[Theory] How Mito/Kushina Sealed Kurama | Added Content

[DrProof]

Strongest Uzumaki Sealing Techniques

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Mazō no Kusari

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This is also known as a sealing jutsu or a binding jutsu also known as a Juinjutsu:

I want to first start out by allowing you to notice the similarities in which binding, and sealing are casually one in the same. Also I want you to take a look at the similarities of Mazō no Kusari, and Kushina's jutsu, that's right they're the same technique!

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The Uzumaki Clan were heavily known for their sealing prowess, and it was also stated that their sealing processes "were a little rough.".

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I believe when they state the sealing process to be "rough", I deduce this statement to meaning sacrificial of oneself/others or belongings. (body parts etc.) That being said, the huge tole of such Sealing techniques were because they were the most feared due to their power in Kushina/Minato's Era.

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Mito Uzumaki, being able to seal Kurama within herself (able to seal a Bijuu takes an advanced Sealing technique) while also suppressing her chakra was a clear acknowledgment of the said statement.

The above quote supports, and may actually hint at how Mito, and Kushina sealed the Bijuu inside themselves; Mazō no Kusari is the answer. What I'm hinting at (which should be pretty obvious) is that the Jutsu in which Kushina, and Obito used were Fūinjutsu taught by The Uzumaki, and an inherited trait of The Rinnegan (Due to Rikūdo Sennin being an Uzumaki).

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Take a look at the above scan, you see the Four-Tails Son Goku being sucked into the Gedo Mazou, and sealed. This was all done by Mazō no Kusari, a deprived jutsu from the Uzumaki clan inherited into the Rinnegan due to The Sage himself being a pure-bred Uzumaki. Kushina herself furthermore proved that Mazō no Kusari was a sealing jutsu as she stated that she would integrate the Kurama back into her body, and die with it inside of her.

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Not much is known about her fighting skills, but Kushina hailed her as a powerful kunoichi. She was shown to be exceptional at fūinjutsu, being able to seal the entirety of Kurama within herself.

That's that, I've just fully explained how this Juinjutsu is actually a Fūinjutsu or a Hybrid in the least. Also this explains as to how Mito, and Kushina Uzumaki sealed the entirety of Kurama inside of their bodies.

• Pure-Blood Uzumaki
• Strong Life Force
• Immense Chakra Reserves
• The Best Fūinjutsu

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Addition:

Byakugō no In​

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This technique is notified as a Fūinjutsu due to its ability to take, and seal chakra within the seal (diamond) on the users forehead. Now let's put this together:

Mito Uzumaki = Uzumaki
Uzumaki = Best Fūinjutsu Users
Byakugō no In = Fūinjutsu

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With that in mind, we all can recall the statement that Bijū are just entities of chakra, in which Byakugō no In seals chakra within the seal located on the users forehead. This may have been another possible solution as to how Mito Uzumaki sealed the entirety of Kurama within herself.

So the formula is: Mazō no Kusari + Pure-Bred Uzumaki = Bijū Sealing | Byakugō no In + Pure-Bred Uzumaki = Bijū Sealing.




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[Hipster Madara]

Hmm, interesting.
If she was able to seal it within herself without dying, what was sacrificed? Perhaps she used her stored chakra to heal herself afterwards (or Hashirama could have done something, idk)?

 

[The Necromancer]

I don't see what you're trying to confirm here...

 

[DrProof]

Hmm, interesting.
If she was able to seal it within herself without dying, what was sacrificed? Perhaps she used her stored chakra to heal herself afterwards (or Hashirama could have done something, idk)?

Possibly once she sealed Kurama within her body, she suffered internal damage (such as Kushina did when trying to drag Kurama back inside of her body). Maybe she did indeed heal herself.

I don't see what you're trying to confirm here...

Then you obviously have terrible comprehension skills, that or you're a hater as you've done nothing, but hate when I post threads. Just stop posting on my threads.

 

[FemmeFatale]

I don't see what you're trying to confirm here...

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Oh nevermind I missed the first thing it said.

 

[Hipster Madara]

Possibly once she sealed Kurama within her body, she suffered internal damage (such as Kushina did when trying to drag Kurama back inside of her body). Maybe she did indeed heal herself.



Then you obviously have terrible comprehension skills, that or you're a hater as you've done nothing, but hate when I post threads. Just stop posting on my threads.

Possibly. That would somewhat make sense.

@sig-
Seems legit .__.

 

[SilverfoxUchiha]

Finally something interesting to read. The base has been getting a bit boring IMO without any decent LEGIT threads to read. Although i did have knowledge of this already, Well Done.

EDIT: My only question is this however. I was under the impression that if a Jinchuriki dies that the bijuu inside them would be released. I am sure Kushina knew she was not going to survive (after already have the Kyuubi ripped out of her which in itself would have killed a non Uzumaki Jinchuriki, and also giving birth to Naruto - there's no way she would have survived the strain of sealing the Kyuubi with her Chakra Chains. Seriously.)

So what would have been the point in Kushina resealing the Kyuubi if she was likely to die anyway.

 

[DrProof]

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You must have poor comprehension skills as well. The title clears is all up, but then again most members don't read, they just post.

Possibly. That would somewhat make sense.

@sig-
Seems legit .__.

My sig is truth, and you know it. *_*

Finally something interesting to read. The base has been getting a bit boring IMO without any decent LEGIT threads to read. Although i did have knowledge of this already, Well Done.

Obviously the people above you seem to not get the point of this thread. Anyhow thanks for the compliment, indeed the base is lacking in interesting content.

 

[Sonnelion]

I don't quite understand what you're trying to do here...sorry

 

[narutorikudoumode]

didn't you make a similar thread already it seems added

 

[The Necromancer]

Possibly once she sealed Kurama within her body, she suffered internal damage (such as Kushina did when trying to drag Kurama back inside of her body). Maybe she did indeed heal herself.



Then you obviously have terrible comprehension skills, that or you're a hater as you've done nothing, but hate when I post threads. Just stop posting on my threads.

Your entire post was saying that uzumaki are good at sealing... That a seal can seal a bijuu and that Byakugō no In can also seal a bijuu? That it can heal AFTER sealing a bijuu? Your language wasn't quite clear.

The first is obvious, and the second just wasn't touched upon much, so i didn't know what you were trying to get at.

 

[FemmeFatale]

You must have poor comprehension skills as well. The title clears is all up, but then again most members don't read, they just post.


My sig is truth, and you know it. *_*

I comprehend very well actually, but i missed the first thing you said... thats why i edited my post.
But what I dont understand is were you are getting at, you sort of finished with a cliff hanger type them
you gave the background, now how is it relevant to the present or future. Or were you just trying to tie
lost ends.

 

[DrProof]

I don't quite understand what you're trying to do here...sorry

I was clearing up how Mito/Kushina sealed Kurama. What was so hard to understand? I'm curious..

didn't you make a similar thread already it seems added

Yeah. I just added the below portion. Nothing big, just something I felt the need to announce publicly to furthermore prove how Mito sealed Kurama (it was in addition).

Your entire post was saying that uzumaki are good at sealing... That a seal can seal a bijuu and that Byakugō no In can also seal a bijuu? That it can heal AFTER sealing a bijuu? Your language wasn't quite clear.

The first is obvious, and the second just wasn't touched upon much, so i didn't know what you were trying to get at.

I never said that Byakugō no In could heal the user after sealing a tailed beast, because we've already got manga evidence that healing while the seal is active is canon. So that's why I never added that in the OP. I don't see the confusing part.

 

[The Necromancer]

I never said that Byakugō no In could heal the user after sealing a tailed beast, because we've already got manga evidence that healing while the seal is active is canon. So that's why I never added that in the OP. I don't see the confusing part.

Not confusing exactly, just that i was expecting more proof. Not bashing the theory, but you kind of ended it abruptly.

 

[Draxus]

Nice theory, but what makes you think Kushina sealed the Bijuu inside herself? Didn't she get Kurama as a small child?

If you mean she ATTEMPTED to seal Kurama with that jutsu, I don't know if it's one in the same as she was going to sacrifice her life to do it and Mito lived on for many years after sealing the bijuu. I don't think one takes "damage" from sealing the Bijuu, rather it tears up their chakra or soul in the process and the yin seal only grants additional chakra and allows the ability to heal physical damage.

 

[sepfiroth]

interesting theory

 

[XxLotusxX]

I don't see what you're trying to confirm here...

Is it not obvious?

An argument supporting the theory that the sage is an uzumaki, and speculation on how Kurama was sealed.

Its very clear lol

 

[DrProof]

interesting theory

Thank you.

Is it not obvious?

An argument supporting the theory that the sage is an uzumaki, and speculation on how Kurama was sealed.

Its very clear lol

Exactly.

 

[Frikid]

minato sealed kurama in naruto without being an uzumaki or having that spot on his head .

 

[Mr Hiru]

minato sealed kurama in naruto without being an uzumaki or having that spot on his head .

The seal is not for the sealer, it's for the vessel.