Naruto Shippuden Episode 473

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The little ninja that changed the world finally comes to Blu-ray! Journey back to a simpler time when Naruto was a little scamp pulling pranks and defacing monuments. A social outcast with the dreaded Nine-Tailed Fox Spirit locked inside of him, Naruto’s infectious optimism and never-give-up attitude propels him towards the path of greatness. Watch Naruto Shippuden Episode 473 Online at Anime-Planet. Chakra—whose energy connects this world to those beyond—allows Obito to leave Rin's side for a moment and appear in Kakashi’s inner psyche. Obito gives him his Magekyo Sharingan and leaves with a parting wish that Kakashi become the Sixth Hokage. Sep 01, 2016 Watch Naruto Shippuden: Season 17 Episode 474 - Congratulations. Start your free trial today to watch the full video, get Offline Viewing, stream on up to 4 devices, and enjoy new episodes as soon. Watch Naruto Shippuuden episode 473 Online Chakra—whose energy connects this world to those beyond—allows Obito to leave Rin`s side for a moment and appear in Kakashi’s inner psyche. Obito gives him his Magekyo Sharingan and leaves with a parting wish that Kakashi become the Sixth Hokage. Naruto Shippuden Episodes 487-500 English Dubbed Description: Sasuke uncovers Fuushin’s true identity at last, and begins to fight him. The moment Sasuke tries to read Fuushin’s memories with his Sharingan, a wave of genjutsu from a massive red eye causes Sasuke to lose consciousness.

It has been two and a half years since Naruto Uzumaki left Konohagakure, the Hidden Leaf Village, for intense training following events which fueled his desire to be stronger. Now Akatsuki, the mysterious organization of elite rogue ninja, is closing in on their grand plan which may threaten the safety of the entire shinobi world.
Although Naruto is older and sinister events loom on the horizon, he has changed little in personality—still rambunctious and childish—though he is now far more confident and possesses an even greater determination to protect his friends and home. Come whatever may, Naruto will carry on with the fight for what is important to him, even at the expense of his own body, in the continuation of the saga about the boy who wishes to become Hokage.
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It's been a veeery long time coming, but it looks like we're finally in the homestretch of Naruto's tale. Although there's undoubtedly more filler in the pipeline, the producers have mercifully decided to wrap up the Kaguya fight (probably) before bombarding us with more anime-original content. It may not sound like much, but by modern Naruto standards, this is quite the accomplishment.

Despite the obvious handicap of being dead, Obito is able to use chakra to contact Kakashi from the hereafter and imbue him with dual Sharingans that have a limited shelf life. This enables Team 7's laidback leader to summon a Kamui-infused Susano'o and aid his former students in their ongoing battle with Kaguya, who uses the Root Time-Space to steal chakra from the people currently imprisoned in the Infinite Tsukuyomi. Fortunately, a crafty shadow clone fake-out enables Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura to get the drop on her and (hopefully) commence the Six Paths Planetary Construction.

To its credit, this week's episode doesn't spend too much time harping on Obito's passing. Last week's post-credits preview created the impression that this latest installment would be another unwanted Obito love fest. Seeing as Obito hasn't experienced anything approaching happiness since childhood, he and Kakashi assuming their 12-year-old appearances in their final exchange was a nice touch. I kept expecting the show to roll out another Obito-laden flashback, but in my defense, I've basically been conditioned to expect that.

Kakashi and Sakura, who have largely served as onlookers until this point, playing a pivotal role in Kaguya's downfall helps illustrate that Naruto and Sasuke can't do it all alone. With the focus consistently being placed on world-building and secondary characters, it's been a while since Team 7 worked together like this. The show's world has expanded exponentially since its inception, and this episode does a decent job of taking things back to basics despite the stakes being higher than ever. Still, it's a little jarring to see the famed Copy Ninja Kakashi be outdone by every one of his students.

Animation-wise, this is one of the show's less impressive efforts from recent memory—which is a shame, since the majority of the episode is devoted to combat. All things considered, this is a solidly mid-range episode as far as movement and visuals go, but I'm disappointed that Kaguya's penultimate outing didn't warrant a little more effort on those fronts.

As the least meandering episode in weeks, the latest Naruto Shippūden moves the story along at a brisk pace. Unfortunately, as is often the case, some of the action sequences and techniques are more complex than they need to be, and certain scenes are difficult to follow as a result. Minor flaws aside, episode 473 almost brings the Kaguya fight to a close—and that alone is cause for celebration. Odds are we'll be back in Filler Land in a few weeks, but until then, let's all bask in the Rabbit Goddess' forthcoming demise.