Because the new version of the Seven-Tails Jinchuriki did not have the complete Seven-Tails sealed inside them, that portion of chakra was like a tree without roots or water without a source. Once it was used up, it was gone.
But as long as the Seven-Tails' chakra remained, this new version of the Seven-Tails Jinchuriki could be considered a perfect jinchuriki, and the strength they could unleash was no less than that of a complete perfect jinchuriki!
Across the entire shinobi world.
This already counted as extremely high-end combat power!
Besides.
Seven-Tails Chōmei now belonged to Konoha.
It would be very simple for Uchiha Minamoto to replenish the new Seven-Tails Jinchuriki's Seven-Tails chakra.
Big Bug was the new Seven-Tails Jinchuriki's "oversized power bank."
And if the plan to cultivate a new Seven-Tails Jinchuriki progressed smoothly.
Then Uchiha Minamoto could also try creating a second new Seven-Tails Jinchuriki.
All three members of the Namikaze family were Nine-Tails Jinchuriki.
So why couldn't Konoha create multiple Seven-Tails Jinchuriki?
Not only that.
Uchiha Minamoto could also extend the variant jinchuriki cultivation plan to the other tailed beasts and Konoha ninja at the same time.
Two Two-Tails Jinchūriki, three Three-Tails Jinchūriki, four Four-Tails jinchuriki...
The number of jinchuriki a single tailed beast could have was not one, not two, not three...
This was the complete variant tailed beast weaponization strategy!
Actually, there was one more point Uchiha Minamoto had left out.
The world regarded tailed beasts as weapons of war possessing incomparably powerful strength.
But the chakra creatures Konoha possessed were not limited to tailed beasts.
[Yatagarasu] and [Blue Pheasant], whom Uchiha Minamoto had created himself, as well as the chakra life-forms he had yet to create, could also have "jinchuriki" made specifically for them!
While people from other villages thought Konoha's resurrection of the