With Minato stepping in, Kushina was finally subdued for the time being, and everyone's attention returned to the Thunderstorm Tags.
"Gengetsu, these Thunderstorm Tags really are no less effective than Exploding Tags, especially when it comes to setting traps. But how difficult are they to make? It seems they require both Yin and Yang Chakra?"
Minato fired off one question after another.
Gengetsu had long been prepared. Smiling, he said, "The difficulty is about the same as making Exploding Tags. As for Yin and Yang Chakra, the Yin-Yang Seal I just developed does indeed require both Yin Release and Yang Release, but the version used to seal ninjutsu does not.
Brother Minato, you should remember the conclusion from my Yin-Yang Four Symbols Theory that every type of Chakra contains both Yin and Yang power, right? So long as one understands Sealing Techniques, using this sealing technique I named the 'Pseudo Yin-Yang Seal' to seal ninjutsu isn't difficult!"
"I see!"
Minato smiled, then asked, "Then Thunderstorm Tags can be widely used. But do you plan to make them yourself and sell them to the village or other ninja, just like Exploding Tags?"
Gengetsu decisively shook his head. "Something like this will spread sooner or later. There's no need to keep it hidden!"
There was no copyright protection in the Shinobi World. Although the Pseudo Yin-Yang Seal was rather ingenious, it was not particularly difficult to learn. Forget Konoha—even the other ninja villages would eventually make copies of it.
Since that was the case, it would be better to openly work with those Ninja Clans. For example, he could teach the Sarutobi Clan how to make Thunderstorm Tags and take a cut from every tag sold. Wouldn't that be wonderful?
Of course, the most important point was that there were only three