Now that Tobi's intangibility has finally been explained we understand how he can avoid damage.
But there is one thing I dont get. Kakashi has explicidly stated that Tobi moves one part (the part of his body that would be damaged) of himself to the other dimension. So in other words, one part of him is intangibly while the rest of his body isnt.
Now: Do you remember the fight with Fu and Torune? There was this one scene where Tobi was about to hit Fu with his fist. At the same time Torune threw a kunai at Tobi. To avoid the kuna, which was about to hit Tobi's head, Tobi made himself intangible. But not only did the kunai go thorugh his head, his fist also went through Fu's face.
Why didnt Tobi just made his head intangible (-> move it to the other dimension) and leaf the rest of his body physically so he can hit Fu?
I realize it isnt that important since Tobi won anyway but it kind of contradicts how Kakashi explained his intangibility.
But there is one thing I dont get. Kakashi has explicidly stated that Tobi moves one part (the part of his body that would be damaged) of himself to the other dimension. So in other words, one part of him is intangibly while the rest of his body isnt.
Now: Do you remember the fight with Fu and Torune? There was this one scene where Tobi was about to hit Fu with his fist. At the same time Torune threw a kunai at Tobi. To avoid the kuna, which was about to hit Tobi's head, Tobi made himself intangible. But not only did the kunai go thorugh his head, his fist also went through Fu's face.
Why didnt Tobi just made his head intangible (-> move it to the other dimension) and leaf the rest of his body physically so he can hit Fu?
I realize it isnt that important since Tobi won anyway but it kind of contradicts how Kakashi explained his intangibility.