Once upon a time, in a realm far from the light, there existed a witch whose heart embraced the darkness. She was known throughout the land for her power and malevolence, with tales of her wicked deeds whispered in hushed tones. The saga of this witch began with her humble origins, born into a world where darkness reigned. From an early age, she displayed a fascination with the occult, drawn to the mystical arts that tapped into the shadows. While others feared the unknown, she embraced it, finding solace and strength in its depths. As the witch grew older, her powers grew stronger.

Anko's Cursed Seal

Ok I recently was watching Naruto over again and I did notice one thing about Anko's Cursed seal. Uhm.. why does it look identical to Sasuke's? Three Tomoes.

Wtf is she an Uchiha? Then again I watched the anime I don't recall how the manga version looked like and don't remember what chapter it was either - if someone could kindly post it.

zomg 3rd Mangekyou user is Anko!!111.

Also isn't she like the living proof of someone that has the seal yet sorta "over come" the temptation to rely on it or even use it - maybe this also has happend to Sasuke?

batanga

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The Heaven Cursed Seal just has the same design as three tomoe sharingan.
Actually, that three tomoe design had something to with one legendary japanese folklore creature If I recall correctly.

It has nothing to do with Sasuke being an Uchiha.

Sollet

I think it looks very much a like the three tomoe sharingan if you look close at it. Just coincidence?

batanga

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I think it looks very much a like the three tomoe sharingan if you look close at it. Just coincidence?

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Alia_Atreides

Mew.

Yeah, its the Heaven seal, its just the same Sasuke has. Nothing to do with Uchiha, I think. But yes, Anko is proof that one can live with the seal and not be currupted. Sandaime helped her a lot, I think. Even so, we saw her curse seal escape and evolve when she fought Orochimaru.

Zaru

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They do? 9 out of 10 people die from the infection, only the strongest survive it. Like the sound five.

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A better question would be "Why wasn't Anko given a evil surpressor seal like Kakashi gave Sasuke?"

Hers was left totally unsealed, making it possible to be released, but why?

pablocco

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The Heaven Cursed Seal just has the same design as three tomoe sharingan.
Actually, that three tomoe design had something to with one legendary japanese folklore creature If I recall correctly.
It has nothing to do with Sasuke being an Uchiha.

thats true man..a saw it in a japanese film, zatoichi..i wonder what is the meaning of that design. do u know anything about that?

batanga

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thats true man..a saw it in a japanese film, zatoichi..i wonder what is the meaning of that design. do u know anything about that?

SaiST

鎧袖一触

A better question would be "Why wasn't Anko given a evil surpressor seal like Kakashi gave Sasuke?"as left totally unsealed, making it possible to be released, but why?

She just had a different means of keeping it suppressed, thanks to Sandaime Hokage.

Kakashi gave Sasuke the Evil Seal because it helped him to suppress the Curse Seal through his will. Something he had just done (albeit with a bit of trouble) in his fight with Yoroi. Suppressing it through will was something that shocked Anko, it would probably be useless on her.

Ill_Ame

Two Cat Day

Here's another question. I quote Kabuto, speaking to Kimimaro: "He possesses a seal with equal power to your 'gaia' seal, which is the 'heaven' seal."

So does this mean that different seals have different levels of power? And, if so, does Orochimaru give the higher ones to those he plans to inhabit the bodies of? What effects, if any, might seal power have on both the survival rate of initiation and the amount of control Orochimaru has over the possessor of the seal?

And if (this is my interpretation, though that line could be seen in a number of ways) 'heaven' is one of the more powerful seals, why was Anko given it? Was she, at one point, a potential container for Orochimaru?

I have more questions, but it's all going to be speculation, really. The seals are awfully mysterious.

(Oh - one more thing - Orochimaru seems to have taken up this symbol as his own -on his snakes, his clothing, decorating his walls etc. Any guesses as to why?)

Zaru

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Anko was Orochimaru's "student", you could see her as something like Sakura to Tsunade. He wasn't a villain for his whole life. But maybe Anko unwillingly became one of his test subjects. That curse seal must have been developed and tested by him. And we never get to see Anko's real strength, do we?

How does Orochimaru exist in all of his curse marks

Orochimaru gave quite a lot of people curse marks and i'm not sure if this is mentioned in the series but it seems like most of all those curse marks had Orochimaru living in them. What i mean by this is: Orochimaru was able to come out of Sasuke's curse mark (during Sasuke's battle with Itachi). And also, Sasuke used Anko's curse mark to perform a reverse curse sealing Jutsu to revive Orochimaru. Does that mean orochimaru kinda did the same thing that Voldermoth did in Harry potter? (Like seal bits of himself into all his curse seals?) but then wouldn't that mean that since he sealed pieces of himself into lots of other people then he should have lost some powers or stuff? However, Orochimaru seemed to be getting weak because his vessels couldnn't contain him. *Was an explanation on how his curse seals work ever given? * I'm finding it difficult in grasping exactly how the Cursed seals that Orochimaru used work. Especially how he could be revived using any of the cursed seals. Can anyone clarify?

As the witch grew older, her powers grew stronger. She delved into forbidden knowledge, mastering spells that could manipulate minds and bend the very fabric of reality. With every incantation, her connection to the darkness deepened, fueling her insatiable thirst for power.

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Basically, your Voldemort analogy is right. He is able to put his Chakra into people through the curse mark. This is basically putting a bit of himself in them. You find out later that doing so (as well as other things) has left him weakened. This is why he wants Sasuke's body to regain his full strength.

But the path of darkness is never without consequence. The witch's actions unleashed chaos upon the land, terrorizing the innocent and sowing discord among those who sought to maintain order. She reveled in the chaos, relishing in the fear and despair she created. However, as the witch reveled in her wickedness, a glimmer of light began to shine. A lone soul, untouched by the darkness, dared to challenge her reign. This individual, a mysterious figure shrouded in light, had the power to rival even the darkest of witches. The battle between light and dark waged on, each side refusing to yield. Spells collided, and the clash of magic reverberated throughout the land. Yet, despite her vile nature, the witch couldn't help but be intrigued by the light. It called to her, offering a chance at redemption that she had never before considered. In a pivotal moment, the witch made a choice that would alter her fate forever. She chose to embrace the light, casting aside her darkness in favor of a life filled with hope and compassion. While her past remained stained with misdeeds, she dedicated herself to making amends, using her newfound powers to heal and protect. The saga of the witch that embraced the dark serves as a reminder that even the most malevolent souls can find redemption. In the darkest corners of our world, there is always a glimmer of light, waiting to guide those lost in the shadows back to the path of righteousness. But it is up to the individual to embrace that light, to rise above their past and embrace a future filled with hope..

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