Utakata managed to fend off his attackers, but was injured in the process. A girl named Hotaru, who happened to be there, assumed the assailants were after her. He became a wanderer, constantly fighting off people who were after him, particularly the hunter-nin sent from Kirigakure to retrieve him.
With only fragmented memories of the incident and the impression of betrayal, Utakata grew disillusioned and skeptical of the relationship between a master and student. The process didn't go as planned, and instead of removing the tailed beast, Harusame forced Utakata's transformation into Saiken and was killed by it, in an effort to prevent itself from being extracted which unknowingly to him, would have resulted in Utakata dying. Some time later, Harusame had attempted to extract Saiken from Utakata, believing the Beast would only cause trouble in his student's life, thinking he would be better off without it.
The ritual in which Harusame tried to extract the Six-Tails from Utakata. Throughout Utakata's time working under Harusame, his master ultimately saw the tailed beast within him as a burden and took it upon himself to learn of a way to extract the Six-Tails. Nonetheless, he was grateful for his student to be safe and alive. Harusame would go on to say Utakata's life was precious, mentioning that a ninja should not run away from conflict nor should he involve himself in a battle that was unnecessary. Frustrated at his student, Harusame angrily said that Utakata's job was to track and locate the scroll not return it. As a student of Harusame, Utakata returned with a scroll saying a ninja should carry out and complete his mission swiftly. In the anime, his life in Kirigakure and as a missing-nin was expanded upon.
Sometime after his death, Kabuto acquired some of his DNA to use for his future plans. Having Saiken extracted from his body, he died at the age of 26. At first a loyal shinobi of Kirigakure, he left the village during the "Bloody Mist" era and was captured many years later by an unspecified member of Akatsuki. At some point, Utakata became the jinchūriki of the Six-Tails, Saiken.
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