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 Naruto Vol. 4 - Masashi Kishimoto
 Naruto Vol. 4 - Masashi Kishimoto ... knack for mischief, and sealed within him, a strange, formidable power. His antics amuse his instructor Kakashi and irritate his teammates, intense Sasuki and witty Sakura, but Naruto is serious about becoming the greatest ninja in the village of Konohagakure! There comes a time in every ninja's training when he must put aside his morals and face the truth: ninjas are tools for killing. For Naruto, seeing Sasuke dead, that time is now. Rage awakens the nine-tailed fox spirit within Naruto, giving him the strength to overcome Haku - but can he bring himself to finish the job? As the battle for the Land of the Waves comes to a tragic ending, our heroes return to the village of Konohagakure in time for the chunin (journeyman ninja) exams. But junior ninjas from around the world have gathered to take the exam, bringing their own strange ninjutsu and mysterious goals.Newest Review: ... to us the power that naruto holds within him and also throws the reader on an rollercoaster seeing young children battling to ... more ... the death. These are no longer children, they are now ninja and with this path comes the duty of taking the lifes of others. For Naruto this means the decision to kill or not the child he met whilst training, who turned out to be the killer Haku.
This volume also rounds off the fight between kakashi and Zabuza with great visual splendor and exciting twists that shows the other side to kakashi. Sakura also develops further, realising that she must not rely on her team mates and instead vows to keep up with them...more |
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Naruto Vol. 4 - Masashi Kishimoto: What it means to be a ninja (485 words)
by - written on 04/07/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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As in previous reviews I reccomend starting with volume one of the story. In this volume we see the characters come face to face with what it really means to be a ninja. When Naruto watches his team mate sasuke die trying to save him from Hakus bloodline limit technique we see for the first time the epic power contained within him, the chakra of the nine tailed demon fox. When the seal holding the nine tails within him becomes weakend by the emotional distress of seeing Sasuke killed, chakra begins to escape and naruto takes his one tail form. This is a great way to introduce to us the power that naruto holds within him and also throws the reader on ... Read the complete review
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