Edo's bleed ?

[-6 Paths-]

I'm pretty confused, I though Edo's were unable to bleed, as they just seem to turn to dust and regenerate again when they get hit, but then suddenly I realized, the 2nd Mizukage used blood to summon his clam :confused:



I'm so confused, do Edo's normally bleed ? Or was this just a one time thing ? :confused:

[MartinRico]

Another Kishi plothole, but it doesn't really matter.

[Coderack]

Another Kishi plothole, but it doesn't really matter.

) I'm sorry because I laugh at what you wrote, I just find it funny how people name everything related to Naruto: Plot Hole.
Maybe it is, maybe it's not, but seriously man...

[Gene the Machine]

maybe force of habit he did it, idk maybe a little blood comes out and then turn too ashes??

[Exaar]

Edo Itachi's eye was bleeding when he used Amaterasu. so it seems they can

[rikerslade]

Yes, as they are resurrected into a real corpse that has blood. The whole dust and paper looking thing only happens when they are regenerating.

[nickalfred31]

Kishi or whomever draws the drawings will not be 100% correct everytime, but he gets him point across. That's all matters. Just go with the flow.

[Narutohokage7]

Remember the steps to creating an Edo? You take an actual body and the ashes or whatever surrond it. So perhaps the blood and w/e from the body is used by the Edo to "live"

[-6 Paths-]

Edo Itachi's eye was bleeding when he used Amaterasu. so it seems they can

Yes, as they are resurrected into a real corpse that has blood. The whole dust and paper looking thing only happens when they are regenerating.

Remember the steps to creating an Edo? You take an actual body and the ashes or whatever surrond it. So perhaps the blood and w/e from the body is used by the Edo to "live"

Ah, I see, that does make sense. I forgot about Itachi too