

In the anime, it is shown that Kaguya regularly sends people to the Divine
Tree for this "ritual" and those people somehow die.

So what exactly happens to them? I thought the Infinite Tsukuyomi was supposed
to make people dream in their ideal world... Then how do people who go there
for the ritual end up dead, whereas the ones who were first caught in it (King
Tenji and others) live in their ideal worlds?


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What exactly is the "Ritual of The Divine Tree"?


They live in their ideal worlds but while that's happening the tree is turning
them into white Zetsus and I think somewhere in that process their brains turn
to mush killing them. Thats where they got the army of Zetsus in the first
place (by sacrificing people with the ritual turning them into Zetsus).


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If I remember correctly, kaguya came to earth to build up an army of white
zetsus in order to fight the villains who appear on Boruto the movie,
(Momoshiki and Kinshiki) although it is never shown how the ritual could
possibly take place. Lord Tenji and the others lived in their ideal world
because Kaguya cast the infinite tsukuyomi upon them. And again when Madara
casts it everybody lives in their ideal world. But during the backstory of
Hagoromo and Hamura, it just shows a line of people heading towards the divine
tree. The divine tree is basically the ten tails, so maybe it has a more crude
way of performing the infinite tsukuyomi if Kaguya does not.


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