Chapter 816

No obvious shortcomings meant that Kakuzu also had no obvious strengths, which also meant that when facing real powerhouses, Kakuzu couldn't take out anything in either the offensive or defensive ends.

In terms of defense, Kakuzu's five lives seemed very durable, and he had Earth Release ninjutsu that could harden, which seemed extraordinary.

But in fact, Kakuzu's death proved one thing: his defense, although it couldn't be said to shatter at a touch, was completely insufficient in front of powerful moves.

In this aspect, whether it was the Third Raikage, the Fourth Raikage, or the successive Kazekage who excelled in using sand manipulation ninjutsu, they could all be said to completely crush Kakuzu.

And in terms of attack, Kakuzu's most powerful move was nothing more than a composite ninjutsu combining the properties of wind, fire, and lightning attributes; although it had a domineering name like "Final Shooting," in reality, it didn't live up to its name.

Kakuzu's strength was considered to be in the middle zone among Kage-level powerhouses, and infinitely close to the most "mid-point" existence.

And the characteristic of his strength was that when facing ninjas whose strength was inferior to his, he was completely capable of all-around suppression or even direct crushing; but in front of real powerhouses, Kakuzu's bit of strength was completely insufficient, becoming the one who was crushed instead.

After quickly analyzing Kakuzu's strength from beginning to end in his heart, Mizunuki Ryosuke shook his head indifferently.

Kakuzu's strength was just like that, and this person's shortcomings were not just this.

First was the problem of personality; although relatively cautious and steady, he was overly greedy for money. Added to the fact that he had done many dirty and tiring jobs in the Ninja World over the years, he could be considered notorious in the Ninja World.

And in fact, these were not all; Kakuzu's biggest problem was—potential!

That's right, it was potential.