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Killer B Rappūden: Part 2

EpisodeEp. 430

Killer B's dream gathers all nine jinchuriki one by one, sending Akatsuki packing and defending a besieged castle in a united burst of Tailed Beast Balls before B wakes to the truth.

Japanese Airdate: September 17, 2015
English Airdate: January 9, 2018
Opening Theme: Wind
Ending Theme: Rainbow's Sky
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Summary

The clash between the jinchuriki and Akatsuki rolls on. When Naruto presses Itachi about Sasuke, Itachi walks off, revealing that he and Nagato are both abandoning the group. Fu then charges in and drives Sasori and Deidara into retreat as well. B tries to greet Fu with a fist-bump, which throws her off, but Gaara convinces her to join. On the road, B briefs Fu about the Ten-Tails and their aim to protect the princess who sealed it.

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Key Events

The four reach Roshi's village to a cold reception born of recent trouble, until Son Goku settles the old man. They catch a hawk spying on them; Chomei's Scale Powder knocks it out and unmasks Sasuke, arrived with Orochimaru and Kabuto. Sasuke leaves at once, and Orochimaru summons a giant snake that the five tailed beasts crush together, forcing the Sannin off. Later they meet Yugito, Han, and Utakata, who still haven't tracked Yagura. Splitting up to find the Fourth Mizukage, B and Han locate and win him over, yet arrive too late as White Zetsu storm the castle. The Demonic Statue of the Outer Path lands a Tailed Beast Ball that fails to bring it down. As the defenders falter, B, Yagura, and Han reach them in time, and all nine jinchuriki fire Tailed Beast Balls at once, blasting the statue and Akatsuki back.

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Notes

Carrying the subtitle Scroll of Earth, the episode closes with B laughing inside the Infinite Tsukuyomi, a reminder that the triumphant reunion is only a dream. Fans note the jinchuriki wear the same outfits seen on the cover of chapter 567.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In which episode does Killer B appear?

Killer B appears throughout Naruto: Shippuden, including in Killer B Rappuden: Part 2, episode 430, where his Infinite Tsukuyomi dream brings all nine jinchuriki together. The episode carries the English subtitle Scroll of Earth.

Why does Itachi abandon the fight against the jinchuriki?

When Naruto presses Itachi about Sasuke, Itachi walks away and reveals that he and Nagato are both abandoning Akatsuki's assault on the jinchuriki. Fu then arrives and drives off Sasori and Deidara as well.

How do the tailed beasts drive off Orochimaru?

After Sasuke is unmasked spying with a hawk, Orochimaru summons a giant snake, but the five tailed beasts present crush it together and force the Sannin to retreat. Sasuke leaves the scene immediately afterward.

How is the besieged castle saved from the Demonic Statue?

When the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path lands a Tailed Beast Ball that fails to bring down the castle's defenders, Killer B, Yagura, and Han arrive in time to help. All nine jinchuriki then fire Tailed Beast Balls at once, blasting back the statue and Akatsuki.

What twist is revealed at the end of Killer B Rappūden: Part 2?

The episode closes with Killer B laughing inside the Infinite Tsukuyomi, revealing that the entire triumphant reunion of the jinchuriki was only a dream. Fans have noted the jinchuriki's outfits match those seen on the cover of manga chapter 567.

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