Eyes and Beasts

Killer B tears through the forest in his complete beast form, flattening the other jinchuriki in the process. Back at the Allied command post, Ao senses that B has shifted into the Eight-Tails, while Inoichi passes along word that the Kage are still pinning down Madara. Shikaku canvasses the divisions and hears that the First and Second are nearly finished with their foes, the Third has a single reincarnated enemy left to seal, and the Fifth holds the upper hand; he tells them to reinforce B and Naruto the moment they are free.

The Eight-Tails presses B to seal the fallen hosts, and B coughs up ink duplicates that pin the enemies down. Before the binding finishes, Tobi surfaces from below and the jinchuriki spring back into their transformed assault. Fu and Yugito harry Naruto together, Yagura hampers his footing, Utakata wriggles loose, Roshi strikes, and Han crashes into B as the fully realised Five-Tails.

Judging that six against two favours him, Tobi steps in to warp Naruto out of reach. The plan collapses when Kakashi and Guy hit him, Guy's whirlwind assault forcing Tobi to phase intangible so that Naruto passes right through and Kakashi hauls him clear. Naruto welcomes the pair, but Tobi scoffs that two extra ninja mean nothing against his eyes and his beasts. Kakashi counters that he too wields a Sharingan, and Guy warns him not to dismiss Konoha's own Sublime Green Beast.

Killer B becomes the Eight-Tails and produces ink clones to restrain the enemy jinchuriki. Shikaku organises reinforcements once the other divisions wrap up their fights. Tobi resurfaces and the controlled hosts renew their attack on Naruto and B. Tobi tries to teleport Naruto away, but Kakashi and Guy intervene, Guy's technique forcing Tobi intangible so Kakashi can recover Naruto.

This chapter falls under the Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax portion of the story and was compiled in the sixtieth volume. Its title nods to Tobi's boast about his eyes and his tailed beasts, the twin advantages Kakashi and Guy immediately challenge.