Mamoru
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the last chapter already confused my foggy interpretation. So two things are confusing me now:
1. The whole reincarnation thing..it made sense from a figurative point with the Will of Fire and Curse of Hatred etc., but I don't get it now that they're actually talking about it literally.
The whole migration stuff has got me confused. Where does this come in place?
and 2. The Rinnegan. My theory was that since the Hagoromo was the first person to be BORN with chakra, he obtained a power his mother didn't. But now that he says his mother was stronger than he was, the placement of the rinnegan has gotten me confused. So sharingan (Kaguya) > rinnegan (hagoromo) > sharingan again (indra). Kaguya was capable of using infinite tsukunjasda without being shinju's jinchuriki or having rinnegan, so why did Madara need it?
it just looks random to me at this point. I'm probably wording it badly, but my main two confusions are the rinnegan's origin and the reincarnation crap and how does that fit into the story.
1. The whole reincarnation thing..it made sense from a figurative point with the Will of Fire and Curse of Hatred etc., but I don't get it now that they're actually talking about it literally.
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and 2. The Rinnegan. My theory was that since the Hagoromo was the first person to be BORN with chakra, he obtained a power his mother didn't. But now that he says his mother was stronger than he was, the placement of the rinnegan has gotten me confused. So sharingan (Kaguya) > rinnegan (hagoromo) > sharingan again (indra). Kaguya was capable of using infinite tsukunjasda without being shinju's jinchuriki or having rinnegan, so why did Madara need it?
it just looks random to me at this point. I'm probably wording it badly, but my main two confusions are the rinnegan's origin and the reincarnation crap and how does that fit into the story.