Tobirama vs 4th Raikage

[TurrinB]

Tobirama has obviously been portrayed as the stronger Shinobi; in-fact in this instance we can see exactly how Ei performed against a Shinobi with similar skills to Tobirama, and it was not necessarily a good performance.

 

[Bogard]

That does not affect A's fighting style, he use only ninjutsu and genjutsu. For ninjutsu he don't need hand seals unlike Tobirama, plus Tobirama's fighting style is completely focused on ninjutsu with hand seals.

Not really. It does affect his taijutsu since without an arm, he can't use his liger bomb for example. I do understand what you mean though, but this thread was just made for intertainment since like i've said, i only wanted to know how they would fare in these conditions. A can't use genjutsu btw lol

 

[A v i]

Tobirama has obviously been portrayed as the stronger Shinobi; in-fact in this instance we can see exactly how Ei performed against a Shinobi with similar skills to Tobirama, and it was not necessarily a good performance.

Plz,don't even try to use that as an argument to support Tobirama here.Minato clearly has the advantage with kunai during that battle which would greatly effect the outcome and with the conditions in OP.Tobirama has 0 attacks that can do something against Raikage let alone winning this battle.Neither Minato not Tobirama can with this battle with those conditions.

 

[Gold Lightning]

You might as well give both characters both their arms to make it fair.

V2 Ay will be a tough opponent to beat. Considering Minatos kunai seemed like it was going to be enough to hurt him, I don't see any reason why water slash won't at least cut Ay up a bit. But that's if Ay doesn't completely evade it, I doubt it's fast enough to hit him anyway.

I wish you said it was Third Raikage and not Ay, third would decimate. But with Ay it's difficult to say, the lack of prepped kunai for Tobirama makes it easier for Ay to deal with FTG.

If both have 1 arm then Ay wins since Tobirama probably can't even use many jutsu without it.
If Tobirama has both arms then I'll say it goes either way extreme diff.

 

[Ken Masters]

With 1-arm Raikage wins, with both arms Tobirama wins

 

[pateuvasiliu]

Tobirama has this.

 

[PlasticAngelx]

Tobirama wins.

 

[Penguin]

Tobirama has it. He can hiraishin without hand seals, and with FTG level 2 which is canon > Ei, he wins.

 

[Princessu Kaaantchan]

Tobirama takes Ay and Minato with very little difficulty.

 

[Minator93]

Tobirama needs Ninjutsu against Ay, otherwise he's a goner U_U

 

[Ababeel]

Tobirama does not have a chance. He can't use his water jutsus, ET, clones...etc
All what he can do is running around with his FTG, and even that is debatable since A almost got Minato who's faster than Tobirama and has better reactio.

Actually, even with both of his hands, I think A would win more times than not.

Tobirama has obviously been portrayed as the stronger Shinobi; in-fact in this instance we can see exactly how Ei performed against a Shinobi with similar skills to Tobirama, and it was not necessarily a good performance.

I disagree. I don't see how Tobirama is portrayed to be stronger when he lost to Kin & gin.
On the other hand, A was portrayed to be able to handle them, and he was going to deal with them as well.

 

[A v i]

:|People actaully belive that Tobirama can do something against Raikage with one arm?

 

[Phact]

Ay will stomp tobirama in these conditions

 

[KidGamer65]

Tobirama can't even hurt Ay without Edo Tensei.

 

[A v i]

Tobirama can't even hurt Ay without Edo Tensei.

Yet, we have people who thinks that he can beat Ay with single hand.

 

[Gold Lightning]

I get the feeling that Ay's durability increased as he got older, considering lightning blade couldn't pierce him, yet he had to be saved against Minatos kunai.