According to biology, the vast majority of animals in nature had a stage where they overthrew Qin.
The overthrow-Qin stage, as the name implied, was the period during which animals began overthrowing Qin. That was why foxes cried, "Great Chu shall rise, Chen Sheng shall be king."
It sounded like nonsense, but it had to be mentioned because it concerned an extremely important principle.
Outside the overthrow-Qin stage, animals had no worldly thoughts whatsoever. It was as though they were permanently in the "Sage Mode state" Naruto pursued.
Humans, however, could begin overthrowing Qin at any moment, all 365 days of the year.
Thus, in the Shinobi World, animals were naturally capable of absorbing Natural Energy and using Senjutsu, while humans had to use Naruto's shortcut and enter a calm state before they could briefly enter Sage Mode.
As everyone knew, Minato Namikaze had once said that he was not good at Senjutsu.
The same was true for Minato Namikaze in the Engraved Tsukuyomi World.
Why was Minato Namikaze, who was both talented and hardworking, bad at Senjutsu?
The reason was simple—because Minato Namikaze was a man among men.
Ordinary humans could merely enter the overthrow-Qin stage at any time, but Minato Namikaze was even more impressive: he was permanently in the overthrow-Qin stage.
In Minato Namikaze's eyes, everyone was like an NPC in a game, complete with one strange option.
Therefore, when Minato Namikaze was hit by Naruto's Magnet Release: Rasengan and branded with the Shokusha seal, he suffered as if he had been fitted with a tightening headband.
"Don't worry. We only want the Nine-Tails inside you. Stop screaming, or you'll draw that madman here!"
Obito stepped forward, picked up someone's stinky sock from the ground, and stuffed it into Minato Namikaze's mouth.
Buzz, buzz, buzz.
Minato Namikaze