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Before starting, let me just guess something. You weren't completely present mentally while replying to this post. Am I right?
I said "Excluding Hashirama however, nearly all Uchihas I've seen are potentially stronger than their Senju counterparts, even if they are weaker in reality".
The formatted parts need your attention. In short, all Uchihas were potentially stronger even if not actually stronger (bar Hashirama), as we've seen. The rest of the clan is no exception to this general characteristic, obviously.
That contradicts nothing that I've said.
Clearly not talking about this fight. Maybe, you missed the part where I said "after losing Kurama".
Nope, you don't understand correctly. It is potential, not "Senju potential". Tobirama could've done that even if he wasn't a Senju.
Never said Tobirama's victory was unfair, bruh. He just didn't have enough potential as a Senju to beat Izuna who purely fought on his Uchiha potential.
Exactly. And "Uchihas were just not superior to them" because most Uchihas couldn't potentially reach their full capacity, and those who did (like during the Feudal era) just weren't as skilled as Senjus at that respective time. Doesn't change the fact that Uchihas were potentially superior to the Senjus.
Irrelevant. Has nothing to do with the clan's general potential.
But where do you even see that? Itachi, Sasuke, and Obito are the only Uchiha's to have been stronger than both Senju's we've seen bar Hashirama (talking about Tobirama and Tsunade). And we haven't even seen Senju members bar those three, who all existed during the Feudal Era bar Tsunade.
I said "Excluding Hashirama however, nearly all Uchihas I've seen are potentially stronger than their Senju counterparts, even if they are weaker in reality".
The formatted parts need your attention. In short, all Uchihas were potentially stronger even if not actually stronger (bar Hashirama), as we've seen. The rest of the clan is no exception to this general characteristic, obviously.
That's not what the Manga said. Itachi claimed that the first Uchiha to have been noted in awakening MS were Madara/Izuna, however he said overtime that the Uchiha began to try to achieve a perfect light (EMS) after more of them awakened MS following in Madara's example.
That contradicts nothing that I've said.
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How is this the same condition?
Clearly not talking about this fight. Maybe, you missed the part where I said "after losing Kurama".
So if I understand correctly. Tobirama being a Genius who crafted techniques on his own talent isn't 'potential'. When a person learns or creates a technique, it isn't based on their talent/genius or potential? :lol
Nope, you don't understand correctly. It is potential, not "Senju potential". Tobirama could've done that even if he wasn't a Senju.
Either way it doesn't change the fact that Tobirama defeated an MS Uchiha, without a single panel of him 'deceiving' his opponent and such. Kind of ironic that someone is arguing against the moral code of what a shinobi is. As if deceiving wasn't part of their structure.
Hell even Itachi uses forms of that. You know what it's called? Genjutsu! lol.
Never said Tobirama's victory was unfair, bruh. He just didn't have enough potential as a Senju to beat Izuna who purely fought on his Uchiha potential.
Sadly that isn't the case. The bottom line is that Senju's were dominate because the Uchiha's were just not as superior to them.
Exactly. And "Uchihas were just not superior to them" because most Uchihas couldn't potentially reach their full capacity, and those who did (like during the Feudal era) just weren't as skilled as Senjus at that respective time. Doesn't change the fact that Uchihas were potentially superior to the Senjus.
Even now the strongest Uchiha wouldn't stand next to the strongest Senju.
Irrelevant. Has nothing to do with the clan's general potential.