#naruto system

Yes, this really aligns with what I had in mind when it came to the creation/expansion of Ushizo. The Senju and Uchiha had a lot of power and wealth in comparison to other clans. But with the Uzumaki's prestigious nomadic roots and pacifist ideals, they would need land where the damiyo aligned with their views. And thats how Ushizo came to be, but what further established their political and royal roots would be Mito's mother's marriage with the prince. Causing the Uzumaki to rise in power that's beyond the Senju and Uchiha. As we know, in Konoha, the one who provides the funds, missions, and so on is the Daimyo of the Land of Fire. By having the Uzumaki clan be a part of the damiyo family for the land of the whirlpool, they aren't under the Damiyo and have to listen to their request and do as they please.

Also, we know ninjas were treated as weapons even before the founding of hidden villages and since both the Uchiha and Senju are indeed one of the strongest clans within the Narutoverse it make's sense alot of their wealth and prestige came from missions taken from higher ups.

Mito also gave me princess vibes and also priestess vibes, which aligns with what I'm writing for the Uzumaki clan and for her. I do agree that their marriage is a political strategic union. For their marriage, I thought it would work well that it was Mito's grandfather who arranged the marriage alongside Hashirama's father to restrengthen the alliance between the Senju and Uzumaki, but also because Mito's grandfather wanted even more political power and since Hashirama wished to create a hidden village in similar fashion to the Uzumaki. In his mind having his granddaughter marry Hashirama who comes from a clan their already allied with whose also strong and have the politcal poweress.

I feel like before the Uzumaki settled and created/expanded Ushizo, they weren't as politically strong as the Uchiha and Senju, but that doesn't mean they didn't have the prestige of either clans. They avoided conflict, and conflict avoided them. During their nomadic days, I do think other clans and ninjas alike would avoid the clan at all costs. The Uzumaki weren't the common ninjas; they were instead guardians, protectors of their secrets. They were a nomadic clan full of scholars who excelled in the sealing arts; they have so much to offer and so much to take from.

The Uzumaki clan would already be a culturally enriched clan before their settlement, and since they focused so much on building their foundations, Ushizo was able to come to fruition quickly. And as I mentioned with another person since the Uzumaki was most likely the only clan within Ushizo, they held the most influence and power.

I'm in the middle of creating what kind of fighters the Uzumaki clan was, and one of it involves fan dances, and I was thinking of how there would be a rumor that the whirlpools in Ushizo are manmade by the Uzumaki. This would be half true as the whirlpools occur naturally but the Uzumaki who are proficient in either wind or water elements would strengthen or calm the whirlpools depending on whether it's an enemy or ally approaching their broaders.

•I had to write this because I’m genuinely obsessed with the Uzumaki Clan. Honestly, I think it’s one of the richest clans in terms of history, culture, and potential within the Naruto universe. Kishimoto just didn’t develop them enough But hey, that’s what the fandom is for, right?

•I loved so many ideas from your blog (and others), and I wanted to add a few of my own thoughts:I 100% believe the Uzumaki had their own cuisine and not just basic stuff, I’m talking about dishes specially made to support their longevity, strength, and stamina.It wasn’t just about genetics. I imagine diets full of protein, fermented foods, chakra boosting herbs maybe even ritual desserts that helped enhance their Fūinjutsu.And if they were tall (which a lot of people HC), I’m sure they had their own livestock too just like real world cultures where people are taller and stronger thanks to high meat and dairy intake.

•As many have said, their culture might’ve started off as nomadic or at least with nomadic roots which could definitely apply to the Uzumaki before they settled. That lifestyle may have helped them develop unique skills; But unlike other clans that lived for war, I see the Uzumaki more as guardian warriors focused on protecting their village, their people, and their homeland.

•Remember that flashback with Hashirama? We see them sealing some kind of creature while wearing armor and wielding weapons, showing impressive technical skill.That scene alone suggests Uzushiogakure may have been one of the oldest ninja villages possibly even one of the first truly organized ones; Most of the other villages started as civilian settlements, so I wouldn’t be surprised if part of Konoha’s system was directly inspired by Uzushiogakure especially in terms of Fūinjutsu and diplomatic protection.

•Another thing I find really plausible is that the Uzumaki had direct interactions with Kirigakure-area clans like the Terumi, Yuki, Hoshigaki, and Hōzuki. If their country was geographically near the Land of Water, there had to be some trade, alliances, or even conflicts.It’s fascinating to imagine what those dynamics might’ve looked like especially since both Uzushiogakure and Kirigakure seemed pretty isolated from the rest of the world.Or maybe their locations were just unknown to outsiders, and at some point, a Mizukage considered the Uzumaki a threat.

•One thing that’s always intrigued me: we don’t actually know if the Uzumaki shared their land with other clans.And from what we do see probably not.Their buildings, murals, and temples are filled with custom seals, which we see in Kushina’s flashback when she tells Naruto about his heritage; That reinforces the idea that their secret techniques were their identity, and that’s also why they were both envied and feared.Even Mito said no one would ever surpass the Uzumaki in Fūinjutsu and that really says it all.

•Lastly, I love the idea that the forehead seal (like Tsunade’s Byakugō, or Mito’s mysterious one) had aesthetic value too.Something like the Huadian mark in ancient China, which was seen as beautiful and spiritual, Imagine that in the Uzumaki Clan, carrying a forehead seal wasn’t just a mark of power it was also seen as a symbol of beauty and status.

✨Still absolutely in love with the Uzumaki Clan 😍😍

No, honestly, I'm so in love with all things Uzumaki, maybe it stems from my love for Naruto, but the Uzumaki to me is like a blank canvas with a sketch laid out, but hasn't been painted over. I want to first go over the idea of Uzushiogakure being one of the oldest ninja villages and how isolated it was, because I have created a key concept surrounding this idea. In my version, the reason for the Uzumaki settling down after being nomads was due to how dangerous it was becoming, how more and more war was sprouting up. The idea of creating a village was brought to them by a damiyo who seeked protection for his kingdom his ideals aligned with the clan which made them a perfect match.

Since the Uzumaki clan focused primarily on building clan foundations, culture, and so much, their village progressed fast, which led to Uzushiogakure becoming a hub for trade and so on. This would later inspire other damiyo and ninjas to create their own hidden villages. This idea is also related to Tsunade and Mito's titles. We know Tsunade is called princess often, so I thought having Mito's father be a damiyo, essentially a king, would work well. Turning the Uzumaki clan from a simple ninja clan to a royal clan due to the head of the clan marrying the son of the damiyo.

And while I don't think the Uzumaki would mind sharing their land with other ninjas, I think it would have to deal with where their morals and ideals lie. But also the Uzumaki keep their sealing jutsus, but also their research. While their nomadic, their also scholars, which aligns with why they're so advanced with their Fūinjutsu. The way Uzushiogakure works is essentially how Hashirama would want Konoha to be, but the ideals of the two villages don't align. Uzushiogakure is full of pacifists who don't participate in war and only train to protect their village from threats, but it's not truly needed as the Uzumaki use sealings for protection, even making it hard for their enemies to find the village.

Ok, onto cuisines. I was thinking about it and I agree heavily, and I do think their diet would actually consist mainly of fish and seafood, making their cultural dishes surround this key fact. But they would definitely have other livestock to give them more protein, especially since they would be tall and naturally muscular. I also think with the idea of living near water, they'd be skilled swimmers and have strong lungs, which allows them to stay underwater longer.

Actually, back to them being isolated and people not being able to find their village. The sudden idea that the Uzumaki kept their village a secret from enemy villages, like I said, but to really go more into it, it was held together through blood seals utilizing the main family's blood. The death of Mito's mother would be when the attack on Uzushiogakure would occur. Mito would not be able to perform the ritual and provide her blood as she is in Konoha; she gave up that right when her grandfather arranged a marriage between her and Hashirama, which caused the responsibility to fall onto her sisters and her younger brother. I want to introduce her twin sisters and her young brother, but I wanna development more about their characters before I do that. But just to let you know, the twins died young; they were essentially jumped by various ninjas from other villages. So now the seal is weak but is still held by Mito's mother, younger brother, and grandfather.

Also, while being nomads, I believe they would leave their mark during these journeys in the form of temples, which are hidden with seals and can only be shown to those with Uzumaki blood.

Lastly, I actually wanna make a post about how the forehead seal for the Uzumaki clan and Tsunades are different. Creating the idea while Tsunade didn't learn from her grandmother, she took inspiration. But she actually would have learnt the foundations of the Uzumaki clan's but the seal is something only Uzumaki are capable of, particularly the head of the clan. In my version, the seal has been in the Uzumaki clan since the era of Kuro, which would make about 5 or 6 generations that it's been within the Uzumaki line. Also, with the seal, when it comes to how it looks fully used, I'd make it different for the Uzumaki. For example, I mentioned being inspired by the Ryukyuan tribe and their tribal tattoos and how it's connected to the forehead seal for the Uzumaki.

The subject of ninja academics seems a bit forgotten. I liked your structure and ideas, although I think in wartime they should have had another different program, what do you think about it?

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Also, to answer ur question, since my academy section mainly focused on Naruto's time, I do think it would be far different during war times. During wartime, their regular education wouldn't be taken into consideration, more centered on creating weapons out of children, seeing them as more expendable, not truly investing in them as they would now. I agree they would have different programs them dropping the regular education and investing more in training and preparing them to be weapons. I think classes pertaining to basic medical training would be implemented more so for the girls because it is clear that Konoha has some misogynistic issues. Since they would be giving them more higher rank missions, it makes sense that the training and education were far more rigorous. Having them be taught how to infiltrate and other things.

Since during Naruto's time it was more "peaceful," they would provide general education to boost other factions like more teachers, tacticians, and other branches besides simply being a ninja because at the end of the day an army needs to know not just how to fight but how to teach, expand and aid the village.