Originally posted by AuraAngel
Dust Release lets you be born to nuke without any prerequisite.
It does require training apparently, a big deal was made of Onoki learning it from Muu. But yea, genetics.
That said you guys are wrong. Bijuu Bombs have become another tool for strategy, not it's replacement. Remember when they aimed for the Juubi's eye and stuff? I'll admit that Naruto powering up an army is silly especially without getting tired but it is still a strategy. As is aiming for Madara and Obito instead of attacking the Juubi. And so is Bee launching himself right into the Juubi's mouth, pushing it's Bijuu bomb inside.Strategy still exists and while there are moments of horrendous PIS(mostly involving Onoki) that does not change things.
Heck, aiming for the eye wasn't sufficient strategy, or attacking from above. It was only because Bee used Kakashi to get surprise that it worked.
Strong moves are win against weakest foes, but that's hardly unique to biju balls- if a foe is weak enough, then Zabuza's mist-kill technique is an instant win! Not to mention the ever-popular Minato relies on an attack that normally requires no strategy beyond 'appear next to enemy, cut throat.' Not very deep... unless the foe is high level themselves.
Biju Ball isn't different, really. Overpowers weak foes, but against strong foes you need to be smart with it. And considering it is being used against strong foes and people are being smart with it, and even then it's not winning fights... yea, you're totally right, Aura.
NemeBro
Onoki destroyed 25 chakra clones, and before you bring up Tsunade's chakra powering him, I'll note that the only reason Onoki even needed chakra was because he himself was getting very low.
I'm going to bring it up because he never did a Dust release that big or strong on his own.
I will also note how it was in turn part of a large strategy where Mei Terumi, A, and Gaara worked together to trap Madara by sending an electrified-water-dragon with sand in it through the dust block to catch him by surprise.
It's all about the teamwork.