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So no explanation?
Oh no, I provided the explanation about three times now. It's out of my hands now, its up to you if you understand it or not.
So no explanation?
Oh no, I provided the explanation about three times now. It's out of my hands now, its up to you if you understand it or not.
Ohhh is that why you said "it's not a visual genjutsu"you clearly was trying to say that it isn't
No , you just explained why it isn't a visual genjutsu but you didn't explain what castes the genjutsu
Iamma make it simple, what is the thing that's doing the genjutsu if it's not the eyes? I mean it changes its appearance and records the actions of the victim so I assumed that it also castes the genjutsu
But you on the other didn't tell me what does the user use to cast the genjutsu
Because it's not...
Visual jutsu doesn't imply what body part uses it, but what body part the opponent perceives it with, you moron. You don't have to look into Itachi's eyes to be caught, therefor it's not visual.
Ok and since you're here , what body part does the genjustu attack? Lol
The brain. It works outside of the 5 senses, as directly explained in the manga.
It is not visual, nor tactile, nor auditory, nor taste or smell induced.
Do you also believe Madara is immune to Danzo using Izanagi?
No , you just explained why it isn't a visual genjutsu but you didn't explain what castes the genjutsu
Iamma make it simple, what is the thing that's doing the genjutsu if it's not the eyes? I mean it changes its appearance and records the actions of the victim so I assumed that it also castes the genjutsu
But you on the other didn't tell me what does the user use to cast the genjutsu
Ok and since you're here , what body part does the genjustu attack? Lol
It is visual, since itachi uses hus eye to cast it
Unlike izanami it doesn't putt you on genjutsu
And by attacking the brain you mean putting all the memories that the eye recorded and make the enemy memorize them by using his eyes
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That would make sense but if it attacks the brain how come there's an extra path in which the victim can leave the loop?
That. Doesn't. Matter. The argument wasn't ¨What casts the genjutsu¨, it was ¨Is it a visual genjutsu.¨ You tried to say yes it was; now that the explanation for why it isn't has been presented to you, you're trying to cop out and change the argument to avoid appearing like you are: Wrong. You can try to say ¨Oh but what part was it cast with¨, doesn't change that you were wrong when you said this.
Yes. Izanami works by recording the transpiring events with the user's sharingan, and placing the opponent in a genjutsu wherein the repeat that recorded content over and over again until they accept the destiny pre-seleceted by the user.
The very fact that the opponent does not look into the user's eyes to activate the genjutsu, means it is not a visual genjutsu and therefor the rinnegan has no immunity to it.
The opponent's eyes aren't even a factor, considering Kabuto was put into it while having his eyes sealed off from any sight at all, let alone visual genjutsu influence.
The eyes are recorders of the loop, but they are not used to cast it. Maybe that's what's confusing you.
Yes exactly, people were Saying some random shit and avoiding the Simple question I asked, and the fact that the eye does mostly all the work made me assume that it casts the genjutsu