Surviving a strike does not mean in any instance that there is a genjutsu. I think you guys are the one using word without thinking their meaning. A genjutsu doesn't mean reality. Even Tsukyomi of Itachi which causes one to suffer does not inflict physical damage. Everything is done in the realm of the consciousness. There was no illusion in that fight, and Madara was really wounded. How can it be an illusion. If it was a genjutsu, then Hashirama should have fought alone with a dummy Madara, and therefore Madara wouldn't have any scar on his chest.That fact remains that Madara survived that fight when Hashirama thought that he had been killed. You seem to be ignoring this critical reality. The OP isn't stating that Madara was completely fine when he used his genjutsu, only that he used it to make Hashi think that he had been killed. That is all.
Say whaaat??Because he didn't want to kill him, his intention was just to obtain his DNA, and it's also possible that Madara killed him at another time thats why hashi died young
i'm fairly certain that madara was part of the illusion also, and that the real madara was up on the hill derp pointed outBut Madara it's still wounded,and if the genjutsu ended,why is Madara still on the ground?
Interesting, thank you for sharing. LolI think it's because Madara's EMS is able to control time or something like that.. if you watch Madara vs Hashirama..
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during the fight you see how Madara uses his EMS to go backards or something like that.. on 03:06
please watch the video and you'll see what i mean![]()
My reasoning is shallow? You do not see the point. The reason that people notice that they are in a genjutsu most of the time is because it is obvious. Subtle genjutsus can slip the target's notice. For example, Sasuke placed a genjutsu on Danzo to make him think that one eye on his hand was still open, and that is all. He changed nothing else, and it was such a small illusion that Danzo had not noticed it at all.Surviving a strike does not mean in any instance that there is a genjutsu. I think you guys are the one using word without thinking their meaning. A genjutsu means reality. Even Tsukyomi of Itachi which causes one to suffer does not inflict physical damage. Everything is done in the realm of the consciousness. There was no illusion in that fight, and Madara was really wounded. How can it be an illusion. If it was a genjutsu, then Hashirama should have fought alone with a dummy Madara, and therefore Madara wouldn't have any scar on his chest.
The truth is that Hashirama was thinking, and he thought he struck Madara. Since the strike was real, we know that he wasn't in a genjutsu. Hashirama's account is perfectly corroborated by Madara himself. Madara said he escape death and needed to attach himself to the gedo Mazou to survive. Fact is that we don't know the time before Hashirama implanted Hashirama's cell in his wound and the time of Rinnegan awakening. Given how weak an uchiha body his with respect to Senju, there are possibilities that Madara's body was overtaken by Hashirama's DNA. An hint in the manga is that Madara remained inexistant after the fight with Hashirama in every country.
This disappearance of Madara itself shows that he was seriously damaged by Hashirama's strike and was saved only by the cell. I don't think you are being logical when you argue that Madara used a genjutsu just to take a strike that would cause him to not attack Konoha anymore.
As far as I am concerned, your reasoning is very shallow, and the only it proves that you don't read the series as a whole. I could even say that you are not reasoning. Rather, you are conjecturing, and as long there is no fact to back up your conjecture, it is useless. Madara being alive is explained in the manga by himself - He used Hashirama's cell to heal his wound. So tell me what he used the genjutsu for?
Note: Even the so said stupid Naruto know if he is in a genjutsu or not. Apart from Koto genjutsu, all genjutsu controlled people know they are being controlled.
Ty and nice AvyMakes sense...You must have lot of time in your hands mate.
My reasoning is shallow? You do not see the point. The reason that people notice that they are in a genjutsu most of the time is because it is obvious. Subtle genjutsus can slip the target's notice. For example, Sasuke placed a genjutsu on Danzo to make him think that one eye on his hand was still open, and that is all. He changed nothing else, and it was such a small illusion that Danzo had not noticed it at all.
Madara COULD have placed a genjutsu on Hashirama at the very end of their fight when a panel was dedicated to only Madara's sharingan. The only thing he had to change was the placement of where Hashirama struck him. The illusion would be that Madara was was inches to the side from where he truly was. That would have placed Hashirama's strike to the side of the spine instead of actually severing his spine as Hashirama had thought. Cutting his spine would have been fatal, but missing by a few inches would have just been a critical wound. This subtle difference could have went unnoticed by Hashirama. Madara stated that he injected Hashirama's cells into the wound he suffered in that battle. As you can see here, it is on his left pectoral region and not in the middle of his sternum where Hashirama thought he stabbed him.
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Edit: I'm not sure what Hashirama noticed on top of the hill but it could have been, and again this is speculation, a small fault in Madara's genjutsu.
Not Shusui's Genjutsu. Got you thereSurviving a strike does not mean in any instance that there is a genjutsu. I think you guys are the one using word without thinking their meaning. A genjutsu means reality. Even Tsukyomi of Itachi which causes one to suffer does not inflict physical damage. Everything is done in the realm of the consciousness. There was no illusion in that fight, and Madara was really wounded. How can it be an illusion. If it was a genjutsu, then Hashirama should have fought alone with a dummy Madara, and therefore Madara wouldn't have any scar on his chest.
The truth is that Hashirama was thinking, and he thought he struck Madara. Since the strike was real, we know that he wasn't in a genjutsu. Hashirama's account is perfectly corroborated by Madara himself. Madara said he escape death and needed to attach himself to the gedo Mazou to survive. Fact is that we don't know the time before Hashirama implanted Hashirama's cell in his wound and the time of Rinnegan awakening. Given how weak an uchiha body his with respect to Senju, there are possibilities that Madara's body was overtaken by Hashirama's DNA. An hint in the manga is that Madara remained inexistant after the fight with Hashirama in every country.
This disappearance of Madara itself shows that he was seriously damaged by Hashirama's strike and was saved only by the cell. I don't think you are being logical when you argue that Madara used a genjutsu just to take a strike that would cause him to not attack Konoha anymore.
As far as I am concerned, your reasoning is very shallow, and the only it proves that you don't read the series as a whole. I could even say that you are not reasoning. Rather, you are conjecturing, and as long there is no fact to back up your conjecture, it is useless. Madara being alive is explained in the manga by himself - He used Hashirama's cell to heal his wound. So tell me what he used the genjutsu for?
Note: Even the so said stupid Naruto know if he is in a genjutsu or not. Apart from Koto genjutsu, all genjutsu controlled people know they are being controlled.
EVen if Sasuke place a genjutsu on Danzou, everything for which Sasuke place a genjutsu became reality. Danzou's Izanagi failed, and at that moment, Danzou could notice he was under a genjutsu if Sasuke did not tell him. The reason the person who is in genjutsu can notice the genjutsu is that they end up noticing that their action yield no result. Even with your genjutsu argument, you are failing to understand my line of argumentation. If Madara really used a genjustu, then this genjutsu failed, because he was struck anyway. The fact that Hashirama came from the back prove that Madara couldn't see him coming. You need to do better.My reasoning is shallow? You do not see the point. The reason that people notice that they are in a genjutsu most of the time is because it is obvious. Subtle genjutsus can slip the target's notice. For example, Sasuke placed a genjutsu on Danzo to make him think that one eye on his hand was still open, and that is all. He changed nothing else, and it was such a small illusion that Danzo had not noticed it at all.
Madara COULD have placed a genjutsu on Hashirama at the very end of their fight when a panel was dedicated to only Madara's sharingan. The only thing he had to change was the placement of where Hashirama struck him. The illusion would be that Madara was was inches to the side from where he truly was. That would have placed Hashirama's strike to the side of the spine instead of actually severing his spine as Hashirama had thought. Cutting his spine would have been fatal, but missing by a few inches would have just been a critical wound. This subtle difference could have went unnoticed by Hashirama. Madara stated that he injected Hashirama's cells into the wound he suffered in that battle. As you can see here, it is on his left pectoral region and not in the middle of his sternum where Hashirama thought he stabbed him.
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Edit: I'm not sure what Hashirama noticed on top of the hill but it could have been, and again this is speculation, a small fault in Madara's genjutsu.