leonheartmm
Senior Member
Originally posted by Kento
Yes he did. He made the mist so the Sharingan was useless. It's why Kakashi needed to dogs, and why until the mist cleared Kakashi didn't own Zabuza.No Gai found a way to beat the sharingan not because he moves faster than Kakashi.
Lee doesn't move unpredictable. He's fast and strong but unless drunk he's easy to predict.
What does seeing Deidara's bombs that don't move fast have to do with being unable to react to something unpredictable?
That be a better feat if Itachi was actually trying.
Or it could just be a unpredictable fighter has a better advantage than somebody like Lee who isn't. Or the fact that Gai found looking at the persons feet stops the sharingan and the fact the guy is spinning around and not looking at Sasuke. Or maybe some weird thing that the dark glasses he wears blocks it. lol That would be funny. Sunglasses > sharingan.
mist =/= attack we are talking about attacks
gai didnt find a way to beat the shaaringan's PERCEPTION{which is the ONLY thing under scrutiny here} he found a way to bypass the shaaringan USER'S ability to react. gai isnt capable of attacks beyond the shaaringan's INSIGHT
predictable or unpredictable, the argument being posted was that the sharingan cudnt see 6 attacks simultaneously, while lee was doing hundreds probably in a second or so. and was still perceived
diedara attacked with more than 5 bombs and all were seen and countered, destroying the argument posted which claimed that the sharingan cudnt counter said number of attacks
sure, itachi wasnt trying, tsukiymo, amaterasu and susano isnt TRYING at all.
and get your facts straight, gai found out that looking at sum1's feat stop the sharingan user from casting GENJUTSU, it doesnt hamper their precognitive and insight power{which is the only hting being discussed here} in the LEAST. also, that was only with a normal sharingan user, kakashi, itachi disproved that by casting genjutsu on naruto with pointing just a finger with his CLONE, even when naruto was forcibly looking down and away from him.