either a seal placed, a marked item or the ability to quickly place a seal. My point was more, FTG requires some type of PREP. its an incredibly advanced and taxing Space-time ninjutsu that literally, 3 people in all of naruto could master. it isnt exactly a normal clone or substitution. So a ninja too fatigued to use his dojutsu more then likely isnt gunna have the chakra to safely use or spam flying rajin either. maybe you forgot just how taxing of a jutsu it is but for a normal shinobi it took a whole team to successfully use the FTG technique for normal ninjas.

the fatigue arguement doesnt work as a counter, that applies to ANY jutsu. Yes it is, but more often than not Flying Raijin comes out on top.ġ. Imagine the user is extremely fatigued already and they get attacked by someone, they go to teleport with Amenotejikara and find that they're unable to due to their fatigue.Īmen is restricted by a tiny range limit though, Flying Raijin isn't. You created a scenario exactly where Flying Raijin doesn't work, that isn't fair, I can do the same. Same as above, the entire area is covered in small pieces of rock broken from various battles, there are even small pieces of rock under where Madara is swapped to. The entire area was filled with rubble, he could have swapped with any of it. Sasuke swapped with one of Naruto's truth seeking balls, reread their fight and pay attention. Or you teleport to an old tag and now you are hundreds or even thousands of miles away? how do you get back if you dont have a tag placed THERE now? No teleportation, unless you just jump to a way previously lain tag, who knows where it could be now or what could be there in that place now(imagine you lay a tag on a sidewalk and now a bus stop is there, or a crowd of people? ouch, or on a weapon thats now in the trash somewhere? or the bottom of a lake?) Or you need to have them already placed(IE: minato and his kunai)īut lets say, you are fresh outta the shower and BOOM attacked while there naked and unprepared(because thats actually a PERFECT time to ambush someone) no kunai or tagged weapons and no time to lay tags everywhere? you are screwed. These are also the guys who do 1 handed rasengans, handsignless water jutsu and react to guys like juubito. we cant assume its just an effortless task simply because they can do it that way. you need to be able to place a tag(and fast) weve seen tobirama and minato do this but they are also 2 of the fastest ever. It has one HUGE downfall, and thats that it REQUIRES tags.ġ. It also PUT madara between them, where there was nothing there to be swapped with before. unless you want to argue he swapped with 'air' or empty space or something. It clearly teleported him(and only him) twice. look at sasuke vs madara, or sasuke vs naruto. Teleports anywhere the user has tagged instantlyġ. Never shown to have a range limit, at minimum the limit is many times greater than Amentojikara's Used by Minato dozens of times with no sign of fatigue

Swaps the position and momentum of two objects, doesn't actually teleport As a result, the door is open for any of the major Z-fighters, even Yamcha, to learn these strange new techniques and earn a major power boost in the process.Only able to use a handful of times before fatigue Luffy from One Piece. Furthermore, the art of flying that so many characters have mastered is also achieved through Ki, and is likely another (basic) example of what the people of Yardrat dedicate their life to studying. In theory, the future of Dragon Ball could see Goku and Vegeta creating clones of themselves in battle, or expanding their fists in the style of Monkey D. The fact that Instant Transmission is just one possible usage of Ki control could also have major ramifications for Dragon Ball's characters moving forward. This new information, however, roots the technique deep into Dragon Ball's mythology in a way that fits logically alongside established canon. Previously, Instant Transmission felt like somewhat of an anomaly in the Dragon Ball universe, or arguably even a mere plot device to avoid lengthy scenes of Goku flying past the same 4 trees. While many fans might've already figured that Ki was responsible for Instant Transmission, the technique's origins in ' spirit control' are far more interesting, expanding on what was already established about Yardrat and its inhabitants in the original manga, but in a logical way. The most surprising part of the explanation reveals that Instant Transmission is just one of several Ki control techniques, and other potential uses include creating Naruto-style clones of oneself and increasing body size several times over.

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