The Tailed Beasts are some of the most important beings in Naruto. Kishimoto reveals his inspiration for them.

Fans expected her to use the Kurama chakra to amplify her Tainjutsu, hence, the Tailed Beast Bomb was a surprise. Kurama and Himawari as seen in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga (Image via Shueishar) ...

Kurama, the fearsome nine-tailed fox in Naruto, draws inspiration from Japanese folklore's kitsune, magical foxes known for their cunning and transformative abilities.

These tailed beasts are massive, sentient chakra monsters with various abilities and personalities. Naruto was born with Kurama, the Nine-Tailed Fox, sealed in him.

The kernel was found within Himawari, and Kurama’s nature chakra latched on to it. She has been cultivating Kurama’s power for years now, ever since Naruto lost access to the Nine-Tailed Fox.

This also shows a different side of Kurama’s posession, as fans rarely see the Nine-Tailed Beast act without Naruto’s knowledge.

Final thoughts Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter 9 has probably further broken the Naruto powerscale by having Jura shoot Tailed Beast Bombs so casually.

Through a recent interview of the mangaka with french media site La Nouvelle République, Kishimoto has admitted that the figure of Godzilla was decisive in shaping the Tailed Beasts of the ...

Mecha-Naruto has a rocket Rasengan punch, laser eyes, and a Kyubi mode. Trigger Mecha-Naruto’s awakening to fuse with Mecha-Kurama, a giant enemy with tailed beast balls and a tail boomerang.

For the first time, Kawaki is meeting the monster living inside Naruto. The Nine-Tailed Beast named Kurama appears before Kawaki in "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations'' Episode 201.