Replying to @WindowLife_ @commandersp1012
Therefore it requires more assumptions to suggest that kizaru would not be moving at a minimum of light speed here. Not to mention the entirely baseless claim you made here. Additionally this very attack is equated to his lasers. Any other disingenuous arguments?
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Replying to @DunaryBear
I'd like you to justify to me how a character would be logically capable of catching up to something that is faster than themselves
Replying to @_uzumachi
Remember your first rebuttal... "kizaru doesn't move instantly" if kizaru becomes the beam that he already shot. Then his own movement doesn't matter the beam does because he then becomes that beam. Disproving your initial rebuttal it doesn't matter when kizaru moves.
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Replying to @_uzumachi
Kizaru becomes the beam... and appears at the end point. He doesn't move his physical body instantly because he becomes the light... Even in general you realize your interpretation would then just justify the same thing for kizaru right lol? He moves after his light in that case
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Replying to @D_Festus34
He clearly did. But ill steel man... its one usage in the series literally fails to do what its hyped to be capable of doing which is defeat an enemy...
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Replying to @_uzumachi
Kizaru uses yata mirror a lightspeed attack to attack the strawhats rayleigh notices kizaru already beginning to move meaning kizaru moves first. But yet rayleigh gets there first or at the same time... Whats your take away.
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Replying to @neon4882
Shippuden kiba and konohamaru absolutely. Younger hiruzen granted more so in the anime especially as well. A silhouette test on these guys is actually ergregious.
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