I always wondered about the fate of the remainders of the Uzumaki Clan after I found out they were literally so powerful that some of the world's nations banded together to destroy Uzushiogakure, believing the village was too powerful to be allowed to continue with the survivors of Uzushio's destruction going into hiding and spreading throughout the world. I wanted to make another fanfiction story where a group of incredibly powerful Uzumaki Clan members return to take revenge on the Five Great Nations including the Land of Fire for allowing their destruction and on Naruto's Family for a perceived betrayal by corroborating with their clan's destroyers. I wanted villains who show the full breadth of the skills and jutsu of the Uzumaki Clan, but I don't know for sure. Is this a plausible idea?
Missy0124 wrote: being a uzumaki is just a matter of genetics.
What about hinata uzumaki?
@Babyfriend1
Splitting hairs are we?
Ninja Of War wrote: @Babyfriend1
Splitting hairs are we?
You don't think whether a clan is decided purely by biology or not is relevant to the argument?
Babyfriend1 wrote:
You don't think whether a clan is decided purely by biology or not is relevant to the argument?
I think it's pretty obvious that marrying into a clan, doesn't give said person automatic biological relations...
Btw, Naruto's family is actually Namikaze, but oh well, Uzumaki it is. Don't know how that affects the preceding argument, or yours for that matter.
You may also want to have non-Uzumaki members apart of this revenge plot aswell. Because I highly doubt that Uzushio was entirely made up of just Uzumaki ninja. It is far more likely that non-Uzumaki ninja would have been present in the village as well.
Ninja Of War wrote: I think it's pretty obvious that marrying into a clan, doesn't give said person automatic biological relations...
That's pretty much a given and also not what was I was trying to say
Babyfriend1 wrote:
That's pretty much a given and also not what was I was trying to say
Were you referring to clan structure? As far as I can recall, Naruto's wife and children are a family unit and not a structured clan as of yet. @Missy seemed to make a clear distinction between, biological relation to a clan and part of a clan structure.
And I don't see how Hinata Uzumaki(did she change her name?) fits into either of those.
@Consus
I do think we have seen a lack of sealing/barrier jutsu's used in combat. So, it's possible that a Uzumaki clan villain might have developed a branch of ninjutsu focused in sealing or barrier techniques.
Ninja Of War wrote: Were you referring to clan structure? As far as I can recall, Naruto's wife and children are a family unit and not a structured clan as of yet. @Missy seemed to make a clear distinction between, biological relation to a clan and part of a clan structure.
If you look back at the convo it looks more like @Consus was saying "identity" and @Missy was saying "blood". kushina didn't become a namikaze but hinata became an uzumaki and sai became a yamanaka but minato isn't listed as an uzumaki.
@Baby
Not to make a mountain of a mole-heap, @Missy mentioned clan structures and the difference between being part of it or not. And also blood relation.
Missy0124 wrote:
being related to a uzumaki does not make you a uzumaki technically it does unless you think naruto does not count as a uzumaki because he's not part of any clan structure.
if obito is a uchiha via his parents then why would nagato not be uzumaki via his parents, why does one example apply and the other does not sounds like a double standard to me.
But I'm more interested in your take on clan structures and whether Naruto's family unit is separate.