When Does Naruto Meet His Mom? The Heartfelt Moment You Won’t Want to Miss

We can confirm that Kushina Uzumaki is not among the most well-known Naruto characters. This is unfortunate since, based on what we know about her biography, Kushina was an intriguing and fierce figure. As you may already be aware, Naruto’s mother, Kushina Uzumaki, died when Kurama attacked their village, along with his father.

This page will tell you everything you need to know about Kushina Uzumaki, Naruto, and their encounter. Kushina Uzumaki subsequently came to aid her son during the Fourth Shinobi World War. Minato Namikaze’s wife and mother of Naruto Uzumaki, Kushina Uzumaki, passed away while defending Naruto from Kurama.



Despite the fact that Naruto had no recollection of her, Kushima Uzumaki appeared in front of him during the Fourth Shinobi World War and assisted him in controlling the formidable Nine-Tailed Beast when he was learning how to wield and manage Kurama. The story of Kushina Uzumaki and her significant encounter with her son Naruto will actually take up the remainder of this essay. We’ll cover everything you need to know about her and the well-known encounter that influenced Naruto’s subsequent narrative.

Since this story is a recounting of historical events, there won’t be many spoilers, but we must nonetheless caution you if you aren’t familiar with Naruto’s backstory. Table of Contents What is the Story of Kushina in Naruto? Kushina Uzumaki was a good choice to be the next Jinchūriki of the Nine-Tails Fox (Kyūbi) because she was born in Uzushiogakure, a village renowned for its distinct chakra. When she found out, she became really depressed.

The First Hokage’s wife and the first Jinchūriki of the Nine-Tails, Mito Uzumaki, counseled Kushina to use love rather than fear to replace the vacuum she felt. After traveling to Konoha, Kushina enrolled in the Ninja Academy. She met Minato Namikaze there, a classmate who shared her desire to become Hokage.

She rejected Minato at first because he was “thin half-effeminate,” but she eventually warmed up to him. Kushina demonstrated her toughness in the face of mockery from her peers, who referred to her as “Tomato Head” due to her round face and red hair. After aggressively retaliating against the children who made fun of her, she became known as the “Red Hot-Blooded Habanero.

” As their fantasies became more similar, she became closer to Minato, who eventually became the only person who showed her kindness. When ninjas from Kumogakure abducted Kushina one day, Minato was able to save her by spotting the small hint she had left behind. Additionally, Kushina was able to accept her appearance and ultimately fall in love with Minato after he complemented her hair, something she had previously detested.

Kushina married Minato and rose to fame for her abilities and attractiveness. They called their son Naruto after Jiraiya’s first book’s main character. Minato concurred that the name was ideal, and Kushina acknowledged that she thought of it while eating ramen.

The seal that held the Nine-Tails inside Kushina weakened throughout her pregnancy, which caused the beast to become restless. Although Kushina was under constant observation, her delivery was challenging. The situation worsened when Tobi, a masked ninja, attacked the delivery room, despite her best attempts to confine the Fox.

With the intention of using the boy to subjugate the Nine-Tails, he killed the women who were protecting Naruto and tried to abduct him. When Minato discovered that the cloth covering the infant was rigged with explosive seals, she was able to defend Naruto from Tobi’s attempt to kill him during the commotion. After kidnapping Kushina and transporting her to a far-off place, Tobi used his Sharingan to remove the Nine-Tails from her body and then utilized it to attack Konoha.

The crisis worsened, but Minato came back in time to halt the Nine-Tails’ rampage. With the intention of dying with the beast, Kushina attempted to use her chakra to pull it back into her body despite her weakness. But Minato thought of something else.

Because he thought his son may one day bring peace to the world, he chose to lock half of the Nine-Tails’ chakra within Naruto. After being convinced by Minato, Kushina finally accepted, although at first she objected since she was worried that her son would be left without her and Minato. While defending Naruto during the sealing procedure, Kushina and Minato were both pierced by the Nine-Tails’ claws.

In order to guarantee that she would be available to Naruto in the event that he required assistance in controlling the beast, Kushina gave her remaining chakra to the sealing technique. Prior to her passing, Kushina apologized for not being able to see Naruto grow up, but she gave him guidance and urged him to resist giving in to the challenges of being a Jinchūriki. She wished for world peace and for him to become a great ninja.

Following the sealing of the Nine-Tails within Naruto, Kushina asked the Third Hokage to protect Naruto and entrusted him with her son’s care. Kushina died satisfied that her son would be taken care of despite the difficulties he would encounter, thanks to the Hokage’s pledge to keep him safe. How and When do Naruto and Kushina First Meet? During his battle with the Kyūbi to gain control of his chakra, Naruto is consumed by the Bijū’s wrath, but he is just about to lose when Kushina’s voice awakens him from his daze.

Naruto first believed Kushina to be the Kybi’s real form because he had never met her before. He became enraged by this and hit him over the head. After expressing regret and implying that she was her mother, Naruto finally realized the truth.

He immediately gave her mother a hug, and when she heard the news, she started crying with joy, to which Kushina happily replied. This stopped Naruto from changing into a different person. When Kushina used her chakra to confine the Kyūbi from her (in the form of shackles), she was shocked.

As soon as Kushina decided to talk to Naruto, her son asked her how she had fallen in love with Minato, to which she reluctantly replied. Naruto remarks that she likes her hair after she and Minato reminisce about their early years. Kushina then joyfully declares her love for her son.

When she asks him in jest what the result of the coupling of the “Red Hot-Blooded Habanero” and the “Yellow Lightning of Konoha” will be, Naruto confidently responds that it will be “The Orange Hokage of Konoha.” Naruto gains the strength to battle the Kyūbi with his words, and this time he defeats it. She informs Naruto that she can now follow Minato after congratulating him, but she wants to tell him the real truth about the Kyūbi attack incident.

Before telling Naruto about the moment the Kybi began telling him about October 10—Naruto’s birthday—she identifies herself as the former Jinchūriki of the Kyūbi and begins explaining how she became the beast’s host. After giving Naruto the story of the important event that happened on the day of Naruto’s birth, Kushina expresses regret to him for not being there for him as a child, for not encouraging him, and for not showing him love. Even though he admits that his parents gave their lives to rescue the Village and his own life, Naruto tells Kushina that he has no regrets because the Kyūbi has been sealed in him.

While sobbing with happiness, Kushina thanks him for being her son. Then, as her chakra starts to deplete, she says, “Thank you,” to Naruto..