What If Naruto Mastered Kurama From The Start?

If we get 50 comments asking for Part 2, I will upload it. The best support you can give this channel is watching the video to the very end. On his sixth birthday, a man at the memorial festival throws a bottle at Naruto's head, and the whole Hidden Leaf watches it miss. He runs, hides in a storm drain, slips under the water and wakes up in front of a cage with two red eyes behind the bars. The Nine-Tails tells him to tear off the paper. And golden chains explode out of his back and slam the strongest tailed beast in the world flat on its face. "Sit." And Kurama sits. Now the boy everybody fears owns the thing everybody fears. He makes it roll over, play dead and carry his ramen at Ichiraku, and he tells the whole village he is the boss of the Nine-Tails, which goes about as well as you would expect. But the chains have two rules. They hold the body, not the heart: he can make the fox sit, he cannot make it say its name. And they go soft every time he hates. Iruka, whose parents died the night the fox came, is ordered to watch him. Danzo meets him on a dark bridge and tells him he is not a monster but a master, and that every master needs a teacher. Two chestnut sellers from the Hidden Cloud are very, very friendly. And the council makes a deal: on the last night of the year, Naruto will stand beside the Third Hokage while he rings the shrine bell one hundred and eight times, in front of every family that lost someone to the Nine-Tails, and if one wisp of red escapes, Root takes him underground. This is Naruto's own story of the chains, the fox who counts the days of his captivity, the jars under the forest, the bell, and the one question Kurama will only answer at the very end: whose chains are they?