8 Interesting Facts About the Legendary Bijuu Kurama Who Lives in Naruto Uzumaki

Kurama is one of the nine Bijuu that originated from the separation of Juubi's chakra by Hagoromo Otsutsuki, the Sage of Six Paths. He split Juubi into nine entities to maintain the balance of the world.

With nine tails, Kurama is the Bijuu with the most tails, which serves as an indicator of its power. Although its power should not be underestimated, Kurama has been defeated several times, including by Madara Uchiha.

Kurama was initially filled with hatred towards humans because he was always treated as a weapon. This experience made him refuse to believe in humans, until Naruto eventually succeeded in changing his perspective.

As Kurama's Jinchuriki, Naruto must face this Bijuu's hatred. At the beginning of the story, Kurama often tries to take over Naruto's body. However, over time, their relationship evolves into one of mutual trust.

Kurama possesses extraordinary destructive power. His main attack, such as the Bijuu Bomb, is capable of destroying anything on a large scale. His collaboration with Naruto results in various new techniques like Kurama Mode and giant Rasengan.

Kurama also has a strong connection with Naruto's parents. Minato Namikaze, the Fourth Hokage, sealed half of Kurama's chakra into his own body, while the other half was sealed into Naruto's body by Kushina Uzumaki.

In the Fourth Ninja World War, Kurama showed his full loyalty to Naruto. The combination of their powers became one of the decisive factors in defeating Madara, Obito, and Kaguya Otsutsuki.

At the end of the Boruto series, Kurama sacrificed himself for Naruto while using Baryon Mode. His loss was a heavy blow to Naruto, both emotionally and in terms of strength.