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This Edo Tensei looks pretty complicated and annoying, since the revived one
is immortal and powerful. As we've seen, every soul was freed and moved to the
afterlife (by this I mean normally freed from the jutsu), so if someone
decides to use this jutsu again, could it be possible to bring back again a
dead person (meaning that until you run out of DNA samples and vessels, you
can bring back anyone an infinite number of times)?

Being an exception, I'm not reading the manga, but unfortunately I know that
the Hokage's are revived, and in the cases of Hashirama and Tobirama, they
were revived a second time, BUT they were sealed in the Shinigami, so their
souls aren't brought back from the pure world (again, I have no idea about
their second arrival, please, no spoiler, just I've mentioned that they came
from somewhere else).

So for example, could be Itachi brought back again and again with the Edo
Tensei, or after his first revival and after his soul sealed, his soul would
be "blocked" somewhere in the pure world, forbidding another resurrection of
that soul?


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Can a soul that is normally freed from the Edo Tensei be resurrected again?


In order to answer your question, whether a freed soul from ET may be
resurrected again or not, I will those points which has been aired on telly so
far.

Yes, you can resurrect it.

Before I answer this question, you need to understand how ET works. For this,
please refer [**here**](https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/6537/does-
the-edo-tensei-caster-need-to-know-all-the-hand-seals-to-use-the-
reanimated/6539#6539). Since you specifically said not to use any spoilers,
you can visit the link which I shared.

For more proof, visit [Edo Tensei wiki
page](http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Summoning:_Impure_World_Reincarnation).
They did mention that:

> It is possible for a reincarnated shinobi to be revived into a real living
> body again. Madara, however, was resurrected without his original eyes,
> having died without them.


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