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Gosunkugi Capture Mission

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A brief anime-only assignment from the original Naruto series sends a Konoha trio after a roaming thief out of the Land of Stone. The chase soon uncovers a case of mistaken identity, a bounty hunter chasing the same prize, and a man wrongly branded a murderer.

Media: anime
Episodes: 159-160
Preceded By: Kurosuki Family Removal Mission and Academy Student Lead Mission
Anime Series: Naruto: Original
Anime Arc Number: 12
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Overview

Running across episodes 159 and 160 of the original Naruto series, this short mission follows the Kurosuki Family Removal and Academy Student Lead stories and leads into the Cursed Warrior Extermination Mission. When news arrives that the notorious thief Gosunkugi of the Land of Stone is crossing toward the Land of Fire, Tsunade dispatches a small team to bring him in.

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Summary

Naruto, Kiba, and Hinata set out on the capture, crossing paths with a bounty hunter named Sazanami who is chasing the same target. After brushing the young ninja aside, Sazanami tracks Gosunkugi down but is quickly beaten and rescued by the Konoha team. While tending his wounds, they discover he is actually a separate wanted man, Tokichi, who was framed for a family's murder that Gosunkugi himself committed. Resolving to clear his name, they join forces to hunt the real culprit once more.

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Aftermath

Before Naruto's group can close in, both Gosunkugi and Tokichi are seized by a different bounty hunter and delivered to the authorities. That hunter proves to be an honourable man who helps prove Tokichi's innocence. For the Konoha team, however, the outcome counts as a failure, since another party made the capture in their place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who captures Gosunkugi in the Gosunkugi Capture Mission?

Neither Naruto's team nor the bounty hunter Sazanami manages to capture Gosunkugi. Before the Konoha team can close in, a different, honorable bounty hunter seizes both Gosunkugi and his lookalike Tokichi and turns them over to the authorities.

What is the Gosunkugi Capture Mission about?

The Gosunkugi Capture Mission sends Naruto, Kiba, and Hinata after the notorious thief Gosunkugi of the Land of Stone, who is crossing into the Land of Fire, only for the case to unravel into one of mistaken identity.

Who is Tokichi and how is he connected to Gosunkugi?

Tokichi is a man wrongly framed for a family's murder that Gosunkugi actually committed. When the Konoha team realizes the mistake, they join forces with Tokichi to hunt down the real culprit, Gosunkugi.

Who is Sazanami in the Gosunkugi Capture Mission?

Sazanami is a bounty hunter chasing the same target as Naruto's team. He tracks down Gosunkugi but is quickly beaten, and the Konoha team rescues him afterward.

Why does the Gosunkugi Capture Mission end in failure for the Konoha team?

The Gosunkugi Capture Mission counts as a failure for the Konoha team because a different bounty hunter captures both Gosunkugi and Tokichi and delivers them to the authorities before Naruto's group can do so themselves.

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