"That can't be."
Shirozumi refuted this claim and continued to explain his reasons.
Even at its worst, Infinite Tsukuyomi's binding power Genjutsu is no less than that of the regular Tsukuyomi.
Uchiha Itachi's ordinary Tsukuyomi could either torment the victim at will or directly tell the victim that it was Genjutsu.
Furthermore, think about it again: what are the principles behind Genjutsu and breaking illusions?
Breaking Genjutsu requires an outsider to disrupt one's Chakra, causing the Genjutsu's effects to disappear.
This is because ordinary Genjutsu are cast only once.
However, Infinite Tsukuyomi is different. Aside from the initial targeting, its purpose afterward is essentially to absorb Chakra. It is connected to the God Tree, and the Genjutsu is naturally continuously applied.
Even if someone under the Infinite Tsukuyomi can disrupt the Genjutsu on their own, they still won't be able to regain their senses, let alone if someone outside is disrupting their Chakra.
So the question remains: Infinite Tsukuyomi has no need to give people [a perfect dream] at all.
In other words, Uchiha Obito and Madara Uchiha were completely fooled by the Ōtsutsuki clan.
"Don't even mention that if you're hit by the Infinite Tsukuyomi, you won't survive long before your Chakra is drained. You won't even be able to have a brief, pleasant dream before you die!"
Konan was "surprised".
That's not necessarily true.
"Based on existing evidence, it is speculated that the Infinite Tsukuyomi Genjutsu, due to the sheer number of targets it faces, cannot construct precise content like Itachi's Tsukuyomi or other ninjas' ordinary Genjutsu."
Think back to the Limited Tsukuyomi we tried not long ago.
It's a low-end version of Infinite Tsukuyomi, still unable to be precisely controlled, only able to provide a few key moments.
Therefore, Infinite Tsukuyomi most likely only works passively, allowing the target to experience what they care about most within the Genjutsu, keeping their mind in a state of excitement so that their Chakra can be drained more easily.
In other words, realizing one's dreams in the real world is possible, but not guaranteed.
And I have evidence for that..."
Having said that, there's no need for Obito.
Overly arbitrary conclusions will arouse suspicion, and overly detailed information will also raise doubts.
However, Shirozumi and Konan's series of conversations were not deceptions; the content was all true.
As for the evidence?
Then we'll need to design the content for the original Infinite Tsukuyomi.
The original version of Infinite Tsukuyomi Infinite Tsukuyomi the illusion that it can grant everyone's wishes.
But what is the reality?
Let's take a classic example.
Karin.
Karin's Infinite Tsukuyomi is not just a beautiful dream.
Karin's Infinite Tsukuyomi has at most two layers of beautiful dreams; the remaining eight layers are nightmares, all painful memories of the torment she and her mother suffered at the hands of Kusagakure since childhood.
If Infinite Tsukuyomi were truly a carefree and perfect paradise, then Karin shouldn't be having these nightmares; she should be dreaming of living a happy and fulfilling life with her mother.
Clearly, Karin cares about her mother, which is why she dreams about her Past with her mother in the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
But she couldn't imagine a happy life with her mother. The Infinite Tsukuyomi couldn't provide such a scenario, and even if it did, it wouldn't be able to keep Karin excited enough to absorb Chakra.
Similarly, there's Yamato, whose Yamato life was also marked by a dark Past.
If the Infinite Tsukuyomi is set up to fulfill dreams, then, putting everything else aside, Danzo Yamato Yamato's dream should be a sunny and cheerful young man.
To take it to an extreme, in the real world, Hiruzen Sarutobi gave Yamato the care of Yamato, Kakashi gave Yamato the care of Yamato peer, and Team 7 gave Yamato the Bonds of friendship with his juniors.
In the dream world of Infinite Tsukuyomi, the Third Hokage and Danzo would marry, raise Yamato together, and give Yamato paternal and maternal love. Then Kakashi would propose to Yamato, showing her the care of a peer.
That's correct.
And there are my dreams Tenten.
What Tenten wants is to break the Genjutsu of Infinite Tsukuyomi.
If the Infinite Tsukuyomi truly aims to fulfill everyone's dreams, then Tenten should experience a "dream within a dream," believing within the Genjutsu that she has broken the Infinite Tsukuyomi and successfully saved the Shinobi World.
Instead of experiencing something completely inexplicable and being imprisoned as a spy who had defected from the village.
In short, if Infinite Tsukuyomi were truly a dream generator, it shouldn't be like the Real Shinobi World, with its ups and downs and the intertwining of fortune and misfortune.
The footsteps of Konan and Shirozumi faded into the distance.
Obito, who was lying inside, slowly opened his eyes, his expression complex.
He had just been wondering if he still had the ability to cast Infinite Tsukuyomi.
In the world of Infinite Tsukuyomi, can Rin still remain perfect? (Referring to her own perspective.)
He has now learned new information from Konan and the others.
Infinite Tsukuyomi is not just a beautiful dream.
In other words, the new world of Infinite Tsukuyomi that he has created now is very likely to contain Rin who knows he lacks Gediao.
Obito was lost and confused.
He rolled over.
What does it taste like?
Obito frowned, noticing a puddle of water near his head. Was it tears?
That's strange.
Didn't he just roll over?
The tears should be on the other side.
Furthermore, if he hadn't turned over, shouldn't the Medical Ninja who was checking him have noticed something was wrong?
Obito instinctively reached down to his lower body.
Trendy.
I held it under my nose and smelled it; it was indeed tears.
His tears were indeed on the other side.
What is the water on his side?
Did he actually lose control of his bladder just now?
Obito's expression turned very pale.
My mind is in complete chaos.
But it's not over yet.
The very next day, actor Shirozumi reappeared with Deidara, who was being conscripted, and mentioned Madara Uchiha.
"Speaking of which, wasn't Madara Uchiha's goal also the Infinite Tsukuyomi? Madara Uchiha's Infinite Tsukuyomi was at least for the purpose of achieving true peace in the Shinobi World; he himself didn't have any particular needs."
But that guy inside, didn't he keep saying he wanted to create a world with Rin while he was unconscious?
He wants to create an Genjutsu World with Rin, shouldn't he be using Genjutsu on himself?
If he used Infinite Tsukuyomi, and the entire Shinobi World was under the Genjutsu Genjutsu for himself, then he still couldn't create a world with Rin, right?
Could it be that he actually has a cuckold fetish, and what he's thinking is creating a world for Kakashi where Rin exists?
Deidara recited the lines that Shirozumi had given him.
"Not necessarily. Maybe he's the ultimate cuckold fetishist, and he's thinking of creating a world where everyone has Lin."
"Wow, shared Kirin?"
"Is this guy out of his mind? Does he really think everyone wants his Lin?"
"Isn't that obvious? Isn't it normal for the Uchiha to be mentally ill?"
"Too."
Inside the house, with Obito: "..."
Why do they seem to make such a good point?