Same Personality, Different Fate

Eight-Tails: "..."

How the hell was I supposed to help you?

I wanted to help, but the Nine-Tails wouldn't allow it!

I was helpless too.

He definitely couldn't say that out loud, or Killer B would think he was far inferior to the Nine-Tails. So the Eight-Tails pondered before saying:

"B, the Nine-Tails and I have an agreement. Problems and conflicts between Jinchūriki must be resolved by the Jinchūriki themselves. We Tailed Beasts cannot intervene. Besides, if a Tailed Beast intervenes, the situation could spiral out of control."

"Can you bear the consequences?"

"Consequences? What consequences?"

Killer B was a little confused. A Tailed Beast stepping in would cause the situation to spiral out of control?

Wasn't that a bit alarmist?

The Eight-Tails continued, "The Nine-Tails' Jinchūriki is the Shinobi World's only Perfect Jinchūriki, and she also has the Nine-Tails' assistance. Their strengths can stack together, while we..."

Had I blamed Aba wrongly?

Killer B realized that perhaps the Eight-Tails had been right not to intervene.

He was not yet a Perfect Jinchūriki. At most, he could drape himself in a layer of Tailed Beast Cloak to fight. What about Kushina?

She could enter Nine-Tails Chakra Mode in minutes, then beat him senseless.

In that case, the Eight-Tails had been right not to act.

Once it acted, things would get interesting.

If he used the Eight-Tails' chakra without restraint, he risked losing control. When a Jinchūriki could not withstand a Tailed Beast's chakra, it was equivalent to having his body taken over by the Tailed Beast.

What were the consequences of having one's body taken over by a Tailed Beast before becoming a Perfect Jinchūriki?

A Tailed Beast rampage.

The Eight-Tails might have acknowledged Killer B now, but if it were given a chance to go on a rampage, it