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While battling with Tobi, I have seen ninjas getting teleported to a place,
which is kind of a dark room, having floor made up of blocks.

Is it a real place like a cave somewhere far? Or is it Tobi's subconscious
mind?

Justification is required when considering a fighting scene between Tobi and
Kakashi-Naruto.

When Kakashi is teleported into that place, Kakashi counter attacks with Kamui
making Tobi bleed (cough blood). And Kakashi manages to return back to battle
field.


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Where is Tobi's teleportation space location?


It's another dimension. With his Mangekyo, he can teleport objects into a
different dimension.

> Kakashi did this with Deidara's arm and his explosion, but released it
> somewhere else because of chakra-usage. Tobi seems to have the ability to
> keep objects in other dimensions as long as he wants.


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It's explained in more detail in the manga. Anime viewers wouldn't know
exactly what Tobi's power is.

That location is an alternate dimension, unique to him.

> Actually, since Tobi has the same eye as Kakashi, their dimension is shared.
> Tobi can freely insert and extract objects to/from his dimension. Kakashi
> can apparently insert things from a distance, and extract them directly from
> his eye.  
>  
>  Kakshi's counter attack happened because Tobi used his Kamui to teleport a
> part of him (that was going to get hit in the 'real' world), to the
> alternate dimension. Kakshi was waiting in that alternate dimension and hit
> him from there (in the stomach, causing him to spew blood). Kakshi later
> returned to the real world with his own Kamui.


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