Uchiha, but a Brahmin!

He obtained the Yin Release chakra bloodline limit.

The appearance of the Divine Blessing Potion completely disrupted Tony's plans. The only thing that reassured him was that this supernatural power was documented, and they were not completely ignorant of it.

Even now, many people have started buying colored contact lenses to cosplay as Uchiha. It can be said that a craze for learning ninjutsu has swept the world. Furthermore, because the Divine Blessing Elixir is so cheap, some schools have begun to plan to compile teaching materials and set up special ninjutsu courses to teach students how to use ninjutsu.

Some training institutions have even started recruiting Naruto enthusiasts—those who know Naruto inside and out, can explain the settings in detail, and even know how to perform hand seals—to offer ninjutsu classes.

Scientists and experts in many research institutions have started watching Naruto episodes late into the night, studying it in depth, and taking notes.

Hoping to develop more powerful ninjutsu that suits modern society, many hospitals have begun to have doctors preview medical ninjutsu, and some have even started designing techniques without chakra, hoping to develop more cost-effective medical ninjutsu.

After all, most people in this world are ordinary people, even more so than those in the Naruto world. They have fewer cells than people in that world, which means they can extract less chakra.

The original ninjutsu was very difficult for them to use and had to be simplified and modified.

Does the Otsutsuki clan actually exist?

This topic quickly became a hot topic online, with almost everyone discussing this powerful alien race, who, according to the lore, is also the source of chakra in the ninja world.

Some even speculate that Kishimoto might know something, and that he created Naruto to warn the Otsutsuki clan because he knew the truth about them.

Unfortunately, that's not the case.

However, since chakra in Naruto is real, and even the ninjutsu in the series can be used, then...

Do the powers depicted in other comics also exist in reality?

For example, Jojo!

Do Stands, ultimate life forms, actually exist?

So, large ships arrived in the area where Dio was located and began a frantic salvage operation, hoping to retrieve Dio's coffin.

Meanwhile, replicas of the Stone Mask began to appear all over the world, and even large number of archaeological teams began to travel to Egypt in an attempt to unearth the Insect Arrow.

We're going to become Stand users!

After all, Araki has a face that looks completely different from his age!

Many people have always suspected that he is the Ultimate Creature in disguise, and JoJo is his autobiography!

Unfortunately, after research by various countries, the truth was not so simple: Araki was just an ordinary person. However, even so, they did not stop their search.

After all, the chakra is real, and the ninjutsu within it is undeniably real. So, what makes you say that Stand users don't exist? What if they really do?

And Ultraman!

No one has ever been to 98K—no, to the M78 Nebula. The light there might actually exist!

There's also the cultivation of immortality. In a mysterious Eastern country, a craze for cultivating immortality has begun to rise. Countless archaeologists have started frantically excavating, and even large numbers of people have begun to travel to various famous rivers and mountains, hoping to find mysterious inheritances and discover ancient secrets.

We want to cultivate immortality! We want to learn magic!

Aside from this mysterious Eastern power, almost every country in the world with legends of extraordinary power has begun searching for such power, for a kind of extraordinary power that can be popularized.

In particular, the Marvel universe truly possesses extraordinary powers, and those superheroes all prove the existence of such powers.

As a result of this search, some people actually discovered mysterious supernatural powers.

Although some people did not reveal their extraordinary powers after obtaining them, there are all kinds of birds in a big forest, and some people did announce their extraordinary powers, becoming big internet celebrities and live streamers, and starting to make money.

After professional verification confirmed that these extraordinary powers were indeed real, the entire nation went into a frenzy, and began an even more fervent search for those extraordinary powers.

Cultivating immortality, practicing martial arts, learning magic, and some people even began venturing into nuclear radiation in hopes of gaining superpowers; of course, this behavior was quickly stopped.

Extraordinary power can no longer be hidden. Consequently, those countries that know about extraordinary power have begun to slowly reveal some information related to it.

In Marvel, many mythologies are actually true. For example, the mythologies of mysterious ancient Eastern countries, Japan, Rome, and India all have gods. They were just beaten to a pulp by Odin in ancient times and driven off Earth.

There is no such thing as someone taking the power of an Eastern pantheon and going to Marvel, causing a group of modern people who call themselves "natives" but are actually not much different from those people to be shocked and exclaim that there is such a god in the world.

They'll just think it's normal; Thor already exists, so what difference does one more make?

Ultraman!

It exists!

"Ultraman! He really exists!"

In the S.H.I.E.L.D. forum, Fury looked at the most popular post online.

The world depicted in comics actually exists!

Among them, a group of people were arguing wildly.

The original text can be found at 6#9@book/bar!

(This ID is hidden: Ultraman does not exist, it's a fantasy!)

Brown Big Cat: You're talking nonsense! Ultraman exists! I'm a complete failure now because I lent my light to Ultraman when I was a kid! So Ultraman must exist.

Face reality, L: You're a piece of trash. Don't blame your failures on others. You're clearly useless and a failure, yet you insist on blaming others! Ultraman is just a fantasy; he doesn't exist!

The more superhumans there are, the stronger they become: Impossible, absolutely impossible! Ultraman definitely exists. Like the person above, I also lent my light to Tiga when I was a child, which led to this tragedy. Damn it, Tiga still hasn't returned the light to me. What happened to the promise of returning what was borrowed?

Say something! Naruto is real, so why do you think Ultraman doesn't exist? Can you provide evidence that he doesn't exist?

Get 100 free draws upon logging in: Ultraman Tiga, give us back the light!!!

It exists!

does not exist!

The debate over whether Ultraman exists has already garnered thousands of comments online, and the number is still skyrocketing.

Seeing this, Fury took out some information that Captain Marvel had sent back to Earth.

It records the existence of Ultraman, a powerful race in the M78 Nebula, a peace-loving race that can be described as a powerful cosmic guard.

The name of this race is Ultraman! (End of Chapter)