Killer B, the Eight-Tails' Jinchuriki, had been injured, so his consciousness temporarily receded while Gyūki took over.
The massive Eight-Tails, a bull-headed octopus monster, did not let Kisame Hoshigaki remain arrogant for long.
In his complete Eight-Tails form, Gyūki spewed a massive amount of ink from his mouth. The ink drifted with the current and gathered into clones, which used a special taijutsu to seize control of Kisame Hoshigaki's body at the critical moment. Before long, they had completely dyed Kisame Hoshigaki black and sealed him away.
In the right environment, this technique was theoretically a powerful sealing jutsu capable of instantly sealing hundreds or even thousands of enemies. Its drawback was that it needed three seconds to fully take effect and complete the seal.
Fortunately, Kisame Hoshigaki, convinced that victory was assured, failed to realize that such a spectacular ninjutsu was actually a sealing technique. He chose the wrong response and was caught off guard by Gyūki.
Although Kisame Hoshigaki, while fused with Samehada, could break most ordinary ninjutsu by absorbing chakra given enough time, sealing techniques were no simple matter. They might not be able to contain him for very long, but for the time being, this terrifying fish monster would certainly be unable to harm anyone.
Of course, that was assuming no one came to help him.
Seeing the situation reverse, Yugito Nii, the Two-Tails' Jinchuriki, was about to step forward and deliver a fatal blow to Kisame Hoshigaki, who had humiliated her earlier, but Gyūki stopped her.
"Don't be rash. We can't kill him for now, and the enemy has reinforcements. Let's break out first."
With things this unfavorable, if they had an opportunity and still did not break through, choosing instead to remain entangled within the enemy's Water Style ninjutsu—the Water Prison Shark Dance Technique—they