The heroes are shocked at what these implants can do because they know the repercussions of what they're encountering. Shockingly, these nefarious siblings, who appear to be robbers, active their devices and seal marks spread on them, turning them into superpowered villains. As the young members of the squad head from the outskirts back to Konoha's council to report what's happening, however, they encounter two mysterious teenagers with collars on their necks at the border known as the Land of Rivers. This isn't the kind of epidemic Konoha (the Land of Fire) needs, as the virus is also spreading through the water supply, turning even more villagers into chakra-driven zombies. RELATED: Boruto: The Powers, Past and Promise of Kawaki Boruto, especially, knows the danger of the mark, as he was given a secret one he suppressed after battling Momokishi in his solo film. This is why, when Boruto's team and their senior, Konohamaru (Naruto's protege), stumble across an epidemic where seal marks are infecting a nearby settlement thanks to ducks being the carriers, they panic. It was eventually removed by Sasuke's brother, Itachi, but as we saw, that was no easy task. The most prominent example is when Orochimaru, one of the villains in the early Naruto era, applied one to turn Sasuke into a monster in his teenage years. The results are catastrophic, as these individuals come off nothing short of demonic, thirsty for chaos and bloodshed. Sadly, this results in the individual going mad when the seal takes over - think of Wolverine going into Berserker mode or Doctor Jekyll being controlled by Mister Hyde. Because the seals connect to nature's energy, they've predominantly been used to increase chakra in people and ramp up their powers exponentially. In the past, they've been used to summon demons, but have also been repurposed to heal injuries for soldiers.
Now, the history of Cursed Seals predates both the Boruto and Naruto sagas.
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