Originally posted by TheTyrant
And proof that it would work? You're using No Limits Fallacy since it's never been used on someone as good as Itachi in a fight. By your logic, Kakashi can beat Madara and Hashirama as well, since all he needs is a quick second of Kamui. You know that's bull.
You don't actually know what a No Limits Fallacy is. Let's start there.
A No Limits Fallacy is, as the name implies, a fallacy brought on by the entertaining of an idea that an ability is limitless.
If I were to claim Kakashi could put the moon in the Kamui dimension then that would be an example of a No Limits Fallacy. Because Kakashi has no demonstrated sufficient feats to back that claim. At all.
Now what I suggest is the Kakashi can use his Kamui to remove an adult male from the dimension. Has he shown the ability to do this? Yes, twice in fact(kinda 3 times but details). I'm not invoking a No Limits Fallacy as I'm arguing for an act that the manga has shown is possible.
As for Kakashi being able to beat Hashirama and Madara...well both are hilariously faster than Kakashi so that is why he'd lose. Bijuudama calcs are nuts. Granted his ability to spar Obito, a character who could dodge Naruto's attacks without Kamui, might indicate that he should be able to fight at that level but Obito was almost certainly exhausted from fighting all day.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
Itachi put Sasuke in Tsukuyomi instantly.
Remember when Sasuke removed the bands around his writs in order to release his shurikens, while Itachi's Mangekyo Sharingan was activated?
So this happens (notice the shurikens on the floor)
Then after Tsukuyomi's effects are over, we can still see the shurikens on the ground, meaning that little shuriken throwing part did actually occur.
http://94.23.34.161/manga/mangas/Naruto/388%20-%20The%20Difference%20in%20Strength%E2%80%A6!!%20/ch388_UK_Page_14.png
Take a note of the distance between them once Sasuke "breaks out."
http://94.23.34.161/manga/mangas/Naruto/387%20-%20Reality%E2%80%A6!!%20/ch387_UK_Page_10.png
So it's probably about at this point where Itachi puts Sasuke in Tsukuyomi.
Since they had been fighting non-stop since, and we know that there is no "activation time" required for it other than Mangekyo Sharingan, then we can conclude that it can be cast instantly. Kakashi's already said that about Itachi's genjutsu anyway. And we've seen them be cast instantly as well.
As for Sasuke, Sasuke didn't knowingly put Killer B under Tsukuyomi. It happened by pure instinct, Sasuke had no idea what the hell he just did. Same with Amaterasu.
All of that is insignificant to the lone arrow feat. Danzo could casually keep track of Sasuke, who incidentally allowed himself to be caught by Tsukuyomi because he wanted to break it and create an opening(yes Itachi allowed it but it seemed to be Sasuke's plan to get hit), but Sasuke's Susano'o arrows were much too fast for him. Yet Kakashi activates Kamui in time to stop one. It's a better activation feat and doesn't require eye contact.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
Obito's Kamui has done everything that Kakashi's has done. If you want offensive abilities, he put away both Fu and Torune mid-combat. Kakashi's Mangekyo is Obito's, so why would you think that their general abilities would be any different? If Kakashi's Kamui is so strong, then how come he didn't outright use it during the war against the significant resurrected people? Madara? Clearly, it's not as strong as you think it is. No Limits Fallacy.
As established you don't know what a No Limits Fallacy is. The reason Kakashi hasn't Kamui'd Madara is simple: Obito would just go get him. It's a net gain of nothing. And as for the war why not just beat up the resurrected people since none of the ones he fought were significantly stronger than him.
And Obito's Kamui is clearly different from Kakashi's. Obito has never starred at something and made it disappear. If Obito wants to make something vanish he has to grab it(Fu, Torune, Karin, Sasuke, Minato, Naruto). Kakashi can use it from any distance within reason(Naruto far away, Deidara far away, Gyuuki a distance away). The two are different plain and simple.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
Not really. Tsukuyomi and Izanagi are the best jutsus that we have yet seen in Naruto. The former makes one God within its duration while the latter alters reality. All Kamui does is make one intangible and pull someone into another dimension.
Now that is a No Limits Fallacy. Itachi demonstrated a little bit of mind rape. Tsukuyomi has never demonstrated much except a person's ability to feel the passage of time and a bit of mindrape. And again it needs eye contact. It requires you to have to work for using it. And Izanagi, while possibly better, is not spammable(unless you're Danzo). Not compared to Kakashi's Kamui and definitely not Obito's Kamui(the most spammable and probably most broken technique in the manga).
Originally posted by TheTyrant
He could easily kill or seal Kabuto, but he needed to put him under genjutsu in order to CANCEL the Edo Tensei. And what could he possibly do when Kabuto had rigged up their fighting ground and made himself pretty much immune to Tsukuyomi and basic genjutsu?
Oh man the good guys were fighting someone who looked unstoppable! Whatever shall they do?
See Sasuke fought Danzo whose move looked unstoppable but did he pull a magic never before seen jutsu out of nowhere to win(besides the Hawk but it is of far less importance)? Nope. Sasuke beat Izanagi by using some clever trickery and simple tactics involving moves that we the audience already knew he had. That's why the fight was fun. Had Itachi and Sasuke used their genius to figure out a way around Kabuto's defenses then it would have been way more entertaining.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
Also, Izanami was introduced after Izanagi.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izanagi
They're brother and sister in Japanese mythology. So obviously Kishi was building up towards Izanami and was planning to use it at one point. So why not have the most talented and gifted character in Naruto do it? No asspull out of the blue ability.
Using outside sources to count towards foreshadowing is doing it wrong. Example: I wrote a story with characters named Peter, John, and Andrew. That doesn't mean I can just plop in a random character named Judas to do what I need him to do. It fits a naming theme outside the story but inside there is no foreshadowing.
Or using another situation. Let's say in the Avengers, a film where a bunch of Marvel Superheroes(there are a lot of these guys), at the end all seems lost until Squirrel Girl appears to save the day. No one hints at her existence before hand. She just shows up. Are you going to tell me that just because she's from the same universe in the comics that justifies her appearing the movie out of nowhere?
Originally posted by TheTyrant
Obito and his reason for following Madara were the stupidest thing about this war. Itachi and Madara's returns were the best things about this war
An opinion does not equal mechanical issues in the writing. Sure there were mechanical issues in the Obito stuff but the Izanami thing utterly killed the tension of the fight and made it insufferably boring and anti-climactic.
We know, and kids do as well for that matter, that setting up something like Izanami must lead to a payoff. We know it will work. Kabuto seems to have no interest in this move so we know he isn't concerned by it and crafting strategies. Sure enough when Izanami is seen Kabuto can do nothing to stop it.
All of this leads to the audience having the same mundane feeling: Izanami will beat Kabuto. In between Izanami's introduction and Kabuto's defeat that feeling undercuts everything. Kabuto's flashbacks, the present fighting, all the speeches, everything. It mechanically kills the tension.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
Then how come Madara's still kicking? How come Kakashi's done NOTHING other than beat up a weakened Obitoo?
Because Obito can go to another dimension and get Madara is Kakashi ports him away. Waste of chakra.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
It's not that simple. You don't have to look at Itachi's eyes for his casual genjutsu which will control his 5 senses. He's not going to know that he's staring straight into Itachi's Mangekyo when his 5 senses are being controlled.
You seem to have gotten Kakashi mixed up with a 5 year old non-ninja.
Kakashi knows how genjutsu works. He is aware of how capable Itachi is.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
So you would pick Kamui over Rinnegan abilities, Edo Tensei, and Izanagi?
Yes lol. Particularly Obito's since it means I'd be able to do all kinds of things.
Originally posted by TheTyrant
It's not PIS/CIS. It's a limit put there so that Kakashi doesn't stomp characters with 1000 times more power than him. So obviously Kishimoto himself disagrees with your Kamui >> anything in Naruto way of thinking.
But it is. The only justification as to why Kakashi doesn't just Kamui Madara away is the reasoning that Obito would bring him back. But that isn't brought up in the manga so for now it is CIS since Kakashi has outright just not used Kamui to defeat the bad guys before.