and likewise a Six Paths Technique. It belongs to the Six Paths.
If Rasengan belongs to Naruto, it's Naruto's Rasengan. If Almighty Push belongs to one of the Six Paths, it's a Six Paths' Technique.
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Rinnegan and it's paths and many other powers like tsukuyomi, amaterasu, susanoo were modeled on japanese mythology and some religion stuff. Rinnegan translates to Saṃsāra and Saṃsāra in Buddhism among many others things means cycle of existence/endless rebirth(basically reincarnation stuff). Kishi didn't create Rinnegan's paths name, they're based upon the six Buddhist Paths of Reincarnation. There's no such thing as "Rinne jutsu", all of Rinnegan powers( excluding original owner unique power) are assigned into 6 paths.
Also about that "Rinne" thing you like to mention in this thread. Rinne is obviously just a short for Rinnegan. Rinne translates to "Wheel Cycle" which again refers to cycle of existence(Samsara(Rinnegan))
To claim that Six path techniques has nothing to do with the Rinnegan is ridiculous, considering that Rinnegan's paths share their names with the six Samsaric realms of reincarnation and the name of the dojutsu itself translates to Samsara.
Rikudou Tobi
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You simply don't understand that Six paths in Naruto represents Chakra/Power and not the rinnegan its self. Otherwise you'd be arguing that Six path Sage Mode and Six path power (Kakashi/Obito) is all about the Rinnegan.
Learn that in the manga Obito referred to the "Ninegndo" pain used as "Rinne Ningendo." He said nothing about "Six path jutsu Ningendo" or "Six path jutsu Shinra tensei," that's all fanfic and your bias interpretation. When you find anything in the manga about six path jutsu being all 6 of those pain powers, then you come back and post it to me. If not, you have nothing but your own opinion and no facts. All your doing is speculating that Six path jutsu means the Rinne jutsu that come from the rinnegan.
I know about the Buddhism of reincarnation but just because you hear the word "six paths", doesn't automatically mean that its associated with the Rinnegan.
@Bold is completely wrong and it's clear to me that you didn't read.
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Well no duh, Rinne is what's associated with the rinnegan thus its techniques are called Rinne, but to claim that the six path techniques have anything to do with the rinnegan is just nonsense.
Six path jutsus are jutsus associated by jutsus using six path chakra. And since reading a paragraph is overwhelming for you. I'll just crop it out for you.
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I know that there are many things associated with six paths, but Rinnegan is one of those things. Rinnegan was literally called in the manga as "Eye of the Six Paths" or "Six Paths Rinnegan"
I also did read that other thing, Obito literally said "If I use the Rinnegan's Ningendo jutsu". Ningendo = human path = one of 6 paths of Rinnegan. That's common knowledge, nothing to argue about it. Just because there's a short used there, instead of a full word, you used this fact and based your whole thread and theory around it.
@bold is correct, but on top of those jutsu's you mentioned, there are also six paths of Rinnegan powers.
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I wouldn't be arguing that because I already said it has two meanings in the post you quoted.
Just follow with me here so I can see where you disconnect is.
Do you believe Almighty Push is part of the Deva Path?
Do you believe the Deva Path is one of the Six Paths?
If you answer yes to both, you're saying that Almighty Push is a techique of the Six Paths, therefore a Six Paths' Technique.
Please refrain from bringing up the manga. This has nothing to do with the story, but rather logic and grammar.
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Rikudou Tobi
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The rinnegan is not called the “eye of Six paths.” It’s called the “Samsera eye” literally meaning the eye of rebirth. It’s never been called six paths except for its wielder. It’s not that hard to understand.
The fact that you’re calling it a “theory” just proves that you have no idea on what you’re talking about because I’m taking these facts from the literal context of the manga. The six path jutsu being the jutsus of the rinnegan is a theory. And that’s your problem here, you think that the rinnegan jutsus are called six path jutsu despite not having a single manga page claiming to be of that term.
No, they’re just called Rinne, nothing more.
I mean I don’t care what you think the meanings are, I’m just gonna keep to what the manga stated they are otherwise you can post that scan like I said.
I believe that Almighty push is Tendo and that Tendo is the power of Rinne and not Six paths jutsu.
I believe that Six paths is just an indication of power stemming from chakra similar or exactly to Hagormoo.
The manga is what’s being argue here because the Naruto series are not going to pull exact replication of what the Buddhist mythos. It’s common sense.
The deity Susano’o is not the Storm God of the Naruto franchise. You draw what’s from the manga and the literal grammatical texts from the manga alone. You don’t pick and choose what Kishi writes. If Kishi states that one of Nagato’s powers is Rinne jutsu then there is no arguing that it’s called something else, and I know you have a problem excepting that.
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Rikudou Tobi
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:lol Why was Nagato also being referred as a third sage of six paths? Because of his Rinnegan.
And do you know why Hagoromo is called sage of six paths? That is because he was the original owner or possessor of the Rinnegan. And therefore he had mastery over the Six Paths.
Now to end this thread once and for all:
Nagato didn't create any "Rinne" powers
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