Naruto Cup: Round 4 Uzumaki Naruto vs. Akimichi Chouji

[spiralblitz]

Originally Posted by Nejifan

First off, this discussion was over a LONG time ago, but I'll indulge you.

1. What part of that was supposed to prove me wrong? Kabuto isn't even shown to be in pain yet. Let's also call in the time jiraiya's rasengan took a second or two to send that pathetic stone village chunin flying. it's not instant damage, fast yes, but just smacking it wont hurt you much.

2. it doesn't matter how fast the fox can heal, even if the fox healed at the speed of light, it wouldn't help him since my arguement was that naruto would die INSTANTLY from choji's punch.

3. not even relavent as rasengan has NEVER done that much damage to a person. even oodama rasengan doesn't do that much to a person, let alone a standard one.

to answer 1.

Kabuto was using his chakra to heal himself at the point of impact. Thats how he was kicking *** before.

[Nejifan]

Originally Posted by spiralblitz

to answer 1.

Kabuto was using his chakra to heal himself at the point of impact. Thats how he was kicking *** before.

healing the cells would not alleviate pain. regardless of his healing ability, he would still feel the same amount of pain as anyone else.

[spiralblitz]

Originally Posted by Nejifan

healing the cells would not alleviate pain. regardless of his healing ability, he would still feel the same amount of pain as anyone else.

dude, if I cut you and your wound heals in 0.25 of a second you don't feel pain.

The body does not feel pain instantaneously it has to travel on nerve endings and reach your pain receptors.

If you heal yourself before you body realizes there is any damage you don't feel any pain.

Kabuto is just that good, but rasengan overpowered his ability to heal faster than he took damage, thats why there was a delayed reaction before he felt anything.

[Nejifan]

Originally Posted by spiralblitz

dude, if I cut you and your wound heals in 0.25 of a second you don't feel pain.

The body does not feel pain instantaneously it has to travel on nerve endings and reach your pain receptors.

If you heal yourself before you body realizes there is any damage you don't feel any pain.

Kabuto is just that good, but rasengan overpowered his ability to heal faster than he took damage, thats why there was a delayed reaction before he felt anything.

.25 seconds is significanly slower than nerve response. unless kabuto can heal at the speed of thought, which is remarkably unlikely, he would have still been feeling pain. hence my conclusion that rasengan takes a moment to 'activate' if you will once it connects.