High-Speed Flight
Chōmei's six wing-tails carry it through the air at great speed — a difficult target in any open sky.
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Also known as Seven-Tails, Nanabi, Lucky Beetle
Chōmei is the Seven-Tails, a cheerful tailed beast in the shape of an armoured horned beetle. It calls itself Lucky Seven Chōmei, and is the only one of the nine beasts to have belonged to a country outside the five great ones — sealed, at the last, within Fū of the Hidden Waterfall.
Chōmei is one of the nine tailed beasts, created when Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki divided the chakra of the Ten-Tails into nine creatures and named each.
Its form is a blue, armoured rhinoceros beetle. Six of its seven tails resemble green insect wings, with an actual seventh tail — and the wing-tails carry it through the air at great speed.
Among the nine beasts, Chōmei is the cheerful one. It is happy-go-lucky by nature, and introduces itself, without irony, as Lucky Seven Chōmei.
Chōmei comes into being when Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki splits the Ten-Tails into nine beasts. Like its siblings, it is given a name and a self of its own.
Chōmei is light-hearted where most of its siblings are fierce or bitter. It calls itself lucky, and means it — the happy-go-lucky beast among the nine.
Chōmei comes to be affiliated with Takigakure, the Hidden Waterfall — making it the only one of the nine tailed beasts to belong to a country outside the five great shinobi nations.
Chōmei is sealed within Fū of Takigakure — a kunoichi who shared the beast's own bright, easy temperament, so that beast and host were well met.
Fū is caught by the Akatsuki. Chōmei is extracted from her and sealed into the Demonic Statue — and, with the extraction, Fū's life is lost.
At the end of the Fourth Shinobi World War, Chōmei is freed — released, like all its siblings, from the long cycle of being sealed, used, and taken.
Chōmei fights from the air. Its wing-tails carry it at high speed, hard to pin down, and it commands a range of insect-like techniques — scales, powders, and swarms. It carries a sensor's awareness of the chakra around it, and, like all nine tailed beasts, an enormous reserve of chakra it can lend to others or condense into a Tailed Beast Ball.
Chōmei's six wing-tails carry it through the air at great speed — a difficult target in any open sky.
A range of insect-like jutsu — scales, powders, and swarms — drawn from Chōmei's beetle form.
Chōmei carries a sensor's awareness, reading the chakra of those around it across a wide area.
The sphere of condensed positive and negative chakra that every one of the nine tailed beasts can produce.
A vast reserve of chakra Chōmei can lend to others, as all nine of the tailed beasts can.
Fū
Its jinchūriki — the Takigakure kunoichi who shared Chōmei's bright, happy-go-lucky temperament.
Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki
The Sage of Six Paths, who created Chōmei from the Ten-Tails' chakra and gave it its name.
Kurama
The Nine-Tails, the strongest of the tailed beasts — and one of Chōmei's own siblings.
Gyūki
The Eight-Tails — another of the nine beasts born of the Ten-Tails' chakra, a sibling of Chōmei's.
Naruto Uzumaki
The shinobi who, in the Fourth Shinobi World War, met the tailed beasts and helped free them.
Obito Uchiha
The masked man behind the Akatsuki's long campaign to capture the tailed beasts, Chōmei among them.
Classic grid profile
Female
None
None
None
Ninjutsu
Wind, Earth
None
Tailed Beast, Sensor
Kazekage Rescue (Shippūden Start)
Chōmei's Attributes column pairs Tailed Beast with Sensor — the Tailed Beast tag is shared only with the other eight beasts, and few of them carry Sensor alongside it. Its Village column reads None and its Ninja Rank reads None, it has no clan and no Kekkei Genkai, and its Nature Types column pairs Wind with Earth. It debuts in the Kazekage Rescue era, mid-series, so the Debut Arc arrow can point either way.
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Lucky Seven Chōmei, at your service! Seven is a lucky number, you know — I have decided to be the proof of it.
Fū laughed the way I would, if I had a proper laugh. Of all the nine of us, I think I drew the kindest host.
A little country took me in when the great ones were busy trading my brothers and sisters. I have not forgotten that.
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