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After controlling the Juubi, we see that Obito was clearly able to hold on to his shakujo with his own hand. This weapon is formed from a substance(likely more powerful than Jinton) that is supposed to atomize anything it touches. That's as close to being able to hold antimatter in your hand as you can get. What does this mean? This means that there is a very high possibility that the current Obito is indestructible. Even if there is someone stronger, they still may not be able to disassemble him. He may be as solid as the fabric of space itself.
But, lets say that there is something powerful enough to destroy him, maybe Darkseid's Omega Beams or Goku's Kamehameha wave. He would just slip through it with Kamui. Of course, let's say something is so fast, it catches him off guard, he could just use Izanagi.
The Alliance has to come up with something so powerful and so fast that not only can it bypass Obito's super reflexes(likely on the scale of nano secs) to prevent Kamui, the attack has to be powerful enough to destroy something that can't be disassembled. And they have to be able to do it twice due to Izangi. The only way I can think of to do that is to have two black holes ready and launch them at near light speeds. So I think it's safe to say that the Alliance isn't winning this one by brute force.
But, lets say that there is something powerful enough to destroy him, maybe Darkseid's Omega Beams or Goku's Kamehameha wave. He would just slip through it with Kamui. Of course, let's say something is so fast, it catches him off guard, he could just use Izanagi.
The Alliance has to come up with something so powerful and so fast that not only can it bypass Obito's super reflexes(likely on the scale of nano secs) to prevent Kamui, the attack has to be powerful enough to destroy something that can't be disassembled. And they have to be able to do it twice due to Izangi. The only way I can think of to do that is to have two black holes ready and launch them at near light speeds. So I think it's safe to say that the Alliance isn't winning this one by brute force.
