The main Otsutsuki family introduced in the Naruto and Boruto series actually have meaning.
The meaning of this name and its meaning is taken from the folklore and history of Japan which is very famous in its native country!
What are the folk tales and legends that are used as names and some have their power taken from them, let's look at the following!
1. Kaguya Otsutsuki - The Story of Princess Kaguya
Kaguya Otsutsuki is inspired from the Story of Princess Kaguya or her Japanese name is Kaguya-hime no Monogatari.
Not only the name, but there are several elements used by Kaguya Otsutsuki from this story.
The word Otsutsuki itself can actually be interpreted as a large bamboo which is one of the important points in this Japanese folklore.
In addition, hagoromo means fur coat which also refers to the same story and is used as the name of Kaguya Otsutsuki's child.
The horn-like feature of a rabbit is also related to this story. Kaguya Otsutsuki herself was supposed to be the Jinchuriki of the perfect 10 tails who was a rabbit, but never turned perfect.
2. Momoshiki Otsutsuki - Momotaro
Momoshiki, Kinshiki, and Urashiki share almost the same story. In Momoshiki's case it was Momotaro's hero.
Besides the name, actually not much was taken from Momotaro into the Momoshiki character.
If you want to think of the chakra that Momoshiki ate as similar to a peach, then this has something to do with Momotaro coming out of a peach.
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3. Kinshiki Otsutsuki - Kintaro
Now next is Kinshiki which is inspired by Kintaro's story.
Besides the name, Kintaro's element in Kinshiki's character is his body and weapons.
Like Kintaro's story, he has a big and strong body and an ax as a weapon.
4. Urashiki Otsutsuki - Urashima Taro
Still from Japanese folklore that carries the name Taro, this time it is Urashiki and Urashima Taro.
Urashima Taro is a Japanese folktale about a fisherman who helps a turtle to Ryugu-jo at the bottom of the sea and meets Otohime and is trapped there for 100 years (in real time).
Urashima Taro opens the tamatebako, the forbidden jewelry box that Otohime gave him on land and he becomes an old geezer. In addition to the fishing rod used as Urashiki's weapon, there are several other elements.
The technique used by Urashiki to freeze Toneri for 100 years is similar to the tamatebako box, the name of the technique is Ryugujo.
In addition, Urashiki uses a turtle named Karasuki to return to the past. The story of Urashima Taro is indeed related to time, so it fits in this plot.
5. Isshiki Otsutsuki - Issun Boshi
Jigen alias Isshiki Otsutsuki is also taken from Japanese folklore, this time from the story of Issun Boshi.
Issun Boshi is known as a hero who is small, only one inch tall but very strong.
This small element is related to Isshiki Otsutsuki considering Isshiki Otsutsuki has a close relationship with small size.
Isshiki's power does indeed shrink and enlarge himself or an inanimate object with the power of his eyes. Because of this, Isshiki's attack seems to be able to suddenly appear and injure the target.
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