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Battle in Paradise! Odd Beast vs. The Monster!

EpisodeEp. 250

Naruto uncovers Kisame hiding inside Samehada and exposes the swordsman's spying, but a sprained ankle lets him flee toward the sea. Might Guy takes up the chase, opening gate after gate until his Daytime Tiger overpowers Kisame's supposedly invincible water shark.

Japanese Airdate: February 16, 2012
English Airdate: July 12, 2014
Opening Song: Newsong
Ending Song: By My Side
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Summary

As Kushina thanks Naruto and fades away, he clings to her parting words and wakes inside the Tailed Beast Temple. A wordless fist bump lets him share the encounter with Killer B, baffling Yamato, and his Nine-Tails Chakra Mode instantly picks up Kisame lurking within Samehada. Kisame grasps that Naruto can feel his hatred and admits to Killer B that the enemy he and the Raikage once beheaded was merely a Parasite Clone.

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Key Events

Kisame bolts to escape with the intelligence he has gathered. Naruto's blindingly fast kick, likened to the Yellow Flash himself, nearly ends the chase, but he overexerts and sprains his ankle, letting Kisame slip away as Killer B gives pursuit. Kisame crashes through the Falls of Truth, where Guy mistakes him for his own inner self and boots him into a wall. The swordsman drains most of Killer B's chakra through Samehada and shrugs off Aoba's stone needles, then seals himself inside a water shark and races for the ocean.

Guy opens his Sixth Gate and, launched skyward by Killer B, summons Ningame in mid-air as a foothold to keep pace. When Kisame hides the intel-carrying shark among a thousand summoned duplicates, Guy scatters most of them with Morning Peacock and dives after him, opening the Seventh Gate. Certain his next strike cannot fail, Kisame unleashes his great shark bullet, only for Guy's Daytime Tiger to blast straight through the technique that was meant to grow stronger by absorbing chakra.

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Notes

Set during the countdown to the Fourth Shinobi World War, the episode stages a taijutsu showcase as Guy climbs through the Eight Gates against Kisame's water techniques. Much of the jutsu animation here diverges from how the same moves are drawn in the manga.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episode is Guy vs Kisame?

The Guy versus Kisame confrontation takes place in Battle in Paradise! Odd Beast vs. The Monster!, episode 250 of Naruto: Shippuden, where Might Guy opens gate after gate until his Daytime Tiger overpowers Kisame's water shark technique.

What season is episode 250 of Naruto?

Episode 250 of Naruto: Shippuden is Battle in Paradise! Odd Beast vs. The Monster!, part of the Fourth Shinobi World War: Countdown arc.

How does Might Guy defeat Kisame in this episode?

Guy opens the Sixth Gate and later the Seventh Gate to keep pace with the fleeing Kisame, launched skyward by Killer B and summoning Ningame in mid-air. His Daytime Tiger then blasts straight through Kisame's great shark bullet technique.

Why does Kisame flee in this episode?

Kisame flees after Naruto's Nine-Tails Chakra Mode detects him hiding inside Samehada and exposes his spying. A sprained ankle from Naruto's own overexertion lets Kisame slip away toward the sea.

What does Naruto learn from Kushina in this episode?

The episode opens with Kushina thanking Naruto and fading away inside the Tailed Beast Temple. Naruto clings to her parting words as he wakes and shares the encounter with Killer B through a wordless fist bump.

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