
Gaara's Speech is the 516th chapter of the Naruto manga, set during the Fourth Shinobi World War: Confrontation. It threads together Kabuto's schemes, Anko's reconnaissance, and the rousing address that unites a fractured allied army on the eve of war.
Kabuto assembles a Surprise Attack and Diversion Platoon from four of those revived warriors, then turns to confront Anko himself and draws her into combat. Elsewhere, Naruto advances to the next phase of his own training.
Gaara delivers a stirring address to the assembled Allied Shinobi Forces that silences the squabbling among the ranks and binds them together. The troops then set out for the front, and the assembled Kage share the conviction that victory is theirs. The chapter is featured in volume 55.

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Gaara's Speech is the 516th chapter of the Naruto manga, set during the Fourth Shinobi World War: Confrontation. Gaara's address unites the fractured Allied Shinobi Forces while Kabuto and Anko clash elsewhere.
Gaara delivers a stirring address to the Allied Shinobi Forces that silences the squabbling among the ranks and binds the troops together before they march to the front.
Kabuto assembles four of his revived warriors into a Surprise Attack and Diversion Platoon.
While Anko scouts the enemy stronghold alone, Kabuto confronts her himself and draws her into direct combat.
During the events of Gaara's Speech, Naruto advances to the next phase of his own training.
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