knight504 said:
Not really. Kurama was first sealed away because he was too powerful to let roam free so Mito wanted him to "remain silent inside her". The idea of using Bijuu as weapons didn't happen until the Shinobi World Wars started which is likely after Mito's act (and Hashirama's death). It's not unreasonable to think that her seal was never intended to access Kurama's power in the same way we see in all the other jinchuuriki. She spent her entire life as jinchuuriki and lived through at least one of the wars, possibly two of them so Konoha still handled themselves. It wouldn't surprise me if Kushina was in the same situation and only Naruto was first weaponised jinchuuriki of Kurama, especially since no-one had any idea about how to train him.
Exactly. Lets not forget how different Kurama was in her seal to Naruto's seal. In Naruto he was sealed in a cage, yes but his was designed by Minato for Naruto to be able to use the chakra. Kurama had free movement inside that cage.
In Kushina Kurama has a stake through every limb, torso, and just to be sure Kushina's chakra chains are there as well.
Now, I'm NOT saying that theres no possibility at all of Kushina knowing how to use Kurama. I'm saying she would have been like Naruto was early shippuden when she DID use Kurama.
AKA: A mindless beast who would attack both friend and foe, and therefore a liability that would have been used far more cautiously.
We've been TOLD that perfect melds are only possible when Host and Bijuu cooperate.
Kushina's seal in no way promotes cooperation.
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Antimatter said:
The Archfiend of Lightning said:
Then kindly explain why there was no information whatsoever in Konoha about mastering Kurama's chakra. Explain why Jiraya had that scar on his chest from trying to train Naruto in it and failing. Explain why, rather than trying to help him control the chakra, Yamato was there to push the chakra back into the seal.
Explain why- despite all the information Konoha obviously has in training Jinchuriki- Naruto has to go to
Kumo to learn how its done.
and woudl have been pre-TS if Naruto, a host, hadn't taken on the enemy host.
Ah yes. Because Jiraya wasn't there or anything. You know, the guy who is an expert at sealing and gave Kakashi a seal to deal with Naruto. Yep, if one barely-trained Genin hadn't been there the whole village would have been wiped.
If Konoha had enemies at the gate, like hell they wouldn't pull out theirs and send the enemy packing. It would be retarded not to. Likewise, I don't see why they wouldn't send theirs to the front if needed.
Sure. Except they didn't train Naruto as a Jinchuriki at all. Not until he went to
Kumo.
I haven't been able to find the 2 flashback panels where Mito and Kushina say something to Kurama, but I'm pretty sure Mito at least never intended to use Kurama's power. "Stay silent inside of me" or something like that.
Two words: scope creep.
Naruto wasn't trained because the idea that hosts were WMD was introduced near the later parts of the series, as a way to justify their powerups.
In retrospect, however, If you apply that knowledge to Kushina and Mito,I can't see why they wouldn't be used in similar capacities. In retrospect, Naruto should have, but yeah, most of the manga was created before the concept was introduced.
As for sending to Kumo? It was because they were trying to keep naruto and bee out of sight and isolated, to prevent their capture. I'm sure Konoha had more local ways to train a jinchuriki, seeing as their Kage fucking handed the bijou out to begin with, and they had a close relationship with Uzu. Jiraya may not have had access to that in the training trip, which again, was primarily done to keep him away from the enemy. Plus, yet again, there was no concept of hosts as WMD vital to village and country defense. Hell, Kumo left Nii on her own during the fight, instead of giving her the backup you would have logically expected given her importance.
Jiraya was preoccupied in the invasion, with the giant ass snakes IIRC. You know, the ones who were wrecking shop before he showed up. If Gaara had gone full on bijou mode in Konoha, losses woudl have been rather high all around. they were lucky in that he fled, and naruto was able to take him out.
Jiraya was preoccupied? How do you figure that? Because I recall Jiraya simply dropping a giant toad on it from the sky and bob's your uncle. Even if I'm not remembering it correctly, I still remember Jiraya beating it in one hit. As soon as the toad hit the snake was done.
I think that YOU think I'm talking academy and pre-time skip here. I'm not. I'm talking PTS.
"I'm sure" is not evidence. Especially in the face of Tsunade and Kakashi coming face-first with Jiraya's injury. Naruto almost killed Jiraya, one of the three legendary bloody Sannin while in 4-tail state, and the leaf did NOTHING about it. If they HAD the means to train him in properly using Kurama WHY did they not DO it? Instead, they sent him to rescue Gaara, where, surprise surprise, Naruto lost control over his anger and almost went 3-tails. (I think. Don't quote me on the number. Might have been 2.) And then they went back to Konoha and Naruto went to go try to find Sasuke where, surprise surprise, he went 4-tails and injured Sakura. Each time, that power had to be sealed away by something, whether it was Jiraya's seal or Yamato's mokuton. There was no learning to control it. There was only suppression.
If Konoha has a way of training Jinchuriki then
why didn't it happen? Its not like there wasn't time for him to train in between. He created Rasenshuriken and bigger rasengans after all. And then he learned sage mode instead of learning how to control Kurama.
And lastly: "I'm sure Konoha had more local ways to train a jinchuriki, seeing as their Kage fucking handed the bijou out to begin with"
The important point that I think you're forgetting is exactly that. Their
Kage handed them out. Specifically Hashirama. You know...<a href='http://www.mangahere.com/manga/naruto/v60/c620/7.html' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>this guy.</a> The one who made
Madara his bitch.
And besides that, what makes you think that handing them out = knowing how to train jinchuriki? Mito was the first jinchuriki- if you don't count The Sage- that we know about. How exactly was Hashirama supposed to spontaneously invent a way to train the jinchuriki? Especially considering that he died some unspecified amount of time after that battle? Wasn't it said that his fight with Madara lead him to his grave?