This juvenile Ten-Tails belongs to Kara, held immobile inside a pocket dimension reachable only through space-time ninjutsu. Smaller than Earth's original beast yet still enormous, it serves as the chakra source Isshiki draws upon and the seed Kara hopes will bloom into a God Tree.
Kara's beast echoes the first form of the original Ten-Tails, scaled down but still immense enough to rival the nine tailed beasts in bulk. Its oversized, egg-shaped head carries small spikes along the crown and a lone spur beneath the jaw, while a broad mouth holds rows of oddly human teeth. A single eye sits amid dark, branching veins, and the body ends in two stubby arms and a set of ten tails.
The creature's lone crimson eye holds concentric rings and six tomoe, which Sasuke Uchiha recognized as a Rinnegan. As living chakra, it is presumed to store an enormous supply, enough that Isshiki Ōtsutsuki siphoned from it whenever he needed strengthening. Code likened the beast to workable clay, using his Claw Marks to break off fragments that reshape into agile fission beings; by branding those smaller creatures with his own marks, he let them travel through his portals.

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Sasuke first located the imprisoned beast, after which Isshiki approached it and, judging the moment wrong to feed on Jigen, drained its chakra to bolster himself. Code was posted as its keeper, an uneventful watch that lulled both guardian and beast to sleep. Isshiki's dying spirit later ordered Code to feed either Kawaki or Boruto to it so it would flower into the God Tree, an aim Momoshiki also pursued in order to seize the chakra fruit for himself.
Betrayed by Ada and Daemon, Code retreated to the holding pen and turned the beast into a weapon, tearing away pieces to forge humanoid soldiers. During his later assault on Konoha, this Claw Grime devoured shinobi including Bug, Sasuke, Soegi, Moegi, and Shinki, encasing them alive within trees. When Boruto tracked him to Kara's dimension, the main body had vanished, and several self-aware humanoid God Trees bearing the faces of the devoured had risen, now craving knowledge rather than chakra yet still fated to one day consume Boruto.
Kara's Ten-Tails is a juvenile version of the beast, smaller than the original but still enormous, held immobile inside a pocket dimension reachable only through space time ninjutsu. It serves as the chakra source Isshiki draws upon and the seed Kara hopes will bloom into a God Tree.
Kara's Ten-Tails has an oversized, egg-shaped head with small spikes, a broad mouth of oddly human teeth, and a single eye set amid dark, branching veins. Its body ends in two stubby arms and ten tails.
Kara's Ten-Tails has a single red eye holding a Rinnegan, and as living chakra it is presumed to store an enormous supply that Isshiki Otsutsuki siphoned from whenever he needed strengthening. Code could also break fragments from it with his Claw Marks and reshape them into agile fission beings.
Code was posted as the keeper of Kara's Ten-Tails, an uneventful watch that eventually lulled both guardian and beast to sleep.
When Boruto tracked Code to Kara's dimension, the main body of the Ten-Tails had vanished, and several self-aware humanoid God Trees bearing the faces of shinobi it had devoured had risen in its place, now craving knowledge rather than chakra.
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