Trapped in the Infinite Tsukuyomi, Killer B dreams up a jinchuriki jailbreak, springing Gaara and Naruto from their captors before the whole rescue crew runs headlong into Akatsuki.
Having lived through the tailed beast extraction, Killer B slips under the Infinite Tsukuyomi. Within the dream, he teams with Yugito Nii and their chibi-sized beasts Matatabi and Gyuki to sneak into Sunagakure and free Gaara alongside Shukaku. A colossal version of the puppet Karasu blocks the cell, but Gyuki restrains it while B breaks Gaara out, handing over the details of a mission only jinchuriki can carry out through a fist-bump. Once Yugito recovers Gaara's sand gourd, the two Kumo ninja peel off to gather the rest, and B and Gaara set course for Konohagakure, where Naruto and Kurama sit locked inside the mouth of Tsunade's likeness on the Hokage Rock.
Naruto raises a racket until ramen shows up, giving away why he was so loud. The guards drop before he can eat, and B shatters the cell with a Lariat in his Version 1 cloak. A fail-safe drags them into the statue and underground, held by Tsunade, Shizune, and an Anbu unit. Rather than turn three jinchuriki loose on the village, Tsunade settles it with a dice roll; Gaara has Shukaku mimic the dice to fix the outcome, but the transformation can't hold under her hard shaking. Gyuki screens their getaway with a cloud of ink dust. Tsunade sends Yamato, Yugao Uzuki, and Anbu after them toward Takigakure. The team is cornered by the Konoha squad, fights them off, then reaches the outskirts of Takigakure only to meet Itachi Uchiha, Sasori, and Deidara of Akatsuki as a fresh battle erupts.

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Carrying the English subtitle Scroll of Heaven, the episode belongs to the Birth of the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki arc and adapts material from chapter 678. The entire adventure plays out as B's fantasy inside the genjutsu, treating the doomed dream as a lighthearted heist.
Killer B Rappuden: Part 1 is episode 429 of Naruto: Shippuden, carrying the English subtitle Scroll of Heaven. It belongs to the Birth of the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki arc and adapts material from manga chapter 678.
In episode 429, Killer B dreams inside the Infinite Tsukuyomi of teaming with Yugito Nii to free Gaara from Sunagakure, then reuniting with Naruto in Konohagakure. The rescued group is chased by Tsunade's squad before running into Akatsuki members Itachi, Sasori, and Deidara near Takigakure.
Killer B has Gyuki restrain the giant puppet Karasu blocking the cell while he breaks Gaara out, passing along mission details through a fist-bump. Yugito Nii then recovers Gaara's sand gourd before the group splits up.
Naruto and Killer B get freed from Tsunade's grip inside the Hokage Rock statue, and rather than let three jinchuriki loose on the village, Tsunade tries to settle it with a dice roll that Gaara rigs using Shukaku. When the trick fails under her shaking, Gyuki covers their escape with an ink dust cloud, prompting Tsunade to send Yamato, Yugao Uzuki, and an Anbu squad after them.
After fighting off the pursuing Konoha squad, Killer B's group reaches the outskirts of Takigakure and runs into Akatsuki members Itachi Uchiha, Sasori, and Deidara, sparking a fresh battle. This entire sequence takes place inside Killer B's dream under the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
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