If he moved his head down a head width worth then he would already be out of the way of the laser, he would actually be 5+ cm out of the way so you would need to prove those extra cm are in the timeframe.
Again, that's how the human head works, when you go in to move like that you are bound to move forward a bit first to avoid straining your neck too much.
But already it seems neither of us will convince each other with our arguments, so for the sake of this thread, we'll agree to disagree.
Not an agree to disagree situation in my opinion, its pretty basic.
Agree to disagree.
In what world is rotating your neck 20 degrees going to injure your neck muscles.
Try rotating your head downwards without moving a bit front first, and tell me if your chin isn't impacting your neck muscles or straining them.
I don't want to repeat myself over this again and again, so we'll agree to disagree.
We don't see that "rotation", this is just your spin on what happens with no evidence.
My evidence is biomechanics.
Pretty much. Animators showed these chain of events happening this way so none of us have a ground to stand on opposing what happened in front of us. So I kindly suggest you drop this part of the argument from the equation completely.
You're making a baseless head cannon, we don't even see this supposed movement you're trying to push.
The only one making baseless headcanon here is you. We don't have to see this "supposed movement". Our head and neck's mechanisms of functioning fill in the blanks for us.
Its not because it proves your spin on Naruto's movement makes no sense.
The "facing the ground" and "rotating to Madara" objectively happen long after the red line is already crossed as the scene shows, AKA out of timeframe. They are completely irrelevant to the actual movement at hand. Hopefully I do not have to repeat myself on this again.
Can I confirm this, you're saying that bending your neck slightly to the side is going to cause neck injuries?
Since you're cutting moving to the front a tiny bit out of the equation, yes, going in chin first without moving your head forward would definitely strain your muscles more than if you moved a tiny bit forward first to give your muscles room to bend to the side.
We've sung this song back-and-forth plenty of times so I'd kindly suggest we both stop cluttering this thread with this needless back-and-forths so as to avoid further prolonging this thread. Now we should just wait for the other CGMs to respond at this point.
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