At that moment, Uchiha Makoto remembered the only children in the original story born from a union of different bloodline limits.
"Oh, right. Later on, Naruto and Hinata had Boruto and Himawari, who seemed to show some signs of reverting to their Ōtsutsuki ancestry. That means combining bloodlines is viable! Why does the whole shinobi world act like it has some collective obsession with bloodline purity, insisting on keeping it in the family and marrying relatives? The Japanese really do think in bizarre ways..."
"And Boruto and Himawari's story was already part of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. In other words, the original series didn't have a single example of two different bloodline limits combining like that."
"As for whether Mei Terumi's two kekkei genkai came from something like that, it was never explained!"
Uchiha Makoto could hardly say much about that. After all, Kishimoto had already built a vast enough world. Drawing more scenes like these that had nothing to do with the plot would only have made more trouble for himself.
Complaining was one thing, but he still had a practical problem to solve.
Since simple transplantation wouldn't work, it was time for science and some ruthless tinkering!
"Induce the two bloodlines to fuse at the cellular level, producing an entirely new fused bloodline limit with the traits of both!" Uchiha
Makoto settled on a new direction for his research.
This was harder than simple transplantation, but its potential was also greater. He felt himself heading ever further down the path of a mad scientist, and the sense of accomplishment sometimes surpassed what he felt from simply gaining power.
"Sure enough, you become like the company you keep. Hang around Orochimaru... and you're liable to turn into a research maniac." He chuckled at himself, but his hands never stopped