Yuhara estimated that Shimura Danzō's remaining chances at resurrection were definitely limited. For one thing, this was before the Uchiha calamity—or rather, that calamity was happening right now. Even Shimura Danzō had no way to grow an entire armful of Sharingan.
For another, Orochimaru's research into First Hokage Cells was still limited. Shimura Danzō probably had not yet had time to extensively modify his own body. As for the Root's technical strength, some things could not simply be researched because one wanted to research them. Projects beyond imagination ultimately required outstanding researchers and extraordinary materials... Tenzo must have felt this especially deeply.
Taking everything into consideration, Shimura Danzō's current strength could only be described as that of an exceptional Wind Release ninja. Compared with the Danzō in Yuhara's memories, the current Danzō had no First Hokage Cells, and thus no bodily vessel capable of carrying a large number of Sharingan. He also lacked Uchiha Shisui's Mangekyō Sharingan.
By comparison, regardless of what violent method Yuhara had used to force himself into Sage Mode, the fact remained that Yuhara, who could use Senjutsu, was more than a match for the current Shimura Danzō.
Simply put, Danzō was outstanding in Wind Release: a jōnin with some strategic ability and considerable strength. He could stand shoulder to shoulder with Tenzo, but he was still inferior to Kakashi, let alone Yuhara, who stood peerless above them all.
As for the result, this battle had held little suspense from the very beginning. After Danzō summoned his Summoning Beast, Baku, he made use of the giant tapir's ability and began releasing Wind Release Ninjutsu without pause.
Baku roared continuously. Whenever its breath swept across the Wind Release attacks released by Danzō, it immediately produced a powerful amplification effect. The blades, which originally could only inflict single-target