Kamui's Dimension

Kamui's Dimension ( 神威の時空間 , Kamui no Jikūkan , literally meaning: Kamui's time–space dimension) is an alternate space that was created by Obito Uchiha 's Mangekyō Sharingan . Kakashi Hatake 's and Obito's Kamui share this same dimension when teleporting objects, due to the fact that each has one of Obito's eyes. This is further evidenced by the fact that objects warped by the former ability were still able to interact with Obito, despite his otherwise comprehensive " intangibility ". Prior to learning the reason of this connection, Kakashi exploited it to injure Obito, still under the guise of Tobi, during the Fourth Shinobi World War .

Due to the two eyes being the only known pathways into and out of this dimension, there seems to be no other way of escaping it.

## Appearance [ ]

The location was first observed once Obito, as Tobi, transported both Sasuke Uchiha and Karin there after their battle at the Five Kage Summit , where it was shown to be composed from an innumerable amount of randomly arranged and differently sized rectangular prisms amongst a dark and seemingly endless void. Obito has also apparently stored numerous giant shuriken as well as black receivers and gigantic kunai inside the dimension which he can launch at the opponent in quick succession.

## Trivia [ ]

- In Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Impact , Obito has demonstrated the ability to manipulate the various box structures of this dimension to attack individuals trapped there. In Naruto Mobile , Obito is shown covering one of the structures in explosive tags to detonate after crushing the target.
- In the anime, the box structures are shown to be constructed of earthen material, as Kakashi was able to use them as a medium for earth techniques .
- It seems that everything entering this dimension arrive at the same box structure, as the both times Kakashi warped attacks into the dimension that hit Obito, his lightning-imbued kunai and Naruto's clone with a Rasengan, Obito was also there to take the attack despite his intangibility.

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