Thanks to Kyubi chakra, the box finally opens and Muku comes out but turns into a demon who was also trapped in the box. This box would have the power to grant all wishes and Mui wants his wife, who died during childbirth, back to life. Mui locked his own son Muku, who is also Ryuzetsu's boyfriend, in a old box from the legendary Rikudo-Sennin. In prison, Naruto meets Ryuzetsu, a kunoichi from Kusagakure who also holds a grudge against Mui. So, even with the Kyuubi chakra, Naruto can create only one shadow clone before fainting. The prison boss, Mui, uses a special jutsu called Tenrô, which prevents the affected individual to use his chakra. Naruto is enclosed in a prison called Hôzuki-jo, which literally translates 'the devil's lamp castle 🏯'. The action takes place entirely in Kusagakure, the hidden village of grass. The story revolves around Naruto, enclosed for assaulting the Raikage and killing Jonins from different hidden villages. I wonder if it is even less interesting than The Lost Tower. Naruto Shippuden film 5: ' Blood Prison'Īs I wrote in the intro, I was not expecting much of this eighth Naruto movie and that's a good thing because it is just as poor as the previous ones. This short film is not of much interest, except for a few funny sequences. At the end of the short film, Konohamaru comes to see Naruto as a Chunin to mock him. This disqualifies Naruto and thus, Konohamaru wins the fight. The battle is in full swing between the two friends: Konohamaru is not going to let it go and finally manages to hit Naruto with a punch, which will make him transform into Sennin mode. But his 'rival' Konohamaru also participates in the same Chunin exam, and they fall 🍁 against each other for the first fight. After all, even if he is the hero of Konoha, Naruto is still a Genin. The actual Blood Prison movie begins with a short film of about ten minutes, in which Naruto participates in a new Chunin exam in the hidden sand village. The story is once again parallel to the scenario of the manga: it can fit but does not exist in the original version written by Masashi Kishimoto, who by the way was not involved in this Blood Prison film.

I decided to go see it, even if I didn't appreciate the previous films so much. Although I'm following Naruto less closely, I was in Japan when the fifth Naruto Shippuden movie, Blood Prison, went out in cinemas.

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