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1.) Because she absorbed a large deal of it. It doesnt mean it was enough for any of what your saying she could do. Having more chakra than Naruto and Sasuke doesnt mean anything, and what? She was building that chakra to use the ETSB from the moment she entered her root dimension.
2.) That speculation on your part and it not going off doesnt change this. If there's nothing else to go on, we go off of the TSB limitation since it IS a TSB and thats literally the one thing we have for it. Nothing else. We cant use the not going off to suddenly determine if it has or doesnt have the same limits as a regular TSB. Being stronger =/= getting more range.
3.) Already proven by kakashis statement, otherwise using Kamui would be no problem. And it was. Plus, they were in her root dimension which connects to the other ones.
4.) Which is impossible because of above. She can't be out of radius because then she'd lose control of it destroying the whole dimension by being out of range. And she can't avoid the blast because more than this dimension was going to be destroyed.
No, the burden of proof isnt on me this time Rep. You're the one claiming the move doesnt have the same limitations as a regular TSB, so you need to prove it.
2.) That speculation on your part and it not going off doesnt change this. If there's nothing else to go on, we go off of the TSB limitation since it IS a TSB and thats literally the one thing we have for it. Nothing else. We cant use the not going off to suddenly determine if it has or doesnt have the same limits as a regular TSB. Being stronger =/= getting more range.
3.) Already proven by kakashis statement, otherwise using Kamui would be no problem. And it was. Plus, they were in her root dimension which connects to the other ones.
4.) Which is impossible because of above. She can't be out of radius because then she'd lose control of it destroying the whole dimension by being out of range. And she can't avoid the blast because more than this dimension was going to be destroyed.
No, the burden of proof isnt on me this time Rep. You're the one claiming the move doesnt have the same limitations as a regular TSB, so you need to prove it.