Proof Bijuus can't heal

[LUMOS ULTIMATUM]

Bijuus are not immortal-they can't heal themselves

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Hachibi's horn hasn't regenerated and one teeth is broken,so...

 

[AllomnisymbolsparttwoT]

Bijuu's are immortal in the view that they are nothing more than energy

 

[Chīkara]

It has been 10 minutes in the NV lol.

 

[kunde]

They need to absorb nature energy first

 

[UchihaNagashi]

What do you mean?

Naruto was healed by Kurama. So how exactly are you saying ''Bijuu can't heal''?

 

[Uchiha Josephus]

It has been 10 minutes in the NV lol.

Indeed

 

[Saiyansnake]

They don't insta-heal.

 

[Tylerrg]

It has been 10 minutes in the NV lol.

Ya but bee's horn was cut off before A was raikage and it still hasn't regenerated. The only thing they can regenerate are tails

 

[Roby]

It has been 10 minutes in the NV lol.

^ This. These fights they are having are not taking weeks or months they are rather done within a day or two and most of the chapters combined is like 10-15 mins fight.

Also they have no time to regenerate right now...

 

[SeBa]

they are immortal... you can't kill them.

 

[OWanime]

they're immortal in the sense that they are just chakra so they don't actually die they just get like sucked up or something

 

[thatgirl]

hachibi's tentacles have been cut down many times and they have grown back

 

[Voidstep]

you realize the Hachibi has lost his tails numerous of times already right??
and he always have 8........

 

[Nature Sage]

The Short Explanation​

• Teeth are basically Enamel, which can't regenerate
• Horns are made of Keratin, which can't naturally regenerate either
• Parts of the Anatomy that is made up of Tissue can regenerate because it's the renewal of tissue :

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   [*=2]Fibroblasts (cells that are capable of forming skin and other tissue) gather at the site of injury and begin to produce collagen, which will eventually fill in the wound under the scab and create new capillaries to bring oxygen-rich blood to the recovering wound.
   [*=2]Skin along the edges of the wound becomes thicker and then gradually migrates (or stretches) under the scab to the center of the wound, where it meets skin from the other side and forms a scar (about three weeks after the initial injury).
   [*=2]Scar tissue will become stronger and fade gradually over the next several years as more collagen is added, but will only have about 80 percent of the strength of the original skin.

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