Meowazziel
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Some people say it doesnt make sense that resealing yin Kurama in Naruto, can save him from the effects of having yang Kurama extracted out of him (which would result in dying instantly for a non-Uzumaki and dying after a while for an Uzumaki). The reason why some people believe it doesnt make sense is, because Minato and Kushina should have done this for Kushina back on Naruto's birthday.
I will tell you that Kishi didnt make any mistakes with this in his story.
Kurama's chakra behaves totally different when you have befriended him, compared to when you have not.
Kushina was never friends with Kurama. Kurama can only give a tiny bit of chakra when he is behind bars sealed up, compared to when the seal is open (which Naruto opened when they became friends).
When Naruto and Kurama were not friends yet, the chakra of Kurama was acting like a sort of poison to Naruto.
However, this wasnt the case anymore when Naruto and Kurama became friends.
Probably when you reseal the yin part of Kurama, into someone who has befriended Kurama and who lost the yang part, it will have a different effect for that person, compared to someone who lost the whole Kurama and who didnt befriended Kurama either.
Next to this, yin and yang is about balance. Maybe if you lose yang, you revert the effects by sealing the yin part into that person. In Kushina's case she lost the whole Kurama.
Even if we dont take all the info above into account, than there is also the matter of Minato and Kushina probably not having known about being able to save a jinchuriki, by resealing. One can wonder as well, if you can survive having a full bijou sealed into you, right after having it sealed out. There were no medics around at that time either.
Naruto passed out pretty quick, however he was much younger than Kushina when Kurama was extracted and he has been fighting in the war for days. Kushina had been giving birth and was much older than Naruto when Kurama was extracted. Kushina and Naruto are two different cases.
So if you ask me, I dont think Kishi made any error in his story with jinchuriki losing bijou and the rules that apply to jinchuriki when they lose bijous. The fact that Naruto can be saved with Yin Kurama, doesnt contradict anything.
Edit: There are exceptions to the rule.
Not everyone dies after their bijou is extracted from them.
Having the Gedo Mazo inside of you, as the Juubi jinc, makes sure you can survive.
So I wouldnt find it weird if there are more exceptions to the rule, like in Naruto's case.
I will tell you that Kishi didnt make any mistakes with this in his story.
Kurama's chakra behaves totally different when you have befriended him, compared to when you have not.
Kushina was never friends with Kurama. Kurama can only give a tiny bit of chakra when he is behind bars sealed up, compared to when the seal is open (which Naruto opened when they became friends).
When Naruto and Kurama were not friends yet, the chakra of Kurama was acting like a sort of poison to Naruto.
However, this wasnt the case anymore when Naruto and Kurama became friends.
Probably when you reseal the yin part of Kurama, into someone who has befriended Kurama and who lost the yang part, it will have a different effect for that person, compared to someone who lost the whole Kurama and who didnt befriended Kurama either.
Next to this, yin and yang is about balance. Maybe if you lose yang, you revert the effects by sealing the yin part into that person. In Kushina's case she lost the whole Kurama.
Even if we dont take all the info above into account, than there is also the matter of Minato and Kushina probably not having known about being able to save a jinchuriki, by resealing. One can wonder as well, if you can survive having a full bijou sealed into you, right after having it sealed out. There were no medics around at that time either.
Naruto passed out pretty quick, however he was much younger than Kushina when Kurama was extracted and he has been fighting in the war for days. Kushina had been giving birth and was much older than Naruto when Kurama was extracted. Kushina and Naruto are two different cases.
So if you ask me, I dont think Kishi made any error in his story with jinchuriki losing bijou and the rules that apply to jinchuriki when they lose bijous. The fact that Naruto can be saved with Yin Kurama, doesnt contradict anything.
Edit: There are exceptions to the rule.
Not everyone dies after their bijou is extracted from them.
Having the Gedo Mazo inside of you, as the Juubi jinc, makes sure you can survive.
So I wouldnt find it weird if there are more exceptions to the rule, like in Naruto's case.
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