While all are lethal on their own, some are far more than others, making the strongest Path an unavoidable force of destruction.

It's no secret that Naruto wasted characters with great potential, with many of them being poorly developed and not living up to fans' expectations.

The definitive ranking of every Naruto transformation, from Kimimaro's Curse Mark to Naruto's ultimate Six Paths Sage Mode.

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