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Many people argue that the Six Paths are just corpses. I agree to a certain extent. Yes they are dead BUT their personality and mind are still intact. You ask how can a dead person have a personality much less think. Look at the Edo Tensei. We all know logic doesn't apply to Naruto.
Anyway. My theory is that the Six Paths can control their own movements, have their own thought, and so own.
I was looking back over the Manga to see if their were any pages that support my claim. This one does. When Naruto throws the Rasen Shuriken. We see Animal Path freeze in what I believe is fear. And Human Path has to physically pull her out of the way.
If Nagato has full control over them, then way didn't he just make her jump out of the way like the rest of them?
So I believe that Nagato can control them. When he needs to. But they can also move without his control. In the Naruto vs the six paths fight I think the paths were moving own their own accord, all except for Deva Path (Pain) I believe Nagato directly controls this one through out the whole fight.
This is my first Theory that I have shared. I respect constructive criticism
Anyway. My theory is that the Six Paths can control their own movements, have their own thought, and so own.
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I was looking back over the Manga to see if their were any pages that support my claim. This one does. When Naruto throws the Rasen Shuriken. We see Animal Path freeze in what I believe is fear. And Human Path has to physically pull her out of the way.
If Nagato has full control over them, then way didn't he just make her jump out of the way like the rest of them?
So I believe that Nagato can control them. When he needs to. But they can also move without his control. In the Naruto vs the six paths fight I think the paths were moving own their own accord, all except for Deva Path (Pain) I believe Nagato directly controls this one through out the whole fight.
This is my first Theory that I have shared. I respect constructive criticism