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The attack was a continuous string. The beam goes, and the swing follows almost instantly. It's not a two-part attack.M11UTD said:No it doesn't, at all.TataHakai said:Occam's razor and context heavily points towards Naruto dodging the beam then Madara swinging to try and hit him once more so i personally agree with this.
Every counter can be explained within the idea that Naruto dodged the beam then Madara swung.
If Naruto ducked beneath the beam first, then why did Madara swing his head to the right instead of down where Naruto is, this doesn't make sense and a weak counter.
You're just talking from your imagination now, it was just one panel and none of that happened.JohnHendrix212 said:The attack was a continuous string. The beam goes, and the swing follows almost instantly. It's not a two-part attack.
Madara fires the beam
Naruto tilts his head to the right to dodge
Madara realized Naruto had dodged it, so he swung the beam in an arc (which is actually sloping downwards, so simply saying he swung his head to the right is flawed).
Naruto ducks to avoid the slice
All of this was happening at LS speeds supposedly, so it was probably an impulsive attack.
No it's not just PoV, you could ignore all the movement lines and still see Madara's head titled to his left because Naruto is swinging his rod down predominantly to the right to hit something to the right of him. If Naruto was actually directly in front of Madara like you say he would just have both arms extended uniformly above his head to hit his target in the middle which isnt the case.JohnHendrix212 said:snip
I'm talking hypothetically what that panel was supposed to represent. It's not really that hard to come to that conclusion.M11UTD said:You're just talking from your imagination now, it was just one panel and none of that happened.JohnHendrix212 said:The attack was a continuous string. The beam goes, and the swing follows almost instantly. It's not a two-part attack.
Madara fires the beam
Naruto tilts his head to the right to dodge
Madara realized Naruto had dodged it, so he swung the beam in an arc (which is actually sloping downwards, so simply saying he swung his head to the right is flawed).
Naruto ducks to avoid the slice
All of this was happening at LS speeds supposedly, so it was probably an impulsive attack.
Can we add this to the Naruto page?Yobo Blue said:>Some artist: *makes ambiguous lines*
>the entire wiki:
db put it that way no?Sigurd Snake in The Eye said:I'm confused are you saying he swung his head at light speed?
Honestly, i want to add this just for fun even if i'm reported owoPaChi2 said:Can we add this to the Naruto page?
Yeah this is true, Occam's Razor dictates that the interpretation with the least assumptions would be more reasonable.IMadeThisOn8-1-2017 said:No it doesn't, at all.
If Naruto ducked beneath the beam first, then why did Madara swing his head to the right instead of down where Naruto is, this doesn't make sense and a weak counter.
We can argue the motion lines, however, Madara's head being shown to be out of alignment in the previous panel can simply be attributed to it being a different camera angle and that can be left up to interpretation. Also, as someone explainedKepekley23 said:It's incredible how we once again have the exact same arguments being used to push for this scene. Nothing new that can be debated, just the same scans as before. No new previously undiscovered stuff worth of debating.
The anime is clearly wrong. The whole context behind the scene shows that it was clearly not a head-on dodge, and that Madara swung it. Motion lines indicating the original shot, the fact that Madara's head is shown blatantly out of alignment with Naruto's face in two panels, and the headband being sliced showing how it wasn't a head-on dodge at all, and the position of the staff indicating the path of the swing.
Yet here we are, one more time, using tertiary canon (which matters less than the guidebooks and novels) to try and go against the the actual manga's version of events.
and he didnt ducked beneathKepekley23 said:Also there is literally absolutely no way to reconcile a dodge with the headbands being sliced. If Madara had shot it head-on and Naruto had ducked to the right it would have missed.
then u have to prove that madara move his head to the left first(which i am sure is required more assumption) otherwise it will hit narutoKepekley23 said:It's incredible how we once again have the exact same arguments being used to push for this scene. Nothing new that can be debated, just the same scans as before. No new previously undiscovered stuff worth of debating.
The anime is clearly wrong. The whole context behind the scene shows that it was clearly not a head-on dodge, and that Madara swung it. Motion lines indicating the original shot, the fact that Madara's head is shown blatantly out of alignment with Naruto's face in two panels, and the headband being sliced showing how it wasn't a head-on dodge at all, and the position of the staff indicating the path of the swing.
Yet here we are, one more time, using tertiary canon (which matters less than the guidebooks and novels) to try and go against the the actual manga's version of events.
So, are you suggesting Naruto was going to hit Madara's shoulder or something, instead of going for his head?Kepekley23 said:> We can argue the motion lines, however, Madara's head being shown to be out of alignment in the previous panel can simply be attributed to it being a different camera angle and that can be left up to interpretation. Also, as someone explained
What camera angle...?
Kepekley23 said:> We can argue the motion lines, however, Madara's head being shown to be out of alignment in the previous panel can simply be attributed to it being a different camera angle and that can be left up to interpretation. Also, as someone explained
What camera angle...?