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As you can see, Shinsusenju can use all 5 elements.
Shinjusenju is made of Mokuton. The Mokuton therefore has the potential to create other elements. But water and earth combine to form Mokuton. Thus, Water and Earth are the Progenitor elements.
The Shinju created all the elements. But the Shinju itself is made of Mokuton, which in turn is made of Water and Earth.
This means that Water and Earth could have existed even before the Shinju did!!
Perhaps the primordial Sea provided with primordial Earth with enough water to allow the Shinju sprout into existence, just like how water on soil allow for vegetation.
An interesting note is that in Japanese mythology, the land was created by stirring the sea, then the Sun and Moon were created afterwards, as if earth and water were first in existence.
Of course, it's not the same compared to the manga, but I can certainly see some influences.
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Shinjusenju is made of Mokuton. The Mokuton therefore has the potential to create other elements. But water and earth combine to form Mokuton. Thus, Water and Earth are the Progenitor elements.
The Shinju created all the elements. But the Shinju itself is made of Mokuton, which in turn is made of Water and Earth.
This means that Water and Earth could have existed even before the Shinju did!!
Perhaps the primordial Sea provided with primordial Earth with enough water to allow the Shinju sprout into existence, just like how water on soil allow for vegetation.
An interesting note is that in Japanese mythology, the land was created by stirring the sea, then the Sun and Moon were created afterwards, as if earth and water were first in existence.
Of course, it's not the same compared to the manga, but I can certainly see some influences.
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