Why can NARUTO make so many CLONES?

Naruto Uzumaki is famous for his use of the Shadow Clone Jutsu, a powerful technique that lets him create multiple copies of himself. This ability makes him an incredible force in battle. But fans often wonder how Naruto can create so many clones—up to 1,000—while most other shinobi can only manage around five. This seems impossible, considering the strain it puts on a person's chakra.
So, what makes Naruto different? Well, it's a combination of factors. First, he’s from the Uzumaki clan, known for their massive chakra reserves. But there’s another major reason: Naruto is the jinchuriki of the Nine-Tailed Fox, Kurama. The Nine-Tails is the most powerful of the Tailed Beasts, and its chakra is incredibly vast, far beyond that of a regular shinobi.
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The Shadow Clone Jutsu is considered forbidden because it divides the user’s chakra evenly among all the clones. The more clones you create, the less chakra each one has, which puts a heavy toll on the user. This is why most shinobi can only make about five clones at most. If they try to push beyond that, they risk exhausting themselves, sometimes even fatally.
But Naruto is different. Thanks to Kurama’s chakra, he can create an enormous number of clones—up to 1,000—without the same limits other shinobi face. This unique power makes him one of the most dangerous and unpredictable ninjas in the series.
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