Which Jutsu Did Otsutsuki Kaguya Use Against Team 7?

2025-09-12 07:15:07 246

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Declan
Declan
2025-09-13 16:01:53
When I replay that arc in my head, the most striking thing Kaguya did was weaponize space itself. Rather than throw a hail of jutsu at once, she segmented the fight—dimension by dimension—forcing Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura to survive in isolated arenas. Those pocket dimensions had bespoke hazards and rules, so the normal flow of a team fight vanished; it became survival, adaptation, and rescue layered on top of combat.

She paired that with world-scale techniques: the Divine Tree that drains chakra, black-root propagation to control terrain, and thorny, bone-like projectiles as direct offense. Importantly, she worked off the Rinne-Sharingan’s capacities, which made her teleportation and reality-bending exceptionally stable and fast. The way Team 7 responded — using Sasuke’s Rinnegan swaps, Naruto’s clones and massive chakra output, and Sakura’s clutch saves — felt like a brilliant counterpoint to her god-tier power. It’s one of those fights that blends fantasy scale with emotional stakes in a way I still appreciate.
Andrew
Andrew
2025-09-14 15:25:49
Watching Kaguya vs. Team 7 felt like a boss fight in a game where the devs casually turned off multiplayer: her flagship ability was ripping open dimensions and shoving team members into separate arenas. Those interdimensional jutsu were paired with the Divine Tree’s chakra-siphoning and dense, spiky projections that acted like homing traps. She even used black chakra constructs to try to assimilate people into her forces.

From a gameplay lens, that meant you couldn’t rely on standard combos — Sasuke’s swapping trick and Naruto’s clone strategies became essential for regrouping. I love how the battle blends high-concept powers with close-up heroism; it’s dramatic and maddening in the best way, and it left me buzzing after every rewatch.
Piper
Piper
2025-09-15 06:20:43
I’m the kind of fan who breaks fights down move-by-move, and when Kaguya fought Team 7 the headline is always dimensional manipulation. Her Rinne-Sharingan lets her open portals to alternate dimensions and she used that repeatedly to scatter the team, trapping each member in a personalized battleground. That alone is a massive tactical advantage because it isolates teammates and forces one-on-one survival scenarios.

Beyond the space-time stuff, she demonstrated several other abilities: massive chakra projection and absorption through the Divine Tree, creating black chakra roots, and firing dense, lethal protrusions (think of bone-like projectiles). She could also forcibly relocate people or pin them down with those chakra rods that spawn Zetsu-like copies. The team’s counter relied on coordinated Rinnegan/swap moves and Naruto-Sasuke synergy — it was a textbook example of an overwhelmingly powerful entity being beaten by creativity and teamwork. Personally, I love how the writers turned abstract sci-fi powers into a very human struggle.
Josie
Josie
2025-09-15 14:06:33
That fight always felt like a trip because Kaguya mostly used her space-warping jutsu. She cut open portals and hurled Team 7 into different dimensions, each with weird physics, which is what made the battle so chaotic and cinematic. She also used the Divine Tree and projected sharp, bone-like attacks while trying to sap chakra and create Zetsu offspring.

Short version: her dimensional attacks plus chakra-absorption tactics were the core tools she used on Team 7, and watching them improvise under pressure is still a favorite scene of mine.
Benjamin
Benjamin
2025-09-16 21:37:53
I still get chills thinking about that climactic stretch in 'Naruto': Kaguya’s go-to move against Team 7 was her dimensional-shifting power tied to the Rinne-Sharingan. She didn’t just toss them around physically — she ripped open space itself and flung Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura (and later Kakashi) into wildly different pocket dimensions with their own rules. That moment turned a conventional fight into a nightmare-level puzzle, because each pocket had strange gravity, time anomalies, or environmental hazards that made simple teamwork impossible at first.

On top of the dimension-jutsu, she used godlike chakra techniques — projecting bone-like weapons, absorbing chakra with the Divine Tree, and manipulating black chakra to try to convert people into spawn. The practical upshot was that Team 7 had to combine Sasuke’s Rinnegan tricks, Naruto’s raw chakra and shadow clones, and Sakura’s strength/foresight to pull everyone back together. Watching them adapt felt epic, and Kaguya’s methods made her one of the most terrifying bosses in the series for me.
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