As beings beyond all ordinary limits in the world of the Hokage, Tailed Beasts did not need to eat, drink, or relieve themselves. Though they had mouths, those mouths truly were not for eating. This stemmed from their utterly different **method of composition.
They drew upon all the energy in their surroundings to create chakra, formed it into the external shape best suited to themselves, and then used chakra through that stable form. This was what gave Tailed Beasts their image, in the eyes of other living beings, of possessing an inexhaustible supply of power. Jinchuriki existed precisely to obtain that power.
Yet Jinchuriki were not unique to the era of shinobi villages. There had been Jinchuriki ever since shinobi first existed. Throughout that long history, countless Jinchuriki had died violent deaths, but the Nine Tailed Beasts were still alive and well. The claim that a Tailed Beast's life was linked to its Jinchuriki's was clearly bullshit.
In truth, the only thing linked to a Jinchuriki's life was one shell of the Tailed Beast. To a Tailed Beast, such a thing was merely a piece of clothing. The temporary destruction of its form was of no consequence at all. They only needed some time to gather a new body. Thus, a Jinchuriki's death was no big deal to a Tailed Beast. They merely lost their form temporarily, and after some time, could "revive" once more.
But even something Tailed Beasts could replace at any time possessed, in the eyes of shinobi, an utterly terrifying quantity of chakra—arguably the largest concentration of chakra in the world of the Hokage.
If such a thing exploded in its entirety, its power would unquestionably be devastating, sweeping away everything in its path.
There was no need to consider Kirigakure's land anymore. The explosion of