The funny thing is: Izanami was built to force the opponent to change his ways. Imagine if it wasn't and it just plain trapped the opponent into a loop forever?
3rd hokage was a lightweight in his old age, deserved it
I predate all!
That explanation has been confirmed in Boruto.
Gaara keeps the sand ability but it's not "alive" like it was before where it would just defend him without him having to consciously do it.
This explanation has been consistent throughout the manga. Sharingan always develops through intense emotion. Before the time skip, Sasuke was saying how he had to kill Naruto to get the Mangekyou Sharingan.
That explanation has been confirmed in Boruto.
One thing I am looking forward in Boruto is Sarada's case. It has been revealed that the Uchiha stone was edited by Black Zetsu to put them in a path in which they became tools for him.
That gritty, down-to-earth ninja feel in the early series was the best. When they still did hand seals...
Remember when Haku was cool because he could do handsigns with one hand?
That gritty, down-to-earth ninja feel in the early series was the best. When they still did hand seals...
When even simple taijutsu felt visceral and effective (excuse low quality gif)...
When simple ninja tools were more prevalent, deadly, and threatening, and even ordinary enemy ninjas seemed like they could end someone's life in an instant...
The power escalation happened too extremely and too fast. The original Sharingan's copying abilities were nearly forgotten by the end, as well.
Haku totally slipped my mind. For a 15 year old hanging around someone like Zabuza, he was doing pretty well for himself. Too bad he had the misfortune of coming across...
