Sasuke: Hehe

Isshiki lost his conscious will and fell into madness once more, but the combat experience he had accumulated while still rational remained stored in scattered fragments within his brain and muscles.

His body instinctively continued to imitate rational Isshiki's attack style, but his methods suddenly became far more frenzied.

Without reason, Isshiki no longer needed to worry that using his full strength would cause his body to collapse, or that he would die before engraving Karma onto a vessel and thus perish permanently.

He suddenly used his full strength.

His targets were Naruto and Sasuke, and both were caught off guard.

The message Kushina had Ino convey earlier was that Isshiki would suddenly weaken, and they needed to seize the chance to finish him as quickly as possible.

In other words, Naruto and Sasuke had imagined that Isshiki's strength would either remain even or weaken. They had relaxed somewhat.

Yet they had not expected Isshiki to suddenly change—not by becoming weaker, but by turning far more vicious.

A wise person knew how to concentrate their strength better than a mindless beast, which was why humans were stronger than beasts.

But now, the beast had watched human behavior and chosen to imitate human movements.

In the long run, a beast was still a beast.

But viewed as an isolated act, it meant possessing both a beast's savagery and a human's intelligence.

Isshiki unleashed gigantic Daikokuten upon Naruto and Sasuke—the black cubes Isshiki had stored within Daikokuten.

These black cubes possessed an utterly terrifying weight.

At the very least, in Boruto, Naruto in Nine-Tails Chakra Mode had been pinned beneath one without even the strength to resist.

Only after entering Baryon Mode had Naruto been able to break free from the weight of Daikokuten's cube.

It could be said that Naruto, who