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Bushy Brow's Pledge: Undying Love and Protection!

EpisodeEp. 31

Exhausted and cornered by the Sound trio, Sakura stands alone over her unconscious teammates. Rock Lee bursts in with a vow to guard her with his life, unleashing his forbidden Front Lotus on Dosu, only to learn that raw speed is no match for an enemy who strikes at the speed of sound.

Kanji: 激まゆプラトニック!僕は死ぬまでアナタを守る!!
Chapters: 50, 51, 52
Ending Song: Harmonia
Opening Song: Far Away
English Airdate: April 29, 2006
Japanese Airdate: April 30, 2003
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Summary

Sheltering beneath a tree, a badly sleep-deprived Sakura nurses the wounds of Sasuke and Naruto. A squirrel snaps her out of her haze, and she drives it off with a kunai, never realizing Team Dosu had strapped an explosive tag to its back. Nearby, Rock Lee pauses on a branch and vows to catch every one of twenty falling leaves, convinced success means Sakura will love him. He gathers nineteen before spotting the tagged squirrel and rescuing it, destroying the explosive.

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Key Events

Dosu and his squad move on Sasuke, and Sakura springs several traps to defend her comrades, only for Dosu to dismantle her efforts with ease and sneer that she has no business being a ninja. As the Sound shinobi close in for the kill, Lee crashes onto the scene, hurling the three aside and declaring he will protect Sakura until his death. He wrenches an underground root upward to block Dosu's strike.

Judging that the moment satisfies Might Guy's rule that the forbidden move be reserved for defending someone precious, Lee catches Dosu and unleashes the Front Lotus. Zaku cushions the impact, sparing Dosu, and with Lee's body seized up from the technique's strain, Dosu turns his own sound-based ability on him, boasting it outpaces Lee's taijutsu since it travels at the speed of sound.

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Notes

This installment of the Chunin Exams arc adapts chapters 50 through 52. The source notes Lee's leaf-catching wager echoes the classic he-loves-me game, and flags a continuity slip in which Shikamaru and Choji swap sides around Ino between shots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when Rock Lee arrives to protect Sakura?

In "Bushy Brow's Pledge: Undying Love and Protection!," Rock Lee crashes onto the scene as the Sound ninja Dosu and his squad move on Sasuke, hurling the three attackers aside and declaring he will protect Sakura until his death.

Why does Rock Lee use the forbidden Front Lotus in this episode?

Rock Lee uses the forbidden Front Lotus because the moment satisfies Might Guy's rule that the technique be reserved for defending someone precious, so he catches Dosu and unleashes it, though Zaku cushions the impact to spare Dosu.

How does Dosu counter Rock Lee after the Front Lotus?

After the Front Lotus leaves Lee's body seized up from the technique's strain, Dosu turns his own sound-based ability on him, boasting that it outpaces Lee's taijutsu since it travels at the speed of sound.

What does Sakura do to defend Sasuke and Naruto before Lee arrives?

Before Lee arrives, Sakura springs several traps to defend her unconscious teammates Sasuke and Naruto, but Dosu dismantles her efforts with ease and sneers that she has no business being a ninja.

What manga chapters does Bushy Brow's Pledge: Undying Love and Protection! adapt?

"Bushy Brow's Pledge: Undying Love and Protection!" is episode 31 of Naruto, part of the Chunin Exams arc, adapting chapters 50 through 52 of the manga.

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