Might Guy Couldn't Use Genjutsu

1. Might Guy doesn't know genjutsu. Many people say that Might Guy was able to fight Itachi 'Itachi eyes, which shows that he is not afraid of Itachi's genjutsu. Although he doesn't know genjutsu, he can break it.

This is a misconception. First, the fact that Itachi didn't use genjutsu on Might Guy doesn't mean Itachi Might Guy immune to Itachi's genjutsu. Second, Itachi was visual; many genjutsu aren't visual. For example, Tayuya's auditory genjutsu Jiraiya Toad Confrontation Chant auditory genjutsu—how could Might Guy break those?

Crocodile, known as the Desert King and the Crocodile, was the former owner of the criminal organization Baroque Works and a former member of the Shichibukai of Luffy Summit War. He Logia Devil Fruit User. After being defeated by Luffy in Alabasta, he was stripped of his Shichibukai title by the World Government and Impel Down in Level Shichibukai of Impel Down. Later, during the early stages of the Impel Down, he joined Luffy in escaping Impel Summit War battlefield. During the Summit War, he fought against the Warlord Doflamingo multiple times without being at a disadvantage. After Ace was killed by Akainu, Crocodile attacked Akainu to save Luffy. It was Crocodile's attack that caused Akainu some trouble, buying time for Jinbe to lead Luffy and the Whitebeard Pirates to their rescue.

If Gaara to compare the strength of Crocodile, I would favor Crocodile. The reason is simple: Crocodile is Logia Devil Fruit User, allowing him to transform himself into sand to become immune to physical damage. Gaara, on the other hand, can only control sand to attack enemies. However, if Gaara's sieve were to hit Crocodile, Crocodile could easily transform himself into sand to become immune to Gaara's attack.

Achievements: 1. Left a mark on Red-Hair' face. 2. Defeated "Fire Fist" Ace. 3. The biggest winner of the Summit War, taking Whitebeard's Tremor-Tremor Fruit. 4. Defeated the Whitebeard Remnants's crew led by Marco. 5. Defeated Ochoku and occupied Hachinosu. 6. Defeated Boa Hancock, but was forced to retreat by Dark King Rayleigh. 7. Defeated Law and stole his Poneglyphs.

Combat performance: Top-tier Admiral level

"Marine Hunter" Jora Dracule Mihawk

Dracule Mihawk, Marine Hunter "Hawkeye Dracule Mihawk," is hailed as the "World's Greatest Swordsman" and one of the founders of the Cross Guild. His bounty is 3.59 billion Beli.

Record: 1. Defeated Red-Haired Shanks in swordsmanship. 2. Defeat Fujitora while being pursued. 3. Formed a team by himself.

Combat performance: Top-tier Admiral level

Blackbeard's Dark-Dark Fruit is countered by Hawkeye, so Hawkeye is ranked first.

The art style is quite bizarre, especially the characters' physiques. "Strange and varied" wouldn't be an exaggeration, as the differences between them are enormous. Some are terrifyingly large, others pitifully small; some are extremely ugly or obese. Despite this, these fat characters are surprisingly powerful. Below, we'll take a look at six of the strongest fat characters in One Piece, with Morley from the West Army ranking last, and the first one completely overwhelming Luffy.

Roronoa Zoro and Sasuke are arguably the most controversial characters in both One Piece and Naruto, aside from the main characters. Each has many fans; Zoro his strengths, Sasuke has Sasuke. They both seem so perfect. So, if you had to choose, who would you pick?

Let's talk about Sasuke first. We all usually call him "Sasuke the Second," which is a rather cute nickname. Sasuke was quite handsome when he was young, but he was also very aloof, which was probably due to his family background. After all, he carried too much on his shoulders, and that's one of the reasons why most fans like him.

Sasuke's clan was wiped out when he was a child, destroyed by his own beloved older brother. One can only imagine the immense pain such a blow must have caused Sasuke, especially since he was too young to understand anything at the time.

This is probably why Sasuke later turned to the dark side; after all, very few people could withstand such harm. Of course, Naruto is an exception, which is also part of Naruto's personal charm. Sasuke later joined Akatsuki and then founded Taka, always following in his brother's footsteps.

It's really heartbreaking, though of course Sasuke became incredibly powerful later on. In the end, wanting to atone for his sins, he spent years on missions, demonstrating the responsibility of a true man. Do you like this kind of Sasuke?

Zoro is Yan Chen's favorite character, even more so than Hinata. Do you like Zoro? Although Roronoa Zoro can be a bit directionally challenged at times, he really has no flaws. He's sunny and handsome, and most importantly, he's incredibly responsible and has a strong belief in pursuing his dreams. Zoro's dream is to become the World's Greatest Swordsman, and I believe that dream will soon come true. After all, Zoro has truly influenced me a great deal.

I might have mixed in some personal feelings when writing about Zoro, so please don't mind. I hope all of you can live like Zoro. That way, not only will you like yourself, but many other people will like you too. I first became Roronoa Zoro fan during the Tyrant Kuma arc, when Luffy's injuries onto Roronoa Zoro. Even covered in blood, he didn't utter a sound; perhaps that's what it means to be a responsible man.

"Nothing happened." Just like Roronoa Zoro said, what right does someone who can't protect their captain have to be the World's Greatest Swordsman? I instantly became a fan. If a person learns to take responsibility and share the burden with others, then they must be a very charismatic person, and that's Roronoa Zoro. Although he's a bit directionally challenged, he's still someone that most fans really like.

If these two fought, Ino Yamanaka would be completely devoured, but Ino Yamanaka would likely win. Ino Yamanaka's family secret technique involves entering her opponent's consciousness to control them—simply put, controlling their soul. Brook, on the other hand, is essentially capable of astral projection; the soul is a collection of consciousness. Ino Yamanaka's ninjutsu completely counters Brook.

Franky vs. Tenten

Both are considered weapon masters, making this a battle of melee weapons versus firearms. Tenten is more agile, but Franky is more durable, and melee weapons aren't very effective against Franky, who is a robot. Franky's laser cannon could also damage Tenten, but most importantly, Franky is monstrous, so Franky wins.

Robin VS Hinata

This time, Robin can't have the advantage of her figure; both are voluptuous beauties. Hinata excels in Gentle Fist and is very skilled in Gentle Fist, while her special Byakugan, besides having superb observational abilities, doesn't have much offensive power. However, Robin's Hana Hana no Mi (Flower Flower Devil Fruit Ability is a natural counter to taijutsu users; by growing hands all over the enemy's body to restrict their movement, even the strongest taijutsu becomes useless.

Sanji VS Rock Lee

Two hot-blooded individuals: Sanji, with his exceptional legwork and superb culinary skills, Rock Lee remarkable patience and mastery of hand-to-hand combat. Both are masters of physical prowess, with Sanji focusing primarily on his legs. Their fight is likely to be the most spectacular display of legwork, brimming with passion and creating a sense of camaraderie. However, since Rock Lee hasn't yet unlocked the Eight Gates, Sanji appears to have a slight edge.

1. The Legendary Sannin' Fear

2. Even Kurenai Yuhi's father's Mangekyō Sharingan couldn't resist him, yet he could.

3. Although he never became Naruto, he already wore the Naruto's epaulets, while Danzō and Orochimaru didn't dare utter a sound. The Third Hokage, who witnessed all of this, should have been the most gratified.

Conversely, this was also something the Third Hokage didn't want to see. Regardless of whether he was in office or not, he had to be the absolute leader of Konoha. Later, his beloved disciple Orochimaru also spoke the truth, saying that choosing Minato was merely making him a puppet. Minato would definitely obey the Third Hokage without question, but Hatake Sakumo? Absolutely not.

The most puzzling aspect of White Fang's death is the cause—he rescued his companion, only to be scorned by the entire village, even the person he saved resented him. Does this make sense? Was that person mentally challenged?

Obviously not, especially in Konoha, where the lives of comrades are of paramount importance. Even if Hatake Sakumo made a mistake, did he deserve to be condemned by the entire village? Even if some opposed him, others would surely speak up for him. But the atmosphere at the time was one of 100% of the villagers united in their condemnation, as if it had all been pre-arranged.

No one was more heartbroken than Kakashi after Hatake Hatake's death. Witnessing the passing of one's own father was a blow that few could bear. And what would the young Kakashi think when faced with the contempt of the entire village?

Kakashi was a child prodigy, not only in strength but also in intelligence. For Kakashi, if anyone had to take responsibility for his father's death, it would undoubtedly be the Third Naruto. Therefore, when the Fourth Hokage passed away, Kakashi immediately betrayed the Third Hokage and joined the Root. What seems like an unrelated event becomes reasonable when explained in this way.

The Third Naruto, that old geezer, is really wicked. Don't be fooled by his usual amiable demeanor and treating everyone in Konoha like family. In reality, that's only when trouble comes. If trouble were to strike, the Third Naruto would be tougher than anyone else. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been liked by the hardliners of the Second Hokage, because the Second Hokage knew that when this kid got ruthless, he was even tougher than Danzō.

Back then, Hatake Sakumo was already a formidable threat renowned overseas. Outer villages only had one strict rule against Konoha: "Retreat upon sight." One of them was Hatake Sakumo. Even now, out-of-village people mention Hatake Sakumo more often than villagers. Other names mentioned include Chiyo, Ōnoki, the Fourth Raikage, and the Kirigakure who kidnapped Rin. Such fame brought with it hatred and curses.

The pressure on the Third Hokage must have been immense. Just as when Hidden Cloud threatened war, the Third Naruto didn't hesitate to kill Hizashi Hyuga. Similarly, facing Hatake Sakumo, who was stronger than Hizashi Hyuga, the Third Hokage clearly didn't have the means to make him obediently commit suicide to resolve Konoha's current crisis. Instead, he manipulated the village's public opinion, inciting everyone to indiscriminately insult the naturally sensitive Hatake Sakumo until he broke down. Only the Third Hokage could have done something like that.

The prevailing opinion is that Hatake Sakumo's death was orchestrated by someone behind the scenes. While he wasn't killed with a knife or gun, his life was taken in a far more sinister way. Just as Sun Tzu's Art of War states, "To attack a city is the lowest form of warfare; to attack a mind is the highest." The person behind Hatake Konoha Konoha, but was also a cunning and ruthless individual. That person was none other than the Third Naruto!

When discussing something unfamiliar, some people may subconsciously exaggerate its capabilities or nonsensically belittle them. This is unacceptable. When analyzing Hatake Shigesaku's strength, I chose objective standards.

In Naruto, no ninja village in the entire Shinobi World can compare to Konoha. The number of strong ninjas from Konoha is countless. Whether they are righteous ninjas who stand up for justice in the sunlight or evil ninjas who stir up trouble in the shadows, Konoha has a place in the world. Today, I'll introduce five near- Kage-level ninjas from Konoha Naruto, each undefeated in battle, yet tragically killed by their own people—a real pity.

The Third Naruto, highly respected in Konoha, experienced two major ups and downs, standing shoulder to shoulder with the Konoha, no wonder he was so beloved. As for his strength, he was a standard Kage-level ninja, perhaps even surpassing some, and was said to have mastered over a thousand ninjutsu, making him a veritable professor of ninjutsu. Especially with Enma in his hands, Hiruzen Sarutobi was virtually invincible, even defeating two powerful Naruto Edo Tensei through Edo Tensei despite his advanced age. Sadly, he died at the hands of his beloved student, Orochimaru. Hiruzen Sarutobi had once greatly valued Orochimaru, even letting him go when he made a mistake, believing he could reform. Unexpectedly, he died at the hands of his own ally, Orochimaru.

Kakashi's least favorite father to mention was Minato Namikaze's strongest contender for the Fourth Hokage Naruto title. Wielding a short chakra sword, he was invincible, winning every battle in the Shinobi World, even killing Red Sand Scorpion's parents. Unfortunately, he missed a mission while saving his comrades. In Naruto's time, he would have been a renowned hero, but fate was cruel. He suffered endless ridicule from Konoha, even from his own comrades whom he had saved. Unable to bear it any longer, Sakumo Hatake committed suicide. But it's less a suicide and more a case of the gossip and slander from his own people killing him.

Sacrificing one's own family for the greater good—this kind of selfless love transcending race is rare in the entire Shinobi World. People like the Sage of Six Paths all made significant contributions to the Shinobi World, earning their fame and lasting legacy. However, he was a member of the Uchiha Clan. Although he had sided with Konoha during the Uchiha Clan rebellion, thus being on Konoha's side, he refused to shed blood and was mercilessly Danzō. Ultimately, he was forced to Danzō suicide, all because of Danzo's actions.

Although he had long since become a rogue ninja, he still contributed to the establishment of Konoha Village, and no matter what, his identity as Konoha ninja cannot be erased. Madara had been lying low for so long, and his strength had already reached the pinnacle of the Shinobi World. Even the lowest Kage-level. Based on his performance in the Fourth Shinobi World War, he was invincible. However, his death was too unjust. It was unexpected that he was instantly killed by his most trusted Black Zetsu, which was somewhat unbelievable.

Jiraiya's squad was once a prestigious title. During the Second Shinobi World War, Jiraiya adopted three war orphans, pouring his heart and soul into teaching them ninjutsu and combat experience, hoping they would forge their own paths and contribute to the Shinobi World. Unexpectedly, they became the greatest threat to the Shinobi World. Nagato's Akatsuki was a force feared by all five great shinobi villages. Unfortunately, because of the Pain incident, Nagato didn't Jiraiya died at the hands of his own people, his once most valued student.

Although some of them were rogue ninjas and others were heroes of darkness, they all shared the same identity: Konoha ninjas. Moreover, with their combined strength, they were at least at the Kage-level, each possessing Super Kage-level. Their rich combat experience naturally allowed them to win every battle. The only pity was that their fates were not good; they all died at the hands of their own people. Some were their most promising students, while others were their comrades. Their lives were truly filled with misfortune.

2. Might Guy doesn't know any of the Five Nature Transformations. Or rather, he's never demonstrated any! This is a fatal flaw! After all, there are many masters of Five Nature Transformations in the Shinobi World. Some Five Nature Transformations must be countered with Five Nature Transformations that is effective against them, otherwise, being hit by one is basically fatal. For example, Deidara's C4 Karura. I really can't imagine how Might Guy would counter such a mini-bomb. Or take the even stronger Dust Release. If Might Guy is hit by Dust Release even once, he's finished!

3. Might Guy doesn't know medicine. This is also a fatal flaw. After all, there are many powerful figures in the Shinobi World who can kill you with poison. The most typical example is Red Sand Scorpion. How could Might Guy possibly recover from Sasori's poison? Many people say that with Might Guy's strength, it's impossible for him to be poisoned by Red Sand Scorpion, but I think that's wishful thinking. Red Sand Scorpion's poison needles, poison gas, and poison blood are very easy to come into contact with, especially for a taijutsu master like him—it's practically impossible to defend against!

4. Might Guy's Eight Gates animation, and the Gate of Death can only be used once. This is also a fatal flaw! Might Guy can't possibly open the Gate of Death right away when fighting an enemy! He might start from the first gate and open all Eight Gates, or he could start from the sixth gate and open all Eight Gates. After opening all Eight Gates, he can defeat the opponent, but if he doesn't kill the opponent, then he can just wait to collect the corpse for Might Guy.

Three: Ninjas who could theoretically defeat Might Guy

So, which ninjas could theoretically defeat Might Guy?

1. Unkillable ninjas. The most typical example is Orochimaru! This guy can only be dealt with by sealing. Even if Might Guy opens the Eight Gates, it would be difficult to kill him. Other ninjas of this type include Six Paths of Pain, Edo Tensei ninjas, ninjas who know Izanagi, Hidan is also considered unkillable, but I think Might Guy could easily defeat him.

2. Ninjas with special ninjutsu. The most typical example is Deidara! Deidara flies into the air and releases a C4 Karura mini-bomb. If Might Guy gets hit by it, he's done for. After all, only Lightning Release can counter this move! Ninjas of this type include Ōnoki, Hiruko, and others.

3. Space-Time Ninjas. Many people say that Madara said the Eight Gates can distort space, so space-time ninjutsu is useless. But I think if the Second and Fourth Hokage used Flying Raijin, or Obito Uchiha Kamui, they could easily defeat Guy. After all, Guy couldn't have opened the Eight Gates right away!

In other words, as long as Neji is fast enough and deals enough damage, he can defeat Gaara. So how do we determine if Neji's speed is faster than the sand's speed?

The Book of Rin, Rock Lee's speed is 8, Neji 6, Sasuke's is 6, while Gaara's is only 4. What does a speed of 6 mean? Even the Third Naruto and Jonin Hayate Gekko only have a speed of 6. In terms of taijutsu, Neji and Rock Lee both have a speed of 7, meaning Neji is essentially an enhanced version of Rock Lee. Sasuke of 6 was enough to force Gaara to hide in the sand. Neji, who has defeated Rock Lee multiple times, do you really think he can't keep up with the speed of sand? In the Book of Rin Gaara's speed is only 40, Neji's is as high as 42, on par with Haku. Gaara is really not good enough; when he encounters someone with high speed, he can only get beaten up.

In terms of damage, Neji's attack on Naruto in his Nine-Tails chakra form was so powerful that the entire exam hall could feel it, and he was on par with Naruto in his Nine-Tails chakra form. Do you think sand could withstand that?

Even assuming Neji's damage couldn't break the Sand Armor, he could Neji use pressure point techniques. Gaara's Sand Armor is based on chakra. Neji even said when Kidomaru that Gentle Fist can neutralize anything based on chakra.

Therefore, Gaara 'Sand Armor will either be broken by Neji, or it will automatically disintegrate after being Gentle Fist.

First, Neji primarily relies on close-range pressure point attacks. Gaara, on the other hand, constantly uses the Sand Shield for defense, and its defensive capabilities are extremely high; without a Lightning Release Sand Shield, it's impossible to defeat him. Furthermore, among his classmates, aside from Rock Lee and Sasuke after his training, no one else can reach the Sand Shield's blind spots. In terms of attack style, Neji is clearly at a disadvantage. Regarding attack range, Neji's attacks are mid-to-close range, while Gaara's attack range is significantly greater than Neji's, making it very difficult for Neji to defeat Gaara.

The spoilers for One Piece One Piece 1086 have been released, confirming two things. First, Imu is not Lily; he's a member of another family, specifically the Saint Imu of the Nerona Family. Crucially, one of the original 20 Kings was also Imu from the Nerona Family, making Imu the head of the Nerona Family, ruling for 800 years. Second, Imu is male, confirming the predictions of fans. A melodramatic love story is about to unfold— Lily is a girl, Imu is a boy, a poignant tale of love. Furthermore, the spoilers also mention that the one who destroyed Lulusia wasn't Imu, but Vegapunk's weapon. Let's analyze this further.

Let's first discuss why Imu is male. Did you notice something? Based on the names of the Celestial Dragons who have appeared before, the males are named Oga Sei, and the females are named Oga Miya. This information directly mentions Imu Sei, so according to the story, the Imu from 800 years ago must have been male. This Imu Sei's family must have been very powerful, otherwise how could he have stood out from these Celestial Dragons families? However, after 800 years, it's hard to say whether the current Imu is the same person as the Imu from 800 years ago. Moreover, the information doesn't reveal what Devil Fruit User Imu is.

Judging from the previous chapter, Imu is definitely a Devil Fruit user, but he gives me the impression that he's weak in combat. Why? Because this chapter revealed something else: the one who destroyed the Lulusia Kingdom wasn't Imu, but a weapon developed by Vegapunk. In other words, Imu merely used Vegapunk's weapon and used the Lulusia Kingdom as a testing ground. Imu probably didn't expect Vegapunk's weapon to be so powerful, destroying an island with a single shot. Therefore, I think Imu is more like Orochi from the Wano Country arc. Orochi also has Devil Fruit, specifically the Orochi no Yamata no Orochi Form, but he's a weak fighter, unable to even defeat Komurasaki. Therefore, Imu leans more towards this character design.