I mean, what did Kurenai actually teach them? I don't recall any of them ever using genjutsu.
I think Anko's skills would be more useful for expanding their repertoire than Kurenai's.
Would they be even more lethal than clans descended from the Otsutsuki?
In other words, the season finale confirms that Rick Prime didn't literally visit every existing universe to hand out portal guns to the Ricks—only a select few. And when Rick Prime dies, he tells C-137 that the only difference between him and the other Ricks is simply that he was the first to invent the weapon (implying that all the original Ricks had the potential to invent the portal gun sooner or later, given enough time). So my question is... why aren't there more Ricks like Prime who didn't invent the portal gun? Logically, there must be universes where Rick Prime never showed up and the local Rick was still working on creating the gun; without Prime appearing to ruin everything, they should have invented it by now, right? I mean, sure, I know: there will probably be comments like "just because something is infinite doesn't mean there are infinite possibilities," or the classic "there are infinite numbers, but one of them is simply 1." I get that, but why wouldn't there be infinite decimals that are almost imperceptibly different from one another? Why wouldn't there be a Rick Prime 1, a Rick Prime 1.1, a Rick Prime 1.2, etc.? ...differentiated solely by the tiny amount of time it took each one to invent the weapon?
I mean, why would you seek out weaker, more immature versions of yourself for a war? I don't get it.
In another post, I asked people which clan they would like to belong to, and many chose the Aburame, noting that the clan has a lot of untapped potential.
That got me thinking... could the Aburame be "immune" to genjutsu? I mean, what if any foreign chakra entering their bodies were instantly devoured by millions of insects, thereby breaking them out of the genjutsu? It would be like a smaller-scale version of a Tailed Beast waking you up from a genjutsu, right? That sounds really useful, but is it possible?
Wouldn't it make more sense for Onoki to be able to fly and lighten the weight of objects by using the wind as a cushion?
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Honestly, I really liked the Professor Rick character, and now that Rick Prime is gone and Evil Morty will be absent for at least two seasons, I think it would have been fun to have episodes featuring Professor Rick and Morty Prime.
I would have liked to see some episodes where C-137 felt jealous that Morty preferred spending time with a version of his grandfather who was less unhinged and self-destructive.
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