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LOL. So the person who can take negligible damage from Tsunade's punch is less durable than Kisame [You must be registered for see links]? Are you claiming this because Kisame is v4 Madara durability level since he survived Hirudora? If you're not making this idiotic claim, then please tell me how he's more durable than Orochimaru. Comparable? Perhaps, but that won't do anything for your argument when Naruto ripped off his arm in KN3 [You must be registered for see links] and forced him to use Oral Rebirth, KN3 being a long way beneath KN4. I agree KN1 didn't have a large effect on him, but that's merely another Oro durability feat.
Samehada as a shield? Nothing special, not enough to make the difference between an attack which clears 10,000 snakes with a shockwave and not busting through Kisame's entire body.
Absorbing chakra? Yes, but it doesn't drop the momentum of the attack since it occurred post-impact. So it's irrelevant. Anyways, KN4 Naruto bisected Oro. Anyways, this feat is not even comparable to KN4's shockwave which would've negged Kisame assuming there was direct contact.
So Orochimaru's best feat is tanking a punch from a tired, rusty and
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Tsunade? No seal=Super strength drops massively as shown by Sakura pre and post seal. :lol What a joke of a feat considering the scale we are talking here. And really now? Please don't be stupid. :lol He survived Hirudora because it was weakened by multiple factors so no, obviously no one here is putting it on that level of durability and the fact I'm even typing this sentence right now makes me cringe, but that's still a better feat than Orochimaru will ever have.Even if you want to argue that they are comparable, Samehada is just as durable as Kisame if not more durable considering he uses it as a shield to block B's blades. Kisame+Samehada>>>Orochimaru alone if you want to talk feats. B plowed through Samehada, put a hole in it and then blew Kisame's chest out with the leftover energy.
-Cutting Orochimaru in half isn't a feat worth noting here considering Itachi can cut him with a regular Kunai. How does this prove he overpowers B in brute strength again?
-Ripping off his arm isn't an amazing feat for the same reason cutting him in half isn't either, nor is it anything on the level of what Lariat did to Kisame. And what again puts KN4's attack on the snakes above V2 Lariat? Because Kisame has the better feats when it comes to actually damaging someone/something unlike the vast majority of all of KN3 and 4's feats.
No idea what this is supposed to infer at all. Which Biju tail shockwaves?
It's inferring that your comparison of shockwave sizes is irrelevant.
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Yes, but Oro knew of the density of KN4's chakra and was still surprised. Although since we're taking this route, KN6 Naruto tanked a massive TBB. So any feat discussion is not even a discussion in that regard.
No, he saw the chakra. Seeing it and actually knowing how tough it is are two completely different things.
No, he didn't take a massive Bijuu Dama. He was on the outskirts of a massive Bijuu Dama unless you are going to try and argue (again) that Deva Path also tanked the same amount of power KN6 did, and he got raped by Rasengan. So either you drop this point or you argue that KN6's Bijuu Dama is fodder meaning your point still doesn't hold.
KN6 SPANKS Bee. Bee can't even damage him. Repeated Lariats won't work because Kn4 Naruto will overpower him every. single. time. Dead KN6? Even though he tanked TBB with no damage? Okay.. Let's also not forget KN Naruto heals damage instantaneously.
He doesn't, and I've yet to see a legit reason why.
-KN4 lacks the strength feats to overpower B's lariat.
-Tanking a Bijuu Dama is a feat that doesn't exist for him, at least not tanking it anywhere near what would be considered the brunt.
-He heals as his body is damaged. B can damage him and doesn't have that drawback. Shouldn't have to tell you who falls first regardless of the healing factor.