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Naruto 3

This is one of the episodes which I really like very much, I will try my best to describe it:

Zabuza captures Kakashi in his water prison and is aiming for the three Genins. Since he cant possibly leave the water prison, he creates a water clone and sends him to destroy Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and the bridge builder. All three know that they cannot beat Zabuza’s clone. Sasuke tries to attack but its in vain. The clone hits him like a punching bag. Naruto sees this and is totally scared. Clone makes his move towards Naruto, slaps him, kicks him, takes off his head “Ninja” band and puts his foot on it. “ You call yourself a Ninja?? You don’t become a Ninja by wearing flashy head bands. For me you are a Ninja if you are worthy of being written about in my Bingo book.”

Naruto is shivering now. He says, “I cant fight this guy. If I don’t get away, he will annihilate me.” And suddenly he sees the wound on his right hand. It’s the mark of his “Oath of Pain”. He had vowed not to “quit” after he ran away during his last battle. “I wont go back on my word. I wont run away”, he says.  He runs towards the clone. But it seems the clone is just too much for him, as he kicks Naruto of the ground. Everyone thinks that it was a stupid move until they see what Naruto got in his hand…… his head band!!!!

He wears his head band (with that inspiring background score) and roars, “Hey you, the one with no eyebrows! Put this in your bingo book. The Ninja from the hidden village of the leaves will become the greatest Hokage of all time… His name is Naruto Uzomaki… Believe it”. The next part is an awesome plan executed by Naruto with valuable help from Sasuke to free Kakashi. A great inspiring episode.. at least for me :)

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Nikhil said…
I would be happier if you write something which I can understand and enjoy.
September 22, 2008 at 9:17 PM
Siddhesh said…
:P
If I obey you, then that would mean that I succumb to "people" pressure to change something which I wanted to do. And you people only always tell me "to do what I want and what others want"
Am I right Nik?
September 23, 2008 at 10:33 AM
Nikhil said…
no u r siddhesh.
thought u didnt meet vikcy
September 23, 2008 at 10:21 PM
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