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Power - Episode 5

EpisodeEp. 294

Disonasu's true scheme comes to light as he raises the Ama no Hoko, unleashing a storm across the Land of Fire while Naruto battles a clone that keeps growing stronger with the tower's stolen power.

Arc: Power
Japanese Airdate: 2012-12-20
English Airdate: 2015-05-16
Opening Song: If
Ending Song: MOTHER
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Summary

With the Saezuri exposed, it becomes clear that Disonasu hired Kabuto to exterminate the people of Tonika Village. Dokku tries to strike him but is halted by a reanimated puppet and pinned by a resurrected Takigakure ninja. Disonasu mockingly praises Naruto for defeating Pain, the one who had scarred him and stripped away his strength, then kicks the boy again and again. Miina and the orphans bring the iron bars to the Hole, only for Kabuto's clone to cut them off. The remaining Konoha 11, with Kakashi, Shiseru, Yamato, and Sai, move toward the site.

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Key Events

Slotting the last iron bars into place, Disonasu begins summoning the buried power as Naruto enters Sage Mode. Miina hums along, the Saezuri answers, and the platform beneath Naruto, the Ama no Hoko, lifts out of the ground. Kakashi arrives and lays bare Disonasu's history as a bloodthirsty killer and former Akatsuki underling whose craft is summoning, having studied the Impure World Reincarnation alongside Orochimaru. Kabuto calls out his puppets, the Nine-Tailed Naruto Clone, Hidan, and Deidara. Naruto squares off with the clone while Deidara's Explosive Clay creates chaos, Hidan turns his ritual on Team Asuma, and Sakura is bound by the reanimated Hayate.

As Yamato pins Disonasu, the traitor triggers the Saezuri once more, draining the lake as an obelisk climbs and a storm gathers. Hidan's cloned body crumbles once the short-lived snakes composing it give out, and Deidara is puppeteered by Kabuto to flee Kakashi. The tempest swells toward Konoha, forcing Tsunade outside as it blankets the Land of Fire. Naruto tries to keep Disonasu from climbing the tower, only to meet his clone again after it drinks in the structure's power and warps into a hydra-tailed fox monster.

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Notes

This is the fifth part of the Power arc, numbered 294 in Shippuden. It ties the villain Disonasu directly to Akatsuki and Orochimaru's reanimation research, escalating the local conflict into a threat aimed at the whole Land of Fire.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 5 of the Power arc in Naruto?

"Power - Episode 5" is the fifth part of Naruto Shippuden's Power arc, in which Disonasu's true scheme is exposed as he raises the Ama no Hoko tower, unleashing a storm across the Land of Fire while Naruto battles a growing clone empowered by the tower's stolen power.

Are the Naruto Power episodes canon?

No, the Power arc, including "Power - Episode 5," is an anime-original commemorative story in Naruto: Shippuden that does not adapt manga chapters, making it a non-canon side story.

Who does Disonasu hire to attack Tonika Village?

Disonasu is revealed to have hired Kabuto Yakushi to exterminate the people of Tonika Village.

What form does Naruto's clone take in "Power - Episode 5"?

After drinking in the power of the Ama no Hoko, Naruto's clone warps into a hydra-tailed fox monster as he tries to stop Disonasu from climbing the tower.

What is Disonasu's history revealed to be in this episode?

Kakashi exposes Disonasu as a bloodthirsty killer and former Akatsuki underling who studied the Impure World Reincarnation alongside Orochimaru and specializes in summoning.

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