When Yuhara took the Nine-Tails' chakra, he also paid a considerable portion of his own chakra as the price. Strictly speaking, it had not been a robbery, but an exchange.
The stronger Yuhara became, the stronger the Kekkei Tōta chakra he left behind became. The stronger that chakra was, the stronger the Nine-Tails who received it became. The stronger that portion of the Nine-Tails became, the weaker the other, larger portion of the Nine-Tails became, since the Nine-Tails' overall strength remained unchanged. And the weaker that portion of the Nine-Tails became, the weaker Yuhara became, because he had received most of the Nine-Tails' chakra.
So...
In other words, the stronger Yuhara became, the weaker Yuhara became.
After losing most of its chakra, the Nine-Tails had gained a trait it had never possessed before. The Tailed Beasts were creatures with unimaginably vast amounts of chakra, which meant that they had always used their chakra in a very crude and wasteful manner. The current Nine-Tails, however, could use chakra as efficiently and economically as a ninja. It had no choice—one could not cook without rice. Especially during small-scale conflicts, this Nine-Tails, which could use Yuhara's Kekkei Tōta, performed far better than before. It no longer launched a Tailed Beast Ball at the slightest provocation.
In other words, the weaker the Nine-Tails became, the stronger the Nine-Tails became.
Compared with a Shukaku who used Magnet Release, this Nine-Tails was now far inferior in total chakra. Yet in terms of the flexibility of its "Magnet Release," it was far superior.
In short, this Nine-Tails was both weaker and stronger than Shukaku.
When Naruto was born, his father, the Fourth Hokage, had unfortunately passed away. Thus, to me, a father was merely a vague concept. All my impressions of a father came from the influence