The Fourth Hokage Son of Konoha

Chapter 95 About whether the eight armors can be immune to illusions

Many people think that Bamen Dunjia can be immune to illusions, based on two points.

The first is that after opening the Eight Gates Dunjia, Chakra is very violent, which means that the condition for disrupting the flow of Chakra to release the illusion is met.

The second is that the Bamen Dunjia will continue to cause damage to the user's body, that is, the condition for dispelling the illusion by injuring oneself has been met.

So think normal illusions don't work.

But this is all the speculation of us Naruto fans or fanfiction authors.

And in the official setting, what happens when Bamen Dunjia encounters illusion?

The answer is that I don't know, because these two have never met.

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I am analyzing here based on Akai and Kakashi's explanations and Xiao Li's performance in the Chunin exam.

Opening the first door is to remove the limitations of the brain region and exert 100% of the body's strength.

Opening the second door is to lift the fatigue restriction and forcibly gain physical strength.

Xiao Li did not show obvious changes in the first two gates, but only used a trick to show Lianhua.

When the third door was opened, Xiao Li's hair stood up and his skin turned red. It can be considered that he is a chakra surge.

When the fourth door was opened, Xiao Li's body began to be injured and his muscles ruptured.

Then kick Gaara flying all over the sky.

Opening the fifth door, Xiao Li only did three actions: punched, pulled back with a bandage, kicked again, and then his body was severely damaged, and he fell to the ground and almost lost his ability to move.

Therefore, it is concluded that it is possible to be immune to ordinary illusions after the third door, but the first two doors are not conclusive.

Moreover, in order to deal with Kakashi's Sharingan, even Akai specially practiced the stunt of judging the opponent's movements by only looking at the enemy's feet, so the illusion should not be a problem that can be solved by opening one or two gates.

If these can’t convince the big guys who like textual research, then forget it, anyway, the original author of Naruto didn’t explicitly say whether Bamen is afraid of illusion, then we have the final say, the setting of our book is:

The first two doors are not immune to illusions, and after the third door, ordinary illusions are invalid.

(End of this chapter)