How to Deal with Omnipotence

Watching the invincible, arrogant Ōtsutsuki Isshiki fall, the spectators outside could not help marveling once again at the power of Space-Time Ninjutsu.

Everyone suddenly realized that, aside from Senjutsu and Taijutsu, Space-Time Ninjutsu could also serve as a force capable of combating the Otsutsuki Clan.

It was just that, compared with the other two, far too few people knew Space-Time Ninjutsu.

Originally, few people knew Senjutsu as well, but at least after Naruto's shortcut had emerged, it could be popularized.

And Senjutsu was very simple to use. As long as Sage Mode Chakra was incorporated into ordinary ninjutsu attacks, it could inflict damage.

Taijutsu went without saying. It was easy to pick up but difficult to master; as long as the stats were high enough, it could deal damage.

Space-Time Ninjutsu alone was different.

Even the simplified version of Flying Thunder God, the Flying Thunder Array, theoretically lowered the learning threshold enough for a considerable number of people to learn it, but it held no practical combat value.

Even Flying Thunder God itself possessed only strategic value and could not harm the Otsutsuki Clan.

Space-Time Ninjutsu was merely a broad concept. The only techniques capable of harming the Otsutsuki Clan were spatial-cutting techniques.

At present, apart from Kakashi's Kamui Mangekyō Sharingan, most other Space-Time Ninjutsu were teleportation-type techniques.

Against monsters like the Otsutsuki, whose mechanics and stats were both absurd, teleportation-type ninjutsu only resulted in flashy moves that dealt 0.5 damage.

Even Sasuke's Amenotejikara was like that.

Boruto's Sasuke could show off his moves all day, yet he still had to rely on sword slashes, Chidori, Amaterasu, Susanoo, and the same old methods of attack.

It looked like he was showing off, but in truth, his stats were insufficient, so he could only make up for them with technical displays.