God Tree is the 646th chapter of the Naruto manga, part of the Birth of the Ten-Tails' Jinchūriki. It reveals the beast's ultimate form as a colossal chakra-draining tree and unveils the ancient origin of chakra itself through Madara's account.
With the Ten-Tails now fully manifested and its belly splitting open, Obito considers his next move and lowers the barrier as the creature reshapes itself into a towering tree. Its roots sweep across the battlefield, seizing shinobi and siphoning away their chakra cloaks and their very energy until they are left withered, and dread spreads through the ranks. Gyūki confirms this to be the beast's genuine final shape, the God Tree.
As Madara and Hashirama press on with their own duel, the Uchiha recounts the tale of Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, the God Tree, and the forbidden fruit it produced only once every thousand years. He explains how chakra first became a human weapon when Kaguya ate that fruit and bore a son, later revered as the Sage of Six Paths and recorded on the Naka Shrine tablet. Madara adds that once the tree's flower blooms, the eye inside it will project onto the moon to cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi, and that he is the one destined to see the scheme through. Meanwhile Naruto struggles fruitlessly against the tree's grip as Tobirama hacks at the branches, which regrow faster than either he or a drained Minato can manage.

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With Naruto fading as his Tailed Beast Mode cloak and Sage Mode markings vanish, Hiruzen appears just in time, apologizes for arriving late, and shatters the branches with his adamantine staff before pulling Naruto free, letting Tobirama teleport the group to where Sasuke and Jūgo watched the scene. Regaining a little strength, Naruto surveys his fallen allies in anguish while Obito urges everyone to surrender, promising their pain will end as the blossom atop the tree slowly parts. A trivia note points out that in one panel B's Iron Armour Seal is drawn on both shoulders, an error left uncorrected in the tankōbon edition. The chapter appears in volume 67.
Yes. In the God Tree chapter, the fully manifested Ten-Tails reshapes itself into a colossal tree that drains chakra from nearby shinobi, and Gyuki confirms this towering form to be the beast's genuine final shape, the God Tree.
In this chapter, the God Tree's roots sweep across the battlefield seizing shinobi and siphoning away their chakra, while Madara reveals that its rare fruit once let Kaguya Otsutsuki become the first wielder of chakra. Hiruzen ultimately arrives and shatters its branches with his adamantine staff to free Naruto from its grip.
Madara explains that Kaguya Otsutsuki ate the God Tree's forbidden fruit, which blooms only once every thousand years, and gave birth to a son later revered as the Sage of Six Paths, the first human to wield chakra.
The God Tree's roots sweep across the battlefield and seize shinobi, siphoning away their chakra cloaks and their very energy until the victims are left withered.
Hiruzen arrives just in time in this chapter, shatters the tree's branches with his adamantine staff, and pulls Naruto free before Tobirama teleports the group to safety.
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