{"id":"uzushiogakure","name":"Uzushiogakure","japanese":"渦潮隠れの里","category":"places","subtitle":"The lost village of the Uzumaki clan","summary":"Uzushiogakure was the village of the Land of Whirlpools and home of the Uzumaki clan, Konoha's historic ally, until it was destroyed in wartime.","facts":[["País","Land of Whirlpools"],["Clan","Uzumaki"],["Especialidad","Sealing techniques"],["Estado","Destroyed"]],"lvl":1,"sections":[{"h":"The land of the Uzumaki","t":"Uzushiogakure was the ninja village of the Land of Whirlpools and the home of the Uzumaki clan. Naruto learns its story from his mother, Kushina, when he meets her inside his own seal. Kushina tells him she was born there and that the Uzumaki were related to the Senju, which explains the close alliance between her village and Konoha. The clan was famous for its exceptional vitality, unusual longevity and mastery of sealing techniques. That same combination is why Mito Uzumaki, the First Hokage's wife, was chosen as the Nine-Tails' first jinchūriki.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-500","pos":500},{"h":"Kushina, the outsider","t":"Kushina was brought to Konoha as a child to become Mito's successor as the Nine-Tails' vessel, precisely because her special Uzumaki chakra made her fit to hold the fox. When she first arrived she was a girl from another village, red-haired and hot-tempered, and her classmates made fun of her. Her origin also made her a target: Kumogakure ninja kidnapped her to seize her chakra, and it was Minato who rescued her by following the red hairs she had dropped along the way. That episode lies at the root of the relationship between Naruto's parents.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-500","pos":500},{"h":"The fall of the village","t":"Uzushio's fame ended up being its downfall. According to the story, in wartime other nations feared the clan's power and its sealing techniques, and joined forces to attack the Land of Whirlpools until the village was destroyed. The survivors scattered across the world, and the clan ceased to exist as a community. What remains of it in Konoha is mostly symbolic: the spiral on the Leaf ninja's vests is associated with that old friendship between the two villages, and Naruto's own surname keeps alive the memory of a people that no longer exists.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-500","pos":500},{"h":"The scattered Uzumaki","t":"The clan's dispersal explains why Uzumaki turn up far from their homeland. During his fight with Konan, the Akatsuki's masked man reveals that Nagato, the Rinnegan bearer raised as an orphan in Amegakure, was actually an Uzumaki, which accounts for his vitality and the enormous amount of chakra he needed to control Pain. Karin, the sensor ninja who traveled with Sasuke, is also identified as a member of the clan by her chakra and healing abilities. In the middle of the war, Orochimaru retrieves a mask kept in Konoha's Uzumaki shrine to undo the Shinigami's seal and revive the Hokage.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-618","pos":618}],"characters":["kushina","mito","naruto","nagato","karin","minato","hashirama","orochimaru"],"related":["aldeas","konoha-aldea","suna","uzumaki","fuinjutsu","cadenas","jinchuriki","kurama","senju","amegakure"],"reference":"Naruto, chapters 497–504, 510 and 618","sources":[{"title":"Guía oficial de anime: Naruto y Shippuden","url":"https://naruto-official.com/en/anime"}],"figures":[]}