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| - According to the Naruto series, jinchūriki are typically lonely and miserable people, as they are often shunned and discriminated by their fellow villagers, who view them as the tailed beasts themselves.
- The jinchūriki (人柱力; Literally meaning "Power of Human Sacrifice") are humans that have Tailed beasts sealed within them. They exhibit extraordinary powers, and in some cases are more powerful than their tailed beasts, because they have the intelligence to use the beasts' powers effectively.
- Velkou hrozbou pro Jinchūriki byla skupina Akatsuki, která Jinchūriki lovila.
- The Jinchūriki as a group consists of some of the most hunted men and women in the world, so great is the World Government's desire to be rid of them that on the two instances when one of them was killed the individuals responsible were rewarded with great riches and one of them was even granted her wish to join the Marines and made a Rear-Admiral. Each of them is hunted for a different reason, Paendrag D. Artur being hunted due to his being a former Revolutionary and the last descendant of the Paendrag line and Tepes D. Vlad is wanted due to his unique ability to bring the dead back to life and the great knowledge of the Void Century that he has accumulated by using that power.
- [[Archivo:Jinchūriki_HD.png|thumb|300px|Los Nueve Jinchūriki: Gaara, Yugito Nii, Yagura, Rōshi, Han, Utakata, Fū, Killer B y Naruto Uzumaki.]] Los Jinchūriki (人柱力, literalmente “Poder del Sacrificio Humano”) son humanos que sirven como contenedores espirituales de los Bijū. Ellos exhiben poderes extraordinarios, y en ciertos casos son más sabios que sus bijū, porque tienen la inteligencia para usar el poder de las bestias efectivamente.
- [[Archivo:Jinchūriki_HD.png|thumb|300px|Los Nueve Jinchūriki: Gaara, Yugito Nii, Yagura, Rōshi, Han, Utakata, Fū, Killer B y Naruto Uzumaki.]] Los Jinchūriki (人柱力, literalmente “Poder del Sacrificio Humano”) son humanos que sirven como contenedores espirituales de los Bijū. Ellos exhiben poderes extraordinarios, y en ciertos casos son más sabios que sus bijū, porque tienen la inteligencia para usar el poder de las bestias efectivamente.
- Although humanity would for centuries exploit the tailed beasts as sources of power, it would not be until after the establishment of the hidden villages that the practice of creating jinchūriki resumed. The new hidden villages, each with their own tailed beasts, started sealing the beasts into selected villagers: in Konohagakure this was done to protect the village from its beast, the Nine-Tails; in Sunagakure, the abilities that manifested in their jinchūriki were studied so that non-jinchūriki could replicate them; more often than not, though, the jinchūriki were meant to be nothing more than military potential, with little regard for the jinchūriki or even the tailed beast.
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| - According to the Naruto series, jinchūriki are typically lonely and miserable people, as they are often shunned and discriminated by their fellow villagers, who view them as the tailed beasts themselves.
- The jinchūriki (人柱力; Literally meaning "Power of Human Sacrifice") are humans that have Tailed beasts sealed within them. They exhibit extraordinary powers, and in some cases are more powerful than their tailed beasts, because they have the intelligence to use the beasts' powers effectively.
- [[Archivo:Jinchūriki_HD.png|thumb|300px|Los Nueve Jinchūriki: Gaara, Yugito Nii, Yagura, Rōshi, Han, Utakata, Fū, Killer B y Naruto Uzumaki.]] Los Jinchūriki (人柱力, literalmente “Poder del Sacrificio Humano”) son humanos que sirven como contenedores espirituales de los Bijū. Ellos exhiben poderes extraordinarios, y en ciertos casos son más sabios que sus bijū, porque tienen la inteligencia para usar el poder de las bestias efectivamente. Los jinchūriki suelen ser personas solitarias, al alcance de quienes los rodean, como las bestias con colas que había sido sellado dentro de ellos, conducen a los prejuicios y ser odiados y temidos. De acuerdo con Akatsuki, los primeros dos jinchūriki que capturaron detestaban la humanidad, y sus aldeas, de hecho, estaban contentos de deshacerse de ellos. Sin embargo, algunos jinchūriki se niegan a vacilar, a pesar de que han sido rechazados finalmente se ganaron el respeto. Tales ejemplos son Gaara, Yagura, Killer B, y Naruto, inclusive.
- [[Archivo:Jinchūriki_HD.png|thumb|300px|Los Nueve Jinchūriki: Gaara, Yugito Nii, Yagura, Rōshi, Han, Utakata, Fū, Killer B y Naruto Uzumaki.]] Los Jinchūriki (人柱力, literalmente “Poder del Sacrificio Humano”) son humanos que sirven como contenedores espirituales de los Bijū. Ellos exhiben poderes extraordinarios, y en ciertos casos son más sabios que sus bijū, porque tienen la inteligencia para usar el poder de las bestias efectivamente. Los jinchūriki suelen ser personas solitarias, al alcance de quienes los rodean, como las bestias con colas que había sido sellado dentro de ellos, conducen a los prejuicios y ser odiados y temidos. De acuerdo con Akatsuki, los primeros dos jinchūriki que capturaron detestaban la humanidad, y sus aldeas, de hecho, estaban contentos de deshacerse de ellos. Sin embargo, algunos jinchūriki se niegan a vacilar, a pesar de que han sido rechazados finalmente se ganaron el respeto. Tales ejemplos son Gaara, Yagura, Killer B, y Naruto, inclusive.
- Velkou hrozbou pro Jinchūriki byla skupina Akatsuki, která Jinchūriki lovila.
- The Jinchūriki as a group consists of some of the most hunted men and women in the world, so great is the World Government's desire to be rid of them that on the two instances when one of them was killed the individuals responsible were rewarded with great riches and one of them was even granted her wish to join the Marines and made a Rear-Admiral. Each of them is hunted for a different reason, Paendrag D. Artur being hunted due to his being a former Revolutionary and the last descendant of the Paendrag line and Tepes D. Vlad is wanted due to his unique ability to bring the dead back to life and the great knowledge of the Void Century that he has accumulated by using that power.
- Although humanity would for centuries exploit the tailed beasts as sources of power, it would not be until after the establishment of the hidden villages that the practice of creating jinchūriki resumed. The new hidden villages, each with their own tailed beasts, started sealing the beasts into selected villagers: in Konohagakure this was done to protect the village from its beast, the Nine-Tails; in Sunagakure, the abilities that manifested in their jinchūriki were studied so that non-jinchūriki could replicate them; more often than not, though, the jinchūriki were meant to be nothing more than military potential, with little regard for the jinchūriki or even the tailed beast. Because of the difficulties involved when learning to control a tailed beast and the history the tailed beast itself may have with a village, jinchūriki are often hated and ostracised by their fellow villagers, treated as no different than the beast they contain. Members of Akatsuki report that villages are often glad to be rid of their jinchūriki. However, because a jinchūriki is so valuable an asset, it is not in the village's interest to let them be captured or turn into missing-nin. To strengthen the jinchūriki's bond with the village, it is tradition for them to be related to their village's Kage: for example, Killer B is the brother of the Fourth Raikage and Gaara is the son of the Fourth Kazekage. While many jinchūriki do indeed experience hardship in their early lives, either being mistreated by the majority of the village or dying in their failed attempts to control their tailed beasts, some are able to earn respect and recognition both within their village and in the wider world: Gaara and Yagura becomes their villages' Kage, while Killer B, Yugito Nii, and Naruto Uzumaki become regarded as heroes and icons of their villages, with Naruto also becoming a Kage eventually.
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