And the moment he appeared, he could connect with the Nine-Tails and go straight into Tailed Beast Transformation.
He could even control how much of that power he used. Naruto, the born protagonist, had needed countless hours of training to pull that off.
But Minato Namikaze? From the time he was sealed until he was summoned again, less than a day had passed, even by the most generous estimate.
Of course, that might simply have been a plot hole in the original story.
Whatever the explanation, if you set aside the advantage Kushina had from her Uzumaki Clan constitution, Minato Namikaze was actually better suited to being a Jinchūriki.
Yin believed Minato might even win over the Nine-Tails one day and achieve a partnership like Naruto's.
And if Minato learned he could still contribute to Konoha, he would probably agree without hesitation.
As far as Uchiha Yin knew, Minato really was that kind of man.
With the matter settled to everyone's satisfaction for now, they left the Hokage Office and headed home.
"Yin, I'll stay at your place tonight," Tsunade said suddenly when they reached the fork where the roads to the Senju Clan and Uchiha Clan parted. She rubbed her nose.
"Sure." Uchiha Yin seemed to think of something, and delight lit up his face.
Looking back through the history of the Naruto World, the year after a war ended was always the year with the most births.
War steadily reduced the population of every nation. It also made Ninja cherish their lives all the more—and want to pass those lives on.
Otherwise, if they died without passing on their lives and beliefs in some other way, how sad would that be?
That was why the Ninja Villages usually saw a surge in population during the year after a