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Distant Continents

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All five continents flow in he same timeline, meaning neither is ahead of the other. Although they are all opposite of each other, the differences are quiet aligned and appear very casually. Even though it is possible to have counterpart from one of the continents, it is very unlikely, as there are many distinction between each region. As they are all in the same flow in time, they seem to follow the same timeline of conflicts. Such as in the Ninja Continent, when Madara was initiating the Fourth Great Shinobi World War, all the other continents had similiar conflicts, although they were slightly altered, such as one being a war, and the other being caught in a civil war.

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All five continents flow in he same timeline, meaning neither is ahead of the other. Although they are all opposite of each other, the differences are quiet aligned and appear very casually. Even though it is possible to have counterpart from one of the continents, it is very unlikely, as there are many distinction between each region. As they are all in the same flow in time, they seem to follow the same timeline of conflicts. Such as in the Ninja Continent, when Madara was initiating the Fourth Great Shinobi World War, all the other continents had similiar conflicts, although they were slightly altered, such as one being a war, and the other being caught in a civil war. The most notable difference is of major importance. Each continent has a different faith. The Ninja Continent believes in the Rikudo Sennin, while another believes in the Chivalry God (騎士道の神, Kishi-dō no Kami). These differences, although they have very little impact in the lands themselves, can cause trouble. This is because, if the Great Rift is penetrated, someone may step into another continent. They would quickly learn that this new continent believed in something else, and conflicts would arise.