Terabane
03-04-2009, 02:33 AM
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Pain's jutsu isn't working on Naruto.
Rather damaging Pain himself.
Hinata is barely alive.
Sakura is told to evacuate everyone.
Outside Yamato, Anko and Sai are searching for ?Kabuto?
Yamato becomes aware of Naruto's situation.
Next week: Pain standing against Kyuubi's energy.
"Chibaku Tensei".
Chibaku Tensei (地爆天星) - Surface Burst Heavenly Subjugation.
A "Surface Burst" is a type of explosion where the blast is at surface level or just above surface level, such that the radius of the fireball causes a crater and sends a shockwave through the ground. In contrast with an "Air Burst", the overall destructive radius of a surface burst is smaller but the destruction at ground zero is more concentrated. Usually used to describe nuclear explosions.
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Pain's jutsu isn't working on Naruto.
Rather damaging Pain himself.
Hinata is barely alive.
Sakura is told to evacuate everyone.
Outside Yamato, Anko and Sai are searching for ?Kabuto?
Yamato becomes aware of Naruto's situation.
Next week: Pain standing against Kyuubi's energy.
"Chibaku Tensei".
Chibaku Tensei (地爆天星) - Surface Burst Heavenly Subjugation.
A "Surface Burst" is a type of explosion where the blast is at surface level or just above surface level, such that the radius of the fireball causes a crater and sends a shockwave through the ground. In contrast with an "Air Burst", the overall destructive radius of a surface burst is smaller but the destruction at ground zero is more concentrated. Usually used to describe nuclear explosions.