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How do we know though? The meteors have stuff like this that shows they're not out of atmosphere (they don't even produce the air friction effects that a meteor normally would). We also have extremly visible shots of the land in the background when Madara was done flying.Kepekley23 said:> You're right that its not possible for it to drop if he was out of atmosphere, but my argument is that the headpiece proves he wasn't out of atmosphere. The moon being that big was just an artistic liberty.No, we know that Madara must have flown out of the atmosphere since he flew farther than his CTs, the farthest of which were thousands of kilometers away. Either way the headband falling back to the Earth makes absolutely no sense and even if it did, it would have flown much, much farther away from that spot, so it isn't an argument.
Nothing here supports him flying that high besides the size of the moon, which could easily just be an over emphasis of an object.
However as said before this is off topic. I know that you'll make a counter argument, but I'll save my response for that for whenever the Madara meteor thing comes into question in some later CRT.
I feel like stuff like that is too picky and overly caring about details
Considering the majority of the verse would scale to this feat, it needs to be examined in a very focused and overly caring way.