After returning to human form, Muku performs his signature ability, Demon Lantern, which combines with his father's cursed seal to incinerate his own body.Freed from the demon's influence, Muku shares a moment with his father, before suddenly killing him with a final attack.

He intends to die alongside his son when he sees Naruto aiming a Rasenshuriken at them, but the attack only destroys Satori.

Ryūzetsu has to save his life at the price of hers.

Disney Death: After the film's climax, Naruto succumbs to his injuries and dies.

Mui gets impaled by Muku in the chest, but stands up to stop his son's rampage.

Regardless of this horrific injury, the hero musters the strength to pin the villain down so Mui can seal it.

During the final battle, Satori stabs Naruto in the stomach and through his back.

It was a ploy to find the Box of Paradise and expose the real culprit.

Clear My Name: Seems to be the initial premise while Naruto dealt with things in the prison Subverted, he was innocent all along and Tsunade knew it.

There’s also a 15-minute Naruto short at the beginning, giving the whole project the feel of a ’50s double feature. This is only for kids well into the idiom. The graphics seem to be put together from the advancements of the last 15 years and the evil monster in the final scene is all spine, wings and fangs. The prison’s warden is the menacing Mui, who steals power from inmates. That’s because he’s been falsely accused of trying to murder a ninja leader and sent to the harsh dungeon of the title. The present, eighth, offering however, has Naruto acting solo for much of it. Generally Naruto has a team of young ninjas who work with him, who use their magic marital abilities to do battle with baddies in every possible way. A film series began in 2004, with a feature released every year since then. The story was reworked into a TV anime series in 2002, with the sequel, Naruto Shippuden, beginning in 2007. Started as a print manga serial in 1999, the popular adventures, about a teenage ninja who fights injustice, have sold over 100 million copies. Naruto Shippūden 5: Blood Prison ©岸本斉史スコット／集英社・テレビ東京・ぴえろ©劇場版NARUTO製作委員会 2011Naruto is one of the most successful manga/anime franchises in Japan.

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