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Take for example when he's fighting Danzos subordinates. He grabs onto one of
them when he teleports them, but for the other he simply uses it at a range.

And if he can just always teleport people from a range, why was he always so
insistent on grabbing his opponent? He could have just attempted to long-range
kamui on Minato and Naruto instead of always trying to grab them.


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Why does Obito only grab some people when he teleports them to the kamui dimension?


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Tobi couldn't attack and defend at the same time with Kamui. His strategy was
to allow his opponent to attack, but by using Kamui, the attack would fly
straight through.

![](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q5PuHzMLLf4/maxresdefault.jpg) If Minato didn't
have the teleportation, Tobi would have won. Tobi's strategy is actually quite
interesting, as he didn't use the kamui in the way that you thought that he
would. I think that this is Obito's way of doing. He could use the Kamui in
that way but chooses not to, because his strategy is more tactical.


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