Where did talking animals come from?

[Deadmed]

There are ordinary animals and then there are talking animals and magic sage animals. Did such creatures exist before the Shinjuu? I don't think so. My theory is that Hagaromo created them with creation of all things similar to how he created the talking monsters known as the Bijuu. This could also explain why some, such as the elder toad sage, shared Hagaromo's ability of foresight.

 

[Ansatsuken]

Hagoromo never created them. They exist naturally like human

 

[ChicagoJhawk]

I think they existed along side humans. It's just later that they were domesticated for summoning in battle

 

[Pukkake Pokayo]

Maybe. Why go out of your way to just make a talking version of something that already existed though?

Makes sense because regular creatures can't utilize chakra. Same for some humans.

 

[Seventh Sama]

That's what i think too or they're just naturally like that and hagoromo passed chakra to them.

 

[Deadmed]

Hagoromo never created them. They exist naturally like human

This was never stated, we don't know why they exist. They are magical creatures with access to jutsu and chakra unlike the other animals, clearly they are different. The story implies that before the Shinju things were pretty much non-magical

 

[Ansatsuken]

This was never stated, we don't know why they exist. They are magical creatures with access to jutsu and chakra unlike the other animals, clearly they are different. The story implies that before the Shinju things were pretty music non-magical

Some said they came from different dimension

 

[Dark Sonic]

Plot-holes never explained

 

[Deadmed]

Some said they came from different dimension

maybe they're referring to mount myoboku, I don't think that's a different dimension just a magical place like mountain's graveyard. I believe Hagaromo created these areas with the dna sword and used creation of all things to create magical animals in the image of pre-existing ones.

 

[Rohan]

That's what i think too or they're just naturally like that and hagoromo passed chakra to them.

This I think is the best explanation. Passing Chakra to them must have done something, like it did with the humans.

 

[Deadmed]

This I think is the best explanation. Passing Chakra to them must have done something, like it did with the humans.

or he created them, it was said that he was the creator of all things even though he wasn't necessarily he probably created a lot of shit nonetheless.

 

[SUPERDEADLYKING]

good question hahaha

 

[Nick01]

That's what i think too or they're just naturally like that and hagoromo passed chakra to them.

Very possible.

 

[ninjarasengan]

There are ordinary animals and then there are talking animals and magic sage animals. Did such creatures exist before the Shinjuu? I don't think so. My theory is that Hagaromo created them with creation of all things similar to how he created the talking monsters known as the Bijuu. This could also explain why some, such as the elder toad sage, shared Hagaromo's ability of foresight.

For the Toad and Snake clans it is hinted that they might be descendants of Humans who failed Sage training.

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[SatanicGod]

This was never stated, we don't know why they exist. They are magical creatures with access to jutsu and chakra unlike the other animals, clearly they are different. The story implies that before the Shinju things were pretty much non-magical

Well Hagoromo relied heavily on the prophecy that Grand elder Toad prophesized. Why do that if he can see into the future as well? How could he give a creature something he had no ability to do?

 

[Deadmed]

For the Toad and Snake clans it is hinted that they might be descendants of Humans who failed Sage training.

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if you fail you become a statue, not a talking animal