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Eyes that See the Darkness

Manga ChapterCh. 574

Chapter 574 checks in on the scattered members of Taka, following Karin's quiet jailbreak plans and Suigetsu and Jugo's clash, before turning to Sasuke, who slaughters White Zetsu clones and resolves to hunt down Naruto.

Volume: 60
Japanese Release: 12, 2012
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Summary

Held inside Konoha's Intelligence Division, Karin plays up a fractured mental state so her guards ease their watch, all while readying an escape with a lock-pick tucked in her glasses and a photo of Sasuke she smuggled behind a portrait. Near one of Orochimaru's old lairs, Jugo and Suigetsu catch wind of the war. When Jugo presses him on why he ever joined Taka, the two bicker until Jugo's murderous urge flares and he lunges; Suigetsu simply liquefies, reshapes, and starts smothering him into submission. The scuffle exposes a concealed chamber, and inside Suigetsu turns up valuable records Orochimaru had squirreled away.

Elsewhere Sasuke crosses paths with a cluster of White Zetsu copies who challenge him for being out in the open and then recognise that he has already slain the genuine White Zetsu. He answers with Susanoo and burns a swath of them away with a blaze technique, then pins one under genjutsu to wring out the truth of the conflict and its aims. Finished with the interrogation, he destroys the clone and settles on going after Naruto, admiring the eyes he took from Itachi as he recalls his brother. Far away, Itachi himself is already in motion.

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Key Events

Karin conceals escape tools and prepares to slip her captivity. Jugo and Suigetsu learn of the war, and their argument turns into a fight that Suigetsu wins by drowning Jugo. A hidden room full of Orochimaru's intelligence is uncovered. Sasuke wipes out White Zetsu clones, extracts information through genjutsu, and decides to kill Naruto, while Itachi moves elsewhere.

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Notes

Part of the Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax storyline, the chapter was collected in the sixtieth volume. Viz Media published it as Eyes That See In The Dark. The title threads Sasuke's transplanted Uchiha vision through the chapter's darker turns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Karin doing while held captive in this chapter?

In this chapter, Karin plays up a fractured mental state to get her guards to ease their watch while secretly preparing an escape, using a lock-pick hidden in her glasses and a photo of Sasuke concealed behind a portrait.

What happens between Jugo and Suigetsu in this chapter?

Jugo and Suigetsu argue over why Jugo ever joined Taka, and when Jugo's murderous urge flares and he attacks, Suigetsu liquefies his body and smothers Jugo into submission, ending the fight.

What do Jugo and Suigetsu discover during their fight?

During their scuffle, Jugo and Suigetsu uncover a concealed chamber holding valuable records that Orochimaru had hidden away.

What does Sasuke do to the White Zetsu clones?

Sasuke uses Susanoo and a blaze technique to destroy a group of White Zetsu clones, then traps one under genjutsu to extract information about the war before destroying it.

What does Sasuke decide to do at the end of this chapter?

At the end of the chapter, Sasuke decides to go after Naruto, admiring the eyes he took from Itachi while thinking of his brother, who is already moving elsewhere.

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