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Originally Posted by Suna no tate
But vaporized? Unless there's clear proof, there's no way they'd call him dead in such an ambiguous situation. They say MIA. More importantly, if the baby found looks just like him and his body was never found, they'd be idiots to not put the two together.
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There's no way they would consider him MIA. Where would he go? Why would he leave? Yondi was fighting a demon the size of a mountain. The Kyuubi could swallow several ninja whole with one gulp. He had chakra that could probably incinerate a human with a mere touch (and if you consider Naruto's chakra with just 4 tails this is a definite possibility). There's any number of reasons why they wouldn't find a body. And even if they didn't declare him dead immediately, after 12 yrs when the story actually begins. don't you think he would've finally been declared dead? As for Naruto looking like the 4th. All newborns look relatively alike. Naruto wouldn't have been immediately recognized as identical to the 4th.
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You see I believe that in the fourths grave, his body is there. They found his body and thats how they knew his was dead. But to say they never found anything but a baby at the scene and immediately assumed his was dead is bordering on ridiculous.
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That's a memorial for all the Hokages. Graves don't always contain bodies either.
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Naruto technically doesn't lose his clothes when he does transform, no more than he loses parts of himself or grows parts of himself (as the changes in height would indicate). Its just an illusion; lets just say a light bending trick or something. We've seen the death god summon jutsu done. The 3rd hokage didn't lose his clothes. Why would the 4th lose his? If the baby was the 4th and if it would be found, it'd be right next to the clothes. I just can't imagine where his clothes would go. Maybe they were vaporized?...
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It's not an illusion. Sexy no jutsu is a variation of Henge and Henge physically transforms the user. When Naruto transformed into a shuriken and Sasuke launched him at Zabuza, that was an illusion? Little details like the whereabouts of clothes aren't evidence in a world operating on an entirely different standard of logic.