There's a reason for that actually. It's because Sealing, as the Fandom portrays it, is ALWAYS Mary Sue to the extreme. Because believe it or not? That seal for the Kyuubi? That's the pinnacle of sealing. That is the known pinnacle of sealing in the series. That's why Sealing Specialization doesn't work in anything of decent quality.
Some people have talent to overlooking obvious: MOON is pinnacle of sealing.
Man I would discuss that the pinnacle of sealing is the Flying Thunder God Jutsu, on the grounds of the absolute bullshit Minato can pull out with that...
I would argue that the moon is more of a physical prison than a chakra seal.
Yes, sealing relies on the existence of material/spiritual container/anchor.
Yeah, and it effectively created Naruto, who grew up to be the strongest Shinobi of the age. Minato's Hiraishin was a signature technique that made him arguably the strongest Kage alive. So it seems like the bar is already pretty high?
Well he was incredibly OP, but since he was Kage in a time in which the Third Raikage, who could solo the Eight tails, was still kicking, and Onoki with his incredibly OP particle release was almost 20 years younger (and significantly stronger) than in Shippuden, I don't know if he can be considered the best Kage of his generation...
Actually, Tsunades strength was already bullshit, the seal just enchanced it and was just more for creation rebirth than anything.
The best way to describe the Flying Thunder God Jutsu is 'One Man Reverse Summoning Seal that can be used remotely.' Highly impressive, but alone isn't that strong. It's also due to his power and skill that the technique is so legendary.
I'm pretty sure he was considered at least a strong contender for such in canon? It's also worth remembering that he died pretty young, with a specialisation that rewards research and preparation, compared to these old men who had long careers to hone their skills.
That alone is exactly that strong. Or are you going to argue that a ninjutsu master doesn't also need high speed and reflexes in fights? I mean, it doesn't come with cool particle effects, but I'd literally take it over most of the Rinnegan's bullshit.
I know, I was listing them as two separate techniques.
It's strong in terms of utility yes. But considering how it can't cause or remove damage? It's not 'strong' in an offensive sense. A Genin capable of using Flying Thunder God is not anywhere near the danger of a Genin that can use the Fire Dragon Bullet for example.
I mean, you're technically correct, but I'd consider a Chunnin who knew the Hiraishin to be more dangerous than a Chunnin who knew the Fire Dragon Bullet, so the tipping point comes early enough it's irrelevant for our purposes.
That's Medical Ninjutsu.
That's definitely a medical ninjutsu thing. We might be able to get it without committing to it as a full-on specialisation due to our Uzumaki heritage, but I'd expect at least a reasonable amount of investment to pull it off - like a secondary specialisation, at least.
Eh. Depends on what you mean by that. After all, one of the best Medic-Nins in history isn't in the village at the moment.
