Jiraiya Vs Pain Episode

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Jiraiya
Naruto character
First appearanceNaruto, Volume #10, Chapter #90: Whaddabout My Training?! (2001)
Created byMasashi Kishimoto
Voiced byJapanese
Hōchū Ōtsuka
Tōru Nara (as a child)
English
David Lodge
Brad MacDonald (as a child)
Richard Cansino (Naruto: Ultimate Ninja)
Wally Wingert (Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2: The Phantom Fortress)

Feb 02, 2016  NARUTOPEDIA TALE OF JIRAIYA THE GALLANT TABLE OF CONTENTS This is the article on the arc. If you are looking for the article on the episode, head to Tale of Jiraiya the Gallant. The Tale of Jiraiya the Gallant (自来也豪傑物語, Jiraiya Gōketsu Monogatari). Jiraiya can counter Susano'o by waiting it out, guys. Itachi's chakra pool is fairly small and the cost to maintain it is massive, not to mention it quickly destroys his vision as he's using it.

Jiraiya (自来也) is a fictional character in the Narutomanga and anime series created by Masashi Kishimoto. Introduced in the series' first part, he was a student of Third Hokage Hiruzen Sarutobi and one of the three 'Legendary Sannin'—along with Orochimaru and Lady Tsunade, his former teammates. Jiraiya appears as a perverted old man who occasionally returns to the village Konohagakure, reporting the activities of Orochimaru and the organization Akatsuki. Referred to as the 'Toad Sage' and 'Pervy Sage', he mentors Fourth Hokage Minato Namikaze and later becomes the godfather of Minato's son, Naruto Uzumaki.

Jiraiya appears in two Naruto films, and he is a playable character in most of the franchise's video games. Various pieces of merchandise based on him have been released. The character has received positive critical reception and is considered one of the strongest in the series. Reviewers have praised Jiraiya's introduction in the story and his relation with Naruto as his mentor. Out of all student-teacher relationships in Naruto, Jiraiya and Naruto's is the one Kishimoto likes the most.

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Creation and conception[edit]

Manga author Masashi Kishimoto first conceived Jiraiya's name based on Kabuki. He conceptualized him as a wizard with frog-like traits. He gave him an incisive and energetic speech pattern specific to old Kabuki plays. Kishimoto stated that Jiraiya 'makes everything more colorful' since he is one of the few characters who enjoy talking.[1] Regarding the bonds in the story, Kishimoto highlighted the importance of the character's death during his fight against Pain; this remark was made since, in his last moments, Jiraiya manages to discover the origin of Pain's multiple bodies and uses his last forces to send a message to Naruto Uzumaki in which he explains how Pain can be defeated. Kishimoto felt he had done a good job of establishing Jiraiya's last moments.[1] He commented that out of all the master-pupil relationships he had created in the Naruto series, the bond between Naruto and Jiraiya is his favorite, stating that drawing their interactions was 'worthwhile'.[2] Jiraiya was one of the characters that resonated the most with the author alongside Naruto, Sasuke Uchiha, and Haku.[3]

At the 2015 New York Comic-Con, when asked which character besides Naruto is his favorite, Kishimoto chose Jiraiya. Due to the fans' preference, Kishimoto drew a sketch of Jiraiya in front of the audience at the event. He stated he felt nostalgic since this was the first time he had drawn Jiraiya or any other character in the series for a while. However, Kishimoto did not remember how to draw Jiraiya initially, and thus he used a person among the spectators who was cosplaying Jiraiya as a reference.[4] After being asked which character's point of view he would choose to tell the story from instead of Naruto's if given the possibility, Kishimoto listed Jiraiya as one of his choices. He elaborated on this by stating Jiraiya did not have much knowledge when he was young, feeling that this aspect would have created an interesting contrast with Jiraiya's 'not so much arrogant, but overconfident, blusterous, and very, very skilled' adult self and that the story presenting Jiraiya's development would have been 'fun to draw'.[5] Kishimoto further mentioned that jutsu was still in the process of developing during Jiraiya's childhood, and he felt this would have been an engaging subject to depict in the series.[5] Jiraiya is played by Hōchū Ōtsuka in the series' original animated adaptation,[6] while David Lodge voices him in the English dub.[7]

David Lodge stated that Jiraiya is one of viewers' 'favorite characters'.[8] When questioned if he is frequently asked to voice Jiraiya in new features since the character is a part of such a popular franchise, he answered affirmatively. Lodge stated that besides being known as the 'Toad Sage' due to controlling frogs, Jiraiya is also known as the 'Pervy Sage', considering this a 'big deal' in Japan due to such content being classified as sensitive.[8] He stated that in the United States, a lot of the things regarding the 'Pervy Sage' part had to be restricted.[8] Lodge said that Jiraiya was the best character he had ever played due to having 'so many dimensions'; he elaborated on this by mentioning that while Jiraiya can be 'crazy', he can also be a 'very serious, philosophical, wise sage'.[8] He characterized this aspect of Jiraya's personality as 'fun'.[8] He said he had 'such a good time' playing Jiraiya, stating he managed to 'delve into a character that is more than one-dimensional' in the process of voicing him.[8] Lodge also stated he has 'a huge fanbase' for Jiraiya's character. He commented that Jiraiya is his favorite character, characterizing him as 'such a grand scope character'.[9]

Appearances[edit]

In Naruto[edit]

Jiraiya is a ninja from the village of Konohagakure trained by Hiruzen Sarutobi, the future Third Hokage.[10][11] He becomes known as the 'Toad Sage' due to his training under the Great Toad Sage in the field of Senjutsu (仙術, lit. 'sage techniques'), enabling him to summon toads as allies during battles.[12][13] The Great Toad Sage also informs Jiraiya of a prophecy that he will mentor a child who will either save the world or destroy it.[14] As he grows older, Jiraiya and his two teammates, Orochimaru and Tsunade, are collectively referred to as the 'Legendary Sannin' owing to their exemplary ninja abilities allowing them to survive a fight against Hanzo — Amegakure's dictator — during the Second Great Ninja War.[15] Soon after, Jiraiya encounters a trio of Amegakure orphans consisting of Nagato, Yahiko, and Konan, training the three in ninjutsu to protect themselves before returning to the Land of Fire. At that time, Jiraiya considered Nagato to be the child from the Great Toad Sage's prophecy.

For most of his adult life, though loyal to Konohagakure, Jiraiya periodically leaves his hometown to explore the world.[16] Sometime later, Jiraiya becomes a mentor to Minato Namikaze, the future Fourth Hokage, who dies due to sealing the Nine-Tailed Fox inside his newborn son, Naruto Uzumaki.[17] Jiraiya makes only sporadic appearances, returning to Konohagakure after long absences to report on information he has learned throughout his travels.[18][19] During his first appearance in the series' Part I, Jiraiya takes the time to train Naruto, teaching him his own signature abilities and trying to help him learn how to control Kurama.[20][21] When his teacher, Hiruzen, who has resumed his duty as the Third Hokage since Minato's death, dies during an invasion by Orochimaru, Jiraiya is offered the position of Hokage. Despite this, Jiraiya thinks his inability to prevent Orochimaru from becoming a criminal makes him unworthy of the responsibility and instead offers to search for Tsunade so that she can take the position instead — a task he eventually succeeds on.[22] After Naruto's flawed attempt to retrieve Sasuke Uchiha,[23][24] Jiraiya decides to take the boy for two and a half years of training to make him strong enough to bring Sasuke back and to protect himself from the Akatsuki organization.[25]

In Part II, Jiraiya returns to inform Kakashi Hatake and Yamato about the threat Naruto can become under the Nine-Tails's influence by telling them of his near-death experiences when the youth used only a fraction of Kurama's power.[26][27] To keep Naruto from participating in Team 7's new Sasuke-related mission, Jiraiya offers to train him again and takes Naruto to Yugakure, the Village Hidden in Boiling Water.[28] After entrusting Naruto with the key to Kurama's seal, Jiraiya begins investigating the Akatsuki's leader, Pain.[28][29] His investigation leads him to battle Pain, whom he recognizes to be Nagato using the corpses of Yahiko and five other ninja he met in his journey.[30] At the battle's conclusion, while reflecting on his life, Jiraiya realizes that Naruto is the boy foretold in the prophecy.[31] Due to this, remembering it was his first novel that inspired Minato to name his son after the book's protagonist, Jiraiya musters the strength to send a message able Nagato's Paths of Pain, along with a disabled Animal Path, to Naruto and the rest of Konohagakure to give them an edge.[31][32][31] He then dies without regret as he sinks into the sea, knowing that Naruto is the foretold hero of the world.[32]

In other media[edit]

Jiraiya makes an appearance in two Naruto films, Naruto Shippuden the Movie: Bonds (2008) and Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Will of Fire (2009). He is a playable character in most Naruto video games, including the Clash of Ninja series, the Ultimate Ninja series, and the Path of the Ninja series.[33][34][35] In the first Ultimate Ninja game (2003), he only appears as a support to Naruto during his special techniques.[35] In the Path of the Ninja RPG series, he is a character who can be spoken to for information and support.[33] In Ultimate Ninja 2 (2004), he is an available character and has been given variations of the Rasengan, fire techniques, and toads summoning techniques. In Path of the Ninja 2 (2006), he is not only a character in the storyline, but a 'secret' acquirable character that can be added to the team as a fully active member.[35]

Reception[edit]

Jiraiya has appeared in several of the main Shōnen Jump popularity polls. In the second and third, he ranked in the top ten.[36] In the fourth poll, he ranked 11th.[37] In the last poll conducted in 2011, Jiraiya was placed 16th.[38] Merchandise based on Jiraiya has also been released, including action figures, key chains, and headbands similar to his.[39][40][41][42] Naruto's Japanese voice actress, Junko Takeuchi, was reminded of Jiraiya's close relationship with Naruto when reading the script of The Last: Naruto the Movie.[43]

Several manga, anime, and video game reviewers have praised the character of Jiraiya. Davey Jones of ActiveAnime regarded Jiraiya’s training with Naruto as good comic relief and stated that the two characters are similar.[44]AnimeonDVD's Justin Rich praised Jiraiya’s introduction in the series, describing him as a funny character.[45] Jason Van Horn of IGN commented on Jiraiya's relationship with Naruto, writing that 'they share so much in common'.[46] Matt Shingleton of DVDTimes viewed Jiraiya as 'the greatest character Masashi Kishimoto [had] ever created in this series' and further said that 'besides the fact he fills the comical pervert archetype [he is] one of the strongest characters in the series and just about everything about him is rough and unpredictable'.[47]Jason Thompson praised the character's Sage Mode, commenting that it would make a good cosplay. He also expressed shock at the character's death while fighting Pain, considering him a sympathetic person.[48] Luke Carroll of Anime News Network enjoyed David Lodge's role as Jiraiya's English voice actor.[49]

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In 2010, Shueisha published the first novel Jiraiya wrote, which was inspired by his student Nagato and prompted Minato and Kushina Uzumaki to name their son after its protagonist. The novel is titled Naruto: Tales of a Gutsy Ninja (Naruto―ナルト―ド根性忍伝Naruto: Dokonjō Ninden) and follows the fictional character Naruto Musasabi. Naruto tries to track down his former comrade, Renge Momoashi, and unravel a mysterious conspiracy involving the destruction of a nearby village.[50][51] In 2015, Shueisha released Jiraiya's second novel, Naruto: The Tale of the Utterly Purehearted Shinobi (Naruto -ナルト- ド純情忍伝Naruto: Dojunjō Ninden), which presents a battle between two fighters who appear to be related.[52][53]

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External links[edit]

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The eighth season of the Naruto: Shippudenanime series is directed by Hayato Date, and produced by Pierrot and TV Tokyo. The eighth season aired from March to August 2010.[1] The season follows the Akatsuki leader Pain invading the Leaf Village and attempting to kidnap Naruto Uzumaki. It is referred to by its DVDs as the chapter of Two Saviors (二人の救世主Futari no Kyūseishu). Aniplex released the six volumes between October 7, 2010 and March 2, 2011. While the volumes contains all the episodes, episodes 170 and 171 were skipped to the sixth volume.[2]

On January 2, 2009, Viz Media and Crunchyroll began providing subtitledNaruto: Shippuden episodes.[3] The English dub of this season premiered on February 16, 2013 on Neon Alley and concluded on March 30, 2013.[4]Civil fe manual pdf. The season would make its English television debut on Adult Swim's Toonami block and premiere from April 1 to September 30, 2017.

The season contains five musical themes: 'Sign' by Flow is used as the opening theme until episode 153, where it was replaced by 'Tōmei Datta Sekai' (透明だった世界, 'Formerly Transparent World') by Motohiro Hata. 'For You' by Azu is used as the ending theme until episode 153, when it was replaced by 'Jitensha' (自転車, 'Bicycle') by OreSkaBand until episode 166, where it was replaced by 'Utakata Hanabi' (うたかた花火, 'Transient Fireworks') by Supercell. The fourth feature film, Naruto Shippuden The Movie: The Lost Tower was released on July 31, 2010. The broadcast versions of episodes 172 to 175 include scenes from the film in the opening themes, while still retaining the music 'Tōmei Datta Sekai'.

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Episode listing[edit]

No.TitleOriginal air dateEnglish air date
152'Somber News'
Transcription: 'Hihō' (Japanese: 悲報)		March 25, 2010February 16, 2013
After extracting the Six Tails from Utakata, the Akatsuki note that only two Jinchuriki remain to be captured as Sasuke Uchiha hands the unconscious Killer Bee over to Tobi. Meanwhile, the Fourth Raikage learns of Taka's action as is livid that they stole his brother. At the Hidden Leaf Village, after recalling his encounter with Itachi prior to his battle with Sasuke, Naruto Uzumaki learns of Jiraiya's death from Tsunade and Fukasaku.
153'Following the Master's Shadow'
Transcription: 'Shi no Kage o Otte' (Japanese: 師の影を追って)		March 25, 2010February 23, 2013
Naruto, heart-broken of learning Jiraiya's death by the hands of Pain, walks off and recalls his time with his mentor. Fukasaku shows Jiraiya's chakra-encrypted code to Tsunade who has Shikamaru give to their village's best code breaker in translate. The next day, told that the cipher might be known by something Jiraiya knows, Shikamaru visits Naruto and gives him some peace of mind by revealing that Kurenai is pregnant with Asuma's child and that they should stop being children and become the best of what their mentors saw in them.
154'Decryption'
Transcription: 'Angō Kaidoku' (Japanese: 暗号解読)		April 8, 2010February 23, 2013
The scientists inspect the body of Pain's Animal Path, while Naruto and Shikamaru identify the message. Naruto, noticing the number nine emulated for the 'Ta' katakana on the 'Make-Out Tactics' Book, informs Tsunade and Fukasaku that the number code unveils the sentence saying, 'The Real One Is Not There'. Fukasaku memorizes Jiraiya's actions and takes Naruto to Mount Myoboku for training in Sage Mode. There, meeting Gamakichi who tries to help him understand Fukasaku's lecture, Naruto learns the basics of Sage Jutsu and the risk of death.
155'The First Challenge'
Transcription: 'Daiichi no Kadai' (Japanese: 第一の課題)		April 8, 2010February 23, 2013
Learning that Jiraiya did not perfect his Sage Jutsu, Naruto learns that taking in too much Natural Energy can cause him to turn into a toad and then into stone. Fukasaku has Naruto beginning his training by using 'toad oil' to help him gather energy, whacking him and his clones with a special club to prevent them from becoming toads. Fukasaku later gives Naruto Jiraiya's first book, Tales of Gutsy Ninja to read. Meanwhile, as Tobi and the other Akatsuki members discover that the 'Killer Bee' in their possession is actually a fragment of the Eight Tails, Pain and Konan head out to the Hidden Leaf to capture the Nine-Tails.
156'Surpassing the Master'
Transcription: 'Shi o Koeru Toki' (Japanese: 師を超えるとき)		April 15, 2010February 23, 2013
After intense training, Naruto successfully gathers energy to master Sage Mode for the first time and surpass Jiraiya. Fukasaku teaches to Naruto with Frog Kumite, a senjutsu-enhanced taijutsu increasing the range for physical attacks. Meanwhile, the Raikage A orders Samui, Karui and Omoi to find Bee and deliver the letter for Tsunade about capturing Sasuke.
157'Assault on the Leaf Village!'
Transcription: 'Konoha Shūgeki!' (Japanese: 木ノ葉襲撃!)		April 22, 2010March 2, 2013
While Naruto finishes training on Mount Myoboku, Pain invades the Hidden Leaf with his new Animal Path Pain. While Inoichi reads the Animal Path's mind and Shizune leads a biopsy team to find secrets behind the metal piercings for the Leaf's Intel Division, Pain interrogates with the villagers. Knowing that Pain is attacking the village, Tsunade orders them to get Naruto back.
158'Power to Believe'
Transcription: 'Shinjiru Chikara' (Japanese: 信じる力)		April 29, 2010March 2, 2013
Danzo, Homura and Koharu ask Tsunade to cancel Naruto's return, but she convinces them to let Naruto come for Pain and Konan. As Tsunade protecting them failed, Danzo kills the messenger frog from getting to Naruto. Kakashi Hatake meets to confront Pain, allowing Iruka's escape.
159'Pain vs. Kakashi'
Transcription: 'Pein vs Kakashi' (Japanese: ペインvsカカシ)		May 6, 2010March 2, 2013
Kakashi is stopped by Pain's Asura Path from helping Choza as he and Choji are outmatched against Pain. While Pain annihilates Choza's squad as his Asura Path attacks Kakashi, Choji escapes and get to Tsunade.
160'Mystery of Pain'
Transcription: 'Pein no Nazo' (Japanese: ペインの謎)		May 13, 2010March 2, 2013
Naruto attempts to merge with Fukasaku, so that he can move in Sage Mode while Fukasaku gathers Nature Energy for him. But the Nine-Tails forces them to find an alternate method for Naruto to enter Sage Mode in battle. As the Interrogation Corp fights off Pain's new Animal Path and barrages them with an assortments of animal summonings, Ibiki fails to stop them.
161'Surname Is Sarutobi. Given Name, Konohamaru!'
Transcription: 'Sei wa Sarutobi, Na wa Konohamaru!' (Japanese: 姓は猿飛、名は木ノ葉丸!)		May 20, 2010March 9, 2013
Pain's Naraka Path displays its mysterious power against two leaf shinobi while Konohamaru Sarutobi watches in horror. Pain senses Konohamaru's presence but is interrupted by Ebisu who takes on Pain in order to allow Konohamaru to escape. After seeing Ebisu about to be killed, Konohamaru intervenes and after learning of Naraka's ability, judging souls and then reaping the sinner of their life, with a Shadow Clone, he unleashes the Rasengan and is able to keep Naraka at bay.
162'Pain to the World'
Transcription: 'Sekai ni Itami o' (Japanese: 世界に痛みを)		May 27, 2010March 9, 2013
As the Inuzuka and Aburame clans battle with his Preta Path and Konan respectively, Pain meets with Tsunade, who recognizes him as Yahiko. As Naruto learns of the village's situation, Human Path discovers his location and then kills Shizune, transmitting the intel to Pain who uses his gravity-manipulating Deva Path ability to completely destroy the village in frustration with Tsunade. In the newly formed crater in the heart of Konoha, Naruto appears with a small armada of toads following Sakura Haruno's cries for his return.
163'Explode! Sage Mode'
Transcription: 'Bakuhatsu! Sennin Mōdo' (Japanese: 爆発! 仙人モード)		June 3, 2010March 9, 2013
Naruto confronts Pain as his other five Paths reappear. Asura Path attacks Tsunade and Naruto destroys it, telling Tsunade to leave. She does so and reverts to her old self with Sakura. Naruto charges forward as the toads deal with Animal Path's summons. Naruto fights Preta Path with Frog Kumite and defeats it before speaking to Pain. He reveals that they were both Jiraiya's apprentices and how he only wants peace. Angered with his hypocrisy, Naruto throws a finally completed Rasen-Shuriken at the remaining Paths of Pain.
164'Danger! Sage Mode Limit Reached'
Transcription: 'Pinchi! Kieta Sennin Mōdo' (Japanese: 危機! 消えた仙人モード)		June 10, 2010March 9, 2013
Naruto successfully begins taking out Pain's bodies one after another, but when his Sage Mode reaches its limit, Pain attempts to take control of the battle. Naruto throws another Rasen-Shuriken but it's absorbed by a revived Preta Path. But Fusaku reveals that Naruto created two clones that are harvesting Natural Energy for him, Naruto summoning one of the clones to disperse and obtained the energy to resume Sage Mode. Naruto manages to kill the Naraka Path, just to get repelled by a recovered Pain who uses another Shinra Tensei on the toads. Naruto realizes he can't use taijutsu or ninjutsu on the remaining paths, so he will have to fight them using a genjutsu suggested by Fukasaku.
165'Nine-Tails, Captured!'
Transcription: 'Kyūbi Hokaku Kanryō' (Japanese: 九尾捕獲完了)		June 17, 2010March 16, 2013
As Hinata worries about Naruto, Inoichi and the others try to find the real Pain. Naruto continues to fight back the remaining paths, but is captured by Preta Path. It absorbs his Sage Mode chakra and is petrified due to the uncontrollable Nature Energy. Fukasaku then attempts to trap Pain in a Genjutsu, but is killed. Pain then impales several Chakra receivers into Naruto's body, immobilizing him to be manipulated by Nagato. Pain explains that the world peace Jiraiya envisioned can not be achieved due to hatred among the people, revealing his intent to use the tailed beasts' power to have every living know suffering and fear it. As he has Pain ask Naruto if he could think of another path to path, Nagato states that his ideal peace is almost in fruition.
166'Confessions'
Transcription: 'Kokuhaku' (Japanese: 告白)		June 24, 2010March 16, 2013
Hinata decides to come to Naruto's aid as he was about to manipulated by Nagato's Chakra receivers, finally admitting her love for Naruto as she fights a losing battle against Pain. But despite knowing may likely die, Hinata remains adamant before she is quickly defeated and seemingly stabbed by Pain. As Pain explains that the hate from losing loved ones is why there can never be peace in the current world, Naruto goes berserk as the Nine-Tails chakra begins to surface. Meanwhile, Konoha ninja start the search for Nagato.
167'Planetary Devastation'
Transcription: 'Chibaku Tensei' (Japanese: 地爆天星)		July 1, 2010March 16, 2013
Naruto enters his Four-Tailed form and attacks Pain, who manages to repel his attacks. Angered even further when Pain mentions Sasuke, Naruto continues his transformation into a Six-Tailed form. Pain decides to fall back from the village toward where Nagato is to trap Naruto with Planetary Devastation, a powerful jutsu that the Sage of Six Paths used to create the moon, to trap the Jinchuriki within a miniature moon in midair. But Naruto starts breaks free to Pain's shock, now in a monstrous eight-tailed state. Within his mind, Naruto succumbs to the Nine Tails telling him to embrace his hate and destroy everything. Naruto was about to remove the seal to completely release the Nine-Tails when he is stopped by the Fourth Hokage Minato Namikaze.
168'The Fourth Hokage'
Transcription: 'Yondaime Hokage' (Japanese: 四代目火影)		July 15, 2010March 16, 2013
Minato appears within Naruto's psyche, revealing himself to a chakra imprint of the actual Fourth Hokage as he takes Naruto to another part of his mind to discuss things away from the furious Nine Tails. It was there that Minato revealed himself as Naruto's father, making Naruto further conflicted on why his own father made him a jinchuriki. But Minato reveals he only sealed half of the Nine Tails into Naruto, revealing that the Nine-Tails's attack on the Hidden Leaf Village 16 years ago was Tobi's doing, theorizing that Pain may be a pawn of the masked ninja to Naruto's shock. Placing his faith that Naruto will find the answer to Pain's question, Minato restores the Nine Tails seal before fading away. Back to normal, and no means to renew his Sage Mode, Naruto confronts Pain and demands to meet Nagato himself. Pain refuses, resulting in a fight with Naruto stabbing himself with a Chakra Receiver to pinpoint Nagato's location. After using up his last Rasen Shuriken followed by a mass clone attack to force his opponent to exhaust his gravity manipulation, Naruto uses the 5-second window to land a Rasengan on Pain.
169'The Two Students'
Transcription: 'Futari no Deshi' (Japanese: ふたりの弟子)		July 22, 2010[5]March 23, 2013
Naruto defeats Pain with his final Rasengan, removing his Chakra Receivers before heading to Nagato's location, having Katsuya tell the others not to follow as Sakura finishes healing Hinata. Naruto encounters Inoichi and Shikaku on the way, the latter honoring Naruto's request to stand down to Inoichi's dismay. Naruto finds Nagato and Konan, the former impaling him with a Chakra Rod to control him. But Naruto breaks free, stating his murderous intent as Konan gets between him and Nagato before the youth stopped himself. Naruto states Jiraiya's belief for a peaceful world with Nagato asking if he can still believe in Jiraiya's 'peace' after all that has happened. Noticing Nagato and Konan are not like the other Akatsuki members, Naruto requests to hear their story before giving him his answer.
170'Big Adventure! The Quest for the Fourth Hokage's Legacy - Part 1'
Transcription: 'Daibōken! Yondaime no Isan o Sagase - Zenpen' (Japanese: 大冒険! 四代目の遺産を探せ・前編)		July 29, 2010March 23, 2013
Three years before Pain's attack on the Hidden Leaf, Naruto trains in preparation for the Chūnin Exam's final rounds when he hears Jiraiya speak of “the Fourth Hokage’s legacy'. Using information from Guy, Naruto, Sakura and Team 10 head to the Honegami Grounds, where they are instructed by a disguised Guy to enter and complete the obstacle course and obtain the Secret Technique. Meanwhile Hidden Rain Ninja begin their pursuit.
171'Big Adventure! The Quest for the Fourth Hokage's Legacy - Part 2'
Transcription: 'Daibōken! Yondaime no Isan o Sagase - Kōhen' (Japanese: 大冒険! 四代目の遺産を探せ・後編)		July 29, 2010March 23, 2013
Naruto and the others face the oncoming challenges in order to find the Secret Technique and break the Fourth Hokage's record, but Naruto’s impulsive action leads the group into various troubles. They are attacked by the Rain Ninja, but unknown to them, are saved by Sasuke. They eventually find the scroll which reads: 'There is no shortcut in the ninja way'. The phrase that becomes Naruto's motto. The story ends as the final rounds of the Chūnin Exam begin the next day.
172'Meeting'
Transcription: 'Deai' (Japanese: 出逢い)		August 5, 2010March 23, 2013
Learning that Naruto will answer his question after learning how he and Konan ended up as they are, Nagato recalls his two moments of pain, the first of which being the night his Rinnegan activated upon seeing his parents accidentally killed by Leaf Ninja. He then tells Naruto about how he met Konan and Yahiko, all three of them having to resort to thievery to stay alive. After seeing Hanzo the Salamander battle the Three Sannin, they set out to find the three ninja so that they can be taught ninjutsu.
173'Origin of Pain'
Transcription: 'Pein Tanjō' (Japanese: ペイン誕生)		August 12, 2010March 30, 2013
Nagato continues talking to Naruto and describes his second pain, how he and Konan helped Yahiko used what they learned from Jiraiya to create the Akatsuki to bring peace to Hidden Rain Village. But Hanzo deemed Yahiko's group a threat to his regime and allied with Danzo to kidnap Konan. Hanzo orders Nagato to kill Yahiko if he wants her to live and Yahiko sacrfices himself for Konan's sake, horrifying Nagato and forcing him into the crippled state and state of mind he is in today.
174'Tale of Naruto Uzumaki'
Transcription: 'Uzumaki Naruto Monogatari' (Japanese: うずまきナルト物語)		August 19, 2010March 30, 2013
With Nagato's story done, Naruto answers that he still cannot forgive him but will not abandon their sensei's legacy and will keep striving for peace no matter what pain he is put through. Nagato reflects on Naruto's words, thinking back to how inspired the lead character in Jiraiya's story who Naruto was named after. This causes Nagato to decide to put his faith in Naruto as he perform a technique that will revive all those that he killed in the Hidden Leaf with Konan considered on the consequences of its use.
175'Hero of the Hidden Leaf'
Transcription: 'Konoha no Eiyū' (Japanese: 木ノ葉の英雄)		August 26, 2010March 30, 2013
Nagato finishes reviving everyone he had killed and dies due to running out of chakra. He entrusts his dreams to Naruto and Konan likewise decides to believe in him. After retrieving Nagato and Yahiko's bodies, she gives Naruto a bouquet of flowers symbolizing the hope Naruto represents. After erecting a memorial for Jiraiya, Naruto returns to the village and is, after years of pain and isolation, finally heralded as a hero.

Home releases[edit]

Japanese[edit]

VolumeDateDiscsEpisodesReference
1October 6, 20101152–155[6]
2November 3, 20101156–159[6]
3December 1, 20101160–163[6]
4January 12, 20111164–167[6]
5February 2, 20111168–171[6]
6March 2, 20111172–175[6]

English[edit]

Viz Media (North America, Region 1)
Box setDateDiscsEpisodesReference
12October 9, 20123141–153[7]
13January 29, 20133154–166[8]
14April 23, 20133167–179[9]
Manga Entertainment (United Kingdom, Region 2)
VolumeDateDiscsEpisodesReference
12March 18, 20132141–153[10]
13June 24, 20132154–166[11]
14September 23, 20132167–179[12]
Madman Entertainment (Australia/New Zealand, Region 4)
CollectionDateDiscsEpisodesReference
12January 9, 20132141–153[13]
13March 20, 20132154–166[14]
14June 19, 20132167–179[15]

References[edit]

General
  • 'List of Naruto: Shippuden episode titles'. Retrieved 2009-01-09.
  • 'Naruto: Shippuden episodes from 2010' (in Japanese). TV Tokyo. Archived from the original on January 5, 2010. Retrieved April 29, 2010.
Specific

Naruto Jiraiya Vs Pain Episode

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  2. ^二人の救世主の章 (in Japanese). Aniplex. Retrieved October 19, 2011.
  3. ^'Naruto.com, Crunchyroll, Hulu Begin Shippūden Streams'. Anime News Network. Retrieved 2009-05-09.
  4. ^http://updates.neonalley.com/neonalley_schedule.pdf
  5. ^'NARUTO－ナルト－ 疾風伝:テレビ東京'. Tokyo TV. Retrieved September 7, 2010.
  6. ^ abcdef'二人の救世主の章 - TV DVD - NARUTO-ナルト- 疾風伝 - アニプレックス' (in Japanese). Aniplex. Archived from the original on July 13, 2016.
  7. ^'Naruto Shippuden Uncut, Vol 12 (DVD Box Set)'. Viz Media. Archived from the original on February 2, 2017.
  8. ^'Naruto Shippuden Uncut, Vol 13 (DVD Box Set)'. Viz Media. Archived from the original on June 12, 2016.
  9. ^'Naruto Shippuden Uncut, Vol 14 (DVD Box Set)'. Viz Media. Archived from the original on February 27, 2017.
  10. ^'Naruto - Shippuden: Collection - Volume 12 - DVD'. Xtra-vision. Archived from the original on March 1, 2017.
  11. ^'Naruto - Shippuden: Collection - Volume 13 - DVD'. Xtra-vision. Archived from the original on March 1, 2017.
  12. ^'Naruto - Shippuden: Collection - Volume 14 - DVD'. Xtra-vision. Archived from the original on March 1, 2017.
  13. ^'Naruto Shippuden Collection 12 (Eps 141-153) - DVD'. Madman Entertainment. Archived from the original on April 21, 2016.
  14. ^'Naruto Shippuden Collection 13 (Eps 154-166) - DVD'. Madman Entertainment. Archived from the original on August 8, 2014.
  15. ^'Naruto Shippuden Collection 14 (Eps 167-179) - DVD'. Madman Entertainment. Archived from the original on August 8, 2014.

Jiraiya Vs Pain Episode Number

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