Originally posted by dadudemon
Any proof that "Elemental Kekkai Genkai's with Earth as one element" is immune to lightning?
One, we don't know it's components. Two, the kekkei genkai is the magnetism controlling the substance, not the substance itself.
The most likely element in it is probably lightning considering how magnetism works, which would speak against vulnerability. If anything it's probably Lightning/Earth.
The proof:Gold is among the best conductors of electricity.
Which makes it better for defense against lightning. It means lightning will go through the gold rather than it's original target.
Water isn't poor against lightning either.
We already know what Danzo can do. No need to rehash..but I will say this:He wins simply because he's faster.
Uh, no? Danzo isn't particularly a speedy fighter to begin with, and even the 3.5 rated Hidan can keep up with Kakashi, who's faster than Danzo.
I don't think Danzo necessarily has any speed edge, and definitely not a blitz-level edge.
Cause he does not have an auto-defense shield and his "gold "appears to be slower.
No, it hasn't moved any slower that we've seen. Gaara has only gotten past by trickery, not speed.
He blocked Gaara's higher speed sand attacks just fine.
Gaara was/is weak against speed and penetration attacks.
Was early in part one, but he was already able to defend against the rather fast Kimimaro by the end of it.
Gold is denser and thus should be better against penetration attacks.
We have zero speed feats for the others. We can, however, show quite clearly that Yondaime Kazakage is definitly not going to be able to avoid speedy people...which is just about every decent jonin.
No... no we can't. Why do you keep saying this when he hasn't demonstrated any lack of speed?
It doesn't. When is the last time you saw lightning hurt the user "supplying" it? By your logic, anytime Kakashi or Sasuke use Chidori or Lightning Blade, they are severely electrocuting themselves. A is killing himself. B paralyzed himself, and so forth.Lightning techniques just don't work that way.
What... does that have to do with what I said?
I never said the lightning user would be hurt. I'd say the gold would conduct the attack away from the defender. The attack will naturally go to the gold and not the Kazekage, he can steer it's course to miss, hit the ground or what have you.
And, baseless, but I think that lightning would null/stop the gold sand in its tracks similarly to Sasuke being able to punch through Gaara's ultimate defense but much more significantly due to it being a very powerful conductor.
Gaara's sand could be punched through because it's earth, and the electricity will tightly drill through it.
Gold being a conductor, the attacks should spread through it more, lowering the penetration. It's like water- water jutsu is not disadvantaged against lightning and it's an excellent conductor as well.
Also, Gaara is much better than his father because: Wherever Gaara goes, he can make sand out of just about anything.
The 4th Kazekage made his sand basically just appear at the start of this fight. Either he's got it in storage seals, or he's actually making it.
Either way, it doesn't seem to be a problem, when he can use enough to cancel a Sand Tsunami on the fly.
TheAuraAngelProbably because him being able to use Iron Sand doesn't make sense in context. The 3rd was the strongest Kazekage by far apparently yet the 4th would be able to use his technique?
We know the 3rd was the strongest, we don't know by how much. And we don't know if they'll keep saying he was the strongest if Gaara says around 😉
The 4th was strong enough to still be considered a strategic asset to keep other villages on their toes in place of a strong jinchuuriki.
He might but not stated. Know who else can use Iron Sand whenever he wants? Sasori. And look at his rank.Edit: Crap. Could have sworn he'd been placed in S-. Feel dumb now. Ah well, Sasori is more awesome than Gaara's dad. And has more variety going for him.
Sasori's a rather strong S at that, IMO. In no small part due to the 3rd puppet (without which he'd still be full-S, but lower in full-S)