[Theory] The Rinnegan Was Not Yet Fully Awakened When Madara Initially Awoke It

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So you're saying then that one becomes immediately adept at using Mokuton once you have it without learning to wield it? that doesn't sound logical.



I guess Obito had a knack for these things.


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I guess Obito had a knack for these things.


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It doesn't necessarily mean that if he was able to initially use it he already became a master of it, afterall he did not summon Wood Dragons or create forest and such. So it's only logical to conclude that Madara did not immediately became a master of Mokuton, it took time. And yet it took no time for Obito to become a master of Rinnegan wielding, therefore, the only valid conclusion is the Rinnegan's mastery is not learning how to use it, but rather, unlocking it.
 
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That's not the point, the point is Mokuton requires learning time to be a master of it, you don't become a Mokuton master immediately you have to learn how to properly wield it, so it takes time to do that, and yet, Obito, who just took Nagato's Mokuton began to be a master of the Rinnegan immediately after taking it from Nagato's corpse, so it's only logical to conclude that it's not the learning time for Nagato that necessitated Madara transplanting the Rinnegan in him, but rather, it's because he needed Nagato to unlock it to reach its' full power.



'Mastering' the rinnegan is still questionable in Obito's case. We haven't seen him do much. However, you have no grounds that the rinnegan was not fully awakened when Madara awakened it. So far, a 'fully awakened' rinnegan doesn't even exist in the manga. You made it up


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'Mastering' the rinnegan is still questionable in Obito's case. We haven't seen him do much. However, you have no grounds that the rinnegan was not fully awakened when Madara awakened it. So far, a 'fully awakened' rinnegan doesn't even exist in the manga. You made it up


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So you're saying now Obito is not a master of Rinnegan wielding? which is which? I thought you were arguing that he became immediately a master of Rinnegan wielding by giving the example that Obito became immediately a master at using Mokuton (which I have explained is false) so you're denying now that Obito is better at wielding the Rinnegan than Nagato? you seem to be contradicting yourself.
 
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This is actually something I touch on in my thread: , But yes I have always believed that he specifically gave nagato the rinnegan so that he could unlock it. Why else would he give such a precious item to some weak kid in one of the deadliest countries in the world with no protection, he had no choice, he had to give it to him.

Your reasons for believing so seem kinda of lacking though, I mean 3 paragraphs on gramatical wording? keep in mind that these are merely translations of a diferent language that could easily mean something else in its original form.
 

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This is actually something I touch on in my thread: , But yes I have always believed that he specifically gave nagato the rinnegan so that he could unlock it. Why else would he give such a precious item to some weak kid in one of the deadliest countries in the world with no protection, he had no choice, he had to give it to him.

Your reasons for believing so seem kinda of lacking though, I mean 3 paragraphs on gramatical wording? keep in mind that these are merely translations of a diferent language that could easily mean something else in its original form.

Thank you for the link i will read it
 
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