Kirin vs air sand protective wall.

[genii96]

Okay,what if kirin hits gaara's air sand protective wall?,would it break through?. Gaara's air sand protective wall stoppad c3,can it stop kirin?

[ziggyZ]

The only reason it was stopped was because if Yara mirror an that is the best defense against elemental ninjutsu.

So to answer your question; NO it won't.

[mikeeozua]

i dont think so, i think lightning would go straight through sand

[Champ]

Kirin obliterates Gaara

[YellowCat147]

The Yata Mirror is the only reason Itachi survived it, so Gaara would get raped against kirin.

[zinescience]

kirin shuld break that defence.

[dirklyn]

Why do you want Gaara to die ?

[lswhyte123]

Speculation...speculation,speculation. No one actually knows for sure but the chances are that If Itachi's Susanoo was obliterated, then likely, Gaara's sand wall would crumble or at least take heavy damage.

Note: There is no proof that Itachi used Yata mirror against Kirin, if fact, the fact that Itachi took damage from Kirin, suggests that Yata mirror was not used.

In my opinion, C3 seemed to have more destructive force than Kirin...but that's my opinion.

[Icelerate]

Kirin>>>>>>>Gaara.

The only way I see Gaara stopping it if he knows it is coming and creates a massive sand defence before it comes but since it is so fast, he won't have the time to upgrade his defence to be able to tank kirin.

[Kages]

Kirin might break it

[genii96]

Kirin>>>>>>>Gaara.

The only way I see Gaara stopping it if he knows it is coming and creates a massive sand defence before it comes but since it is so fast, he won't have the time to upgrade his defence to be able to tank kirin.

i am not talking abt it hitting gaara,i am just talking abt it hitting the jutsu that gaara used to stip c3,would it go right through?or would it be stopped?

[Icelerate]

i am not talking abt it hitting gaara,i am just talking abt it hitting the jutsu that gaara used to stip c3,would it go right through?or would it be stopped?

I think kirin is more concentrated than C3 so I think it should breach it.

[BenjerminGaye]

wouldn't it depend on what the sand is made out of? if the sand conducts electricity the current would pass through or the sand becomes energized or magnetic.