What If Minato Contained All Of The Kurama Chakra Within Him?

Minato and Kushina decided to use Naruto as the child of prophecy with the power of the Kyuubi. They could have sealed Kurama back into Kushina, but it would likely leave her dead and freed Kurama. Minato wanted to avoid risking war by allowing Naruto to become the child of prophecy.

Minato could have sealed 100 Kurama back in Kushina using the 8 trigrams seal, but if he survived, his seal would likely have broken and destroyed everything. If Minato used a shadow clone to spit the chakra and seal it, both could have a portion of the chakra. When the Kages are freed (Reaper Seal: Release), both Minato’s soul and Kurama are freed as one.

When Minato died, he and half of Kurama were mutually sealed in the Shinigami. When Minato came back, half of Kurama was sealed inside him, giving Naruto an actual chance at survival. Minato sealed half of Kyuubi’s chakra into himself and half within a newborn baby, hoping to have Yin Kurama sealed inside him, the part that gives life and shape to the Tailed Beast.

Minato died after sealing Kyuubi, and the tailed beasts are pure chakra, meaning they cannot be killed. He managed to place a Contract Seal on Tobi, freeing the fox from his control. To seal 100 Kurama, Minato would need a combination of RDS and 8 elements seal, which requires his death. The unique mechanics of the Four Symbols Seal and/or the Eight may explain why their chakra modes differ from other jinchūriki.

Can Kurama be revived by Minato?

In the event of Minato’s demise in a pure land, Kurama will be resurrected and subsequently pursue a nomadic existence until he is apprehended by a formidable shinobi such as Madara or Hashirama. Minato was situated within the interior of the Shinigami, or reaper, seal, thereby enabling the half-formed Kurama to remain within.

Does Kushina have more chakra than Naruto without Kurama?

Given his status as a half Uzumaki, it would be reasonable to posit that Naruto should possess a lesser degree of chakra than either Kushina or Mito. Madara utilized Gedô Mazô to absorb the Nine Tails, which resulted in Naruto losing consciousness, whereas Kushina was capable of combat without the Nine Tails.

Did Minato take the good half of Kurama?

Kurama, a powerful tailed beast, was sealed within Naruto by Minato using the Dead Demon Consuming Seal to separate its Yin half and imprison its Yang half. The chain loosened, and Kushina weakened, but both parents sacrificed themselves to protect their newborn child. Kurama later realized the situation behind Minato’s intention and decided to weaken the seal through its cracks with its chakra, determined to influence Naruto. In the anime, Kurama left large amounts of its chakra during the attack, which Kazuma collected and sealed within his son, Sora, hoping to use its power for his own agenda.

Kurama is a cynical and shrewd individual with a twisted sense of humor. It uses “washi” to refer to itself, which is generally used by older men. It is prideful and believes that a tailed beast’s strength is determined by its number of tails, which earned the fox disapproval from its brethren, especially Shukaku. However, Kurama deeply cares about the Sage of the Six Paths, viewing him with respect and even shed tears after the Sage’s final words were imparted.

Could Kushina use the nine tails chakra?

Kushina, an Uzumaki, was blessed with a strong life-force, granting her immense chakra reserves, vitality, stamina, healing powers, and longevity. Her unique ninjutsu style, inherited from her clan, allowed her to produce a powerful and special form of chakra, allowing her to survive the extraction of the Nine-Tails and provide aid to Minato on the battlefield. Despite her initial lack of skill in the art, Kushina became famed for her unique ninjutsu style and inherited sealing techniques to seal a tailed beast within a target.

With her chakra, she could materialize Adamantine Sealing Chains, which were strong enough to restrain and subdue the Nine-Tails. She could also form a barrier with these chains, keeping all from entering, even the Third Hokage. Kushina was able to use nature transformations of Wind, Water, and Yin Release.

Does Minato still have Kurama chakra?

Minato’s reanimation differs from his counterparts as he has never reached the Pure Land or Limbo, leaving Kurama sealed inside him. The Tailed-Beast Chakra Mode has two stages, with the first one obtained after subduing the beast and extracting its chakra. This grants the Jinchuriki the power to cloak themselves in the beast’s chakra and even transform into it. However, this is against the will of the tailed beast, as they are restrained within the Jinchuriki’s body after defeating them in a battle of wits.

Minato’s use of Kurama Chakra Mode immediately after returning to the battlefield seems illogical due to the Reaper Death Seal, a jutsu that traps souls inside the Shinigami’s stomach, forcing them to battle each other for eternity.

Could Minato have killed the Nine-Tails?

Minato, a highly intelligent individual, was aware that killing Kurama would result in his reincarnation. This is the reason he chose to seal him. Nevertheless, Minato is deficient in the use of effective offensive weapons with which to inflict damage upon Kurama.

How did Obito summon the Nine-Tails if it was in Kushina?

Kushina is taken by Obito, who uses his Sharingan to extract Kurama from her body. Kushina is placed under restraint and weakens the seal, but Kurama is eventually extracted due to her Uzumaki heritage. Obito attempts to kill Kurama, but Minato saves her and escapes to a safe house. Kushina is left to care for Naruto, while Minato defends the village.

As Kurama arrives, Uchiha Itachi and his brother Uchiha Sasuke feel something ominous. Kakashi detects a change in the air, and Hiruzen senses Kurama. Obito summons Kurama and launches an attack, with an Anbu reporting Kurama’s appearance to Hiruzen. Minato teleports to the Hokage Monument to help, and Kurama attacks with a Tailed Beast Ball. Minato tries to locate Hiruzen but is stopped by Obito. He teleports Minato away, but Minato uses his own teleportation to escape.

Obito follows, and Minato speculates that Obito is Uchiha Madara, who had used Kurama to destroy Konoha. Obito doesn’t deny Minato’s claim, but alludes to having some purpose behind the attack. Minato and Obito clash, with Minato striking Obito with the Rasengan after some difficulty.

Why didn t Minato seal the whole Nine Tails?

Kushina, already dying from her ordeal, offered to have the Nine-Tails sealed back in her to die with her. Minato rejected this idea, instead sealing the Nine-Tails into Naruto using the Eight Trigrams Seal. Minato cut the Nine-Tails’ chakra in half, leaving only its yang chakra. The Nine-Tails tried to kill Naruto, forcing Minato and Kushina to use their own bodies to shield him. Minato gave the key to the seal to Gerotora and sent Naruto to Jiraiya.

Hiruzen followed Minato to their location but couldn’t break through Kushina’s barrier. Minato asked Konoha’s villagers to regard Naruto as a hero for helping save the village and not hate him for containing the monster. He sealed the Nine-Tails into Naruto, adding his and Kushina’s chakra to the seal so they could watch him grow up and help him gain control of the Nine-Tails.

Hiruzen brought Naruto back to Konoha and shared Minato’s final request with the survivors. Most were unwilling to follow his instructions, as they couldn’t set aside their grief and bitterness after the attack. Hiruzen forbade discussing the Nine-Tails with future generations, but this largely failed, as those in Naruto’s age group only copied their parents’ hate, leading to Naruto growing up lonely.

What if Minato sealed all of Kurama in himself?

The reduction of Kurama’s influence by the seal could have a significant impact on the outcome of the confrontation, potentially allowing Naruto to survive and even to gain the upper hand.

Who has more chakra than Kurama?

The evidence suggests that Naruto’s chakra is more powerful than Kurama’s, indicating that Kurama’s life was terminated prematurely.