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<p>Mr. Grave wrote:
@Rage gtx
</p><p>You keep talking about us checking facts but you haven't provided something resembling of a source yet, where as I just gave you manga proof that Naruto used Nine-Tails chakra at the start of the War something which you disputed.
</p><p>Where did it say that Kurama takes some of Naruto's chakra in exchange for the one he gives to him? Sure, Naruto did experience harmful side-effects when using the out of control, TB forms in the past with the red cloaks, but he overcame that after he imprisoned Kurama with his Torii seal. He even said it himself in that one Chapter I linked you that Kurama was being kept in a separate section from him, meaning there was no way for Kurama to take his chakra.
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<p>Man you need reread manga ASAP you missed huge chunks of lore:
</p><p>Despite the passive abilities and enhancements he gains, Naruto's use of the Nine-Tails Chakra Mode is initially marked by limitations due to the Nine-Tails refusing to cooperate with him. This prevents him from using Tailed Beast Balls while in this form,[17] though he is eventually able to create miniature versions.[18] Because Naruto "shelves" his own chakra in this form and instead draws on the Nine-Tails', his early uses of it come with a risk that the Nine-Tails will take that shelved chakra, resulting in Naruto's death. Naruto must, therefore, be careful of how long he uses the form for and how many shadow clones he creates, as doing too many only increases the risk.[19] The Nine-Tails eventually stops trying to take Naruto's chakra,[20] and soon after that, starts cooperating, removing these limitations.[21]
</p><p>from:
http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Nine-Tails_Chakra_Mode
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<p>Vladosaurus wrote:
@Rage gtx Their chakra did not collide...you're like the only one who ever mentioned them colliding.
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<p>It was collision Tobirama lifted finger and tried to use some harmful chakra on Sasuke but he was interrupted by Hashirama which caused cracks.
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