sasuke's eyes????? where r they?
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No, its only a transplant, when you transplant the new eyes the combined symbol appears in it.
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LMFAO!!!!!! XD
OT:sasuke ms fused with Itachi so he still has his eyes n no Naruto n sasuke will b equal
1.it has both designs
2.it took him days to take off his bandages for the fusion to work and other people who do transplan can use it right away
3. his susano'o is the same
4.his Amaterasu is still cast in the opposite eyes that Itachi uses
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Over time, use of the Mangekyō Sharingan's techniques deteriorates the user's eyesight to the point of blindness. Only by taking and transplanting the Mangekyō of another Uchiha clan member can the vision be restored, a process that results in the creation of an Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan (永遠の万華鏡写輪眼, Eien no Mangekyō Sharingan). The tighter the blood ties are between the "donor" and the receiver, the better it is for compatibility — a sibling for example would make the best donor.The time from fusing the donor's Mangekyō with the receiver's Mangekyō to the point of full recovery is at least several days as seen in Sasuke's case. Not only does this process permanently restore one's eyesight, but it also gives the person even greater increases in power. The Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan also changes form from the original Mangekyō form, to what appears to be a fusion of the wielder's own Mangekyō with the transplanted one. If an Uchiha with the Mangekyō Sharingan is reincarnated through the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation technique, they gain the ability to use the Mangekyō Sharingan for extended periods of time without complaints of any deteriorating vision.
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^_^ trueOver time, use of the Mangekyō Sharingan's techniques deteriorates the user's eyesight to the point of blindness. Only by taking and transplanting the Mangekyō of another Uchiha clan member can the vision be restored, a process that results in the creation of an Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan (永遠の万華鏡写輪眼, Eien no Mangekyō Sharingan). The tighter the blood ties are between the "donor" and the receiver, the better it is for compatibility — a sibling for example would make the best donor.The time from fusing the donor's Mangekyō with the receiver's Mangekyō to the point of full recovery is at least several days as seen in Sasuke's case. Not only does this process permanently restore one's eyesight, but it also gives the person even greater increases in power. The Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan also changes form from the original Mangekyō form, to what appears to be a fusion of the wielder's own Mangekyō with the transplanted one. If an Uchiha with the Mangekyō Sharingan is reincarnated through the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation technique, they gain the ability to use the Mangekyō Sharingan for extended periods of time without complaints of any deteriorating vision.
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Sasuke said that he had Itachi's eyes.
Plus the magna states transplant and exchange and it says the younger brother's eyes found a new light:
As for it taking so long, I read a post that says it takes so long for recovery because Sasuke and Itachi's Doryoku is fusing together, not their actual eyes.
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Plus the magna states transplant and exchange and it says the younger brother's eyes found a new light:
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As for it taking so long, I read a post that says it takes so long for recovery because Sasuke and Itachi's Doryoku is fusing together, not their actual eyes.
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Whats all this fusion nonsense? It was a freakin transplant. I'm sure "transplant" was the only term that was was used to describe this throughout the manga. Sasuke has Itachi's eyes in his eye sockets but he still has his own powers (which are now eternal/spammable).
The only thing that "fused" were the two MS designs.
The only thing that "fused" were the two MS designs.
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EMS is the fusion of both eyes as seen with this creepy statue ems requires too sets of eyes
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Read my post above, it shows why its not a fusion, that statue is put there to represent the power of 2 MS coming together not the actual eyes themselves.
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This whole topic is still debatable.
For a long time, I agreed with the 'fusion' theory, considering the statue with 2 sets of eyes from the manga and the fact that Izuna did not take Madara's eyes, just as Madara took his. This could simply be a result of the plot, but it makes a lot of sense if someone like Izuna could not gain EMS if his eyes combined with Madara's.
Like I said, however, the topic is still debatable because a 'fusion' doesn't really make logical sense. In addition, as someone has posted, there is manga evidence pointing to the latter, in a panel where Sasuke directly sates that his current pair of eyes are actually Itachi's.
For a long time, I agreed with the 'fusion' theory, considering the statue with 2 sets of eyes from the manga and the fact that Izuna did not take Madara's eyes, just as Madara took his. This could simply be a result of the plot, but it makes a lot of sense if someone like Izuna could not gain EMS if his eyes combined with Madara's.
Like I said, however, the topic is still debatable because a 'fusion' doesn't really make logical sense. In addition, as someone has posted, there is manga evidence pointing to the latter, in a panel where Sasuke directly sates that his current pair of eyes are actually Itachi's.
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I guess, its "like" a fusion though not exactly fusion.
Because if its just a transplant, then both the brothers will just exchange eyes and VOILA! both have EMS xD
Because if its just a transplant, then both the brothers will just exchange eyes and VOILA! both have EMS xD
"And simply gaining another's eyes didn't equate to gaining this power"
Sounds like it's not that simple. A way to prevent this to happen: You can only gain EMS if you've exhausted your MS by overusage because otherwise people could just trade their MS to get EMS. Maybe it's this feeling of losing sight in the sharingan that triggers the ability to upgrade your eyes to EMS if you insert new MS?
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When he said that he was probably referring to the compatibility between the donor and the person getting the eyes.
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Okay, for all you guys who can't really think logically: If it wasn't a fusion then why weren't people with MS just trading eyes like candy? It /has/ to be both a transplant+fusion otherwise everyone would attempt to be incredibly OP and there would be no sense of "self sacrifice" or "theft" involved in the manga at all.
The key basics to a story line are development, most of which are done through "reoccurring themes" as seen across the board in all animes. Naruto, the anime, has tons of them; but as described by Madara with his brother it was supposed to be for "self sacrifice" and in sasuke's case "attaining a greater power".
The key basics to a story line are development, most of which are done through "reoccurring themes" as seen across the board in all animes. Naruto, the anime, has tons of them; but as described by Madara with his brother it was supposed to be for "self sacrifice" and in sasuke's case "attaining a greater power".
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Sigh.. read the manga pages above, Sasuke said these are your eyes to Itachi. As for why people weren't trading eyes: why would they want to help another person gain power.