Boruto: The Humanoid Ten-Tails, Explained

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Boruto chapter 72 dropped recently and covered quite a lot of interesting plot points. With Code having unlocked his true Karma power, fans expected him to put on a show in his small clash against Daemon, however, the opposite ended up happening and Code lost the fight terribly.

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Thanks to his transportation jutsu, he managed to survive and in the recent chapter took to Isshiki's dimension. There, he came across the massive 10 Tails that was introduced earlier in the series. Fans already know how terrific this beast is, and now, thanks to Code's ability, it has been turned into something even more monstrous and quite possibly frightening.

Code possesses an incredibly overpowered ability that he utilizes with his claw marks. Usually, he makes use of these marks to transport any part of himself to a different place that is also marked with the same material. Fans have seen this ability be used on various occasions now and its application is certainly quite dangerous. Recently, this jutsu was also compared to Minato's Flying Thunder God and it was stated that it is far superior in comparison. Interestingly, transportation isn't the only ability that Code can use with his claw marks.

In Borutochapter 72, fans got to see a brand-new application of his powers. According to Code, his claw marks are made by mixing iron from his blood with embodied chakra. This means that they can interact with any form of chakra and manipulate them accordingly with their ability. This was seen in full action in Boruto chapter 72 when Code coated the entirety of the juvenile Ten-Tails in his claw marks.

The Ten-Tails was revealed to be a seed that feeds on the chakra of a planet and