Would this count as a durability feat.

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Can't bebothered to get pictures but when Naruto was fighting Gamabunta and he jumped quite high in the air and landed wouldn't a normal individual die falling from that height even if they were on top of an object. Or would the surface of Gamabunta prevent the force from reaching Naruto?

Dunno, different servers I guess and I know Gamabunta was jumping abov the trees in the forest which would have been far taller than a normal character.

Chapter 391 Page 16
Chapter 391 Page 16
Chapter 391 Page 16

I could be looking at it wrong, I just thought that whether you are on an object or not if you fall from a certain height you should receive a certain amount of damage.
 
Imagine diving head first off a ledge of X height. Then imagine jumping feet first off the same ledge. Finally, imagine jumping off the same ledge with cushions under your feet. There's a big difference in damage sustained. The reason is that during the act of jumping, first the cushion, then our legs absorb the kinetic energy of the fall (as they are designed to do). They decellerate the motion of the body to comfortable levels.

The same would happen to Naruto. Gamabunta would absorb a lot of the energy of that fall. Naruto's legs would still have to absorb kinetic energy but it's impossible to say how much. Essentially, Gamabunta acts as a giant cushion.

To answer your question, yes, it is a durability feat but it is impossible to say how good of a feat. If Gamabunta absorbs most of the fall energy, it may not be any harder than Naruto jumping himself.
 
Wouldn't the legs of Gamabunta absorb most of the damage that would be caused, as Spy_Smasher was going on about?
 
Wouldn't the legs of Gamabunta absorb most of the damage that would be caused, as Spy_Smasher was going on about?
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Yeah it would, that explains things well enough for me. At first I was looking at it as though an object like a plane or elevator hit the ground but as has been said Gamabunta's legs would reduce the force.
 
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