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Tailed Beasts vs. Madara…!!

Manga ChapterCh. 658

Chapter 658 throws the tailed beasts and Gaara's sealing trap at Madara, who slips free at the last second with Susanoo. A White Zetsu clone then hands him back a Rinnegan, restoring one of his lost eyes.

Volume: 69
Japanese Release Date: January 15, 2014
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Summary

As the tailed beasts commit to taking on Madara directly, the Allied Shinobi Forces pull back to avoid being caught in the crossfire. Gaara and Shukaku open with their Wind Release: Sand Buckshot, and Madara, dismissing the technique as clever but toothless, is caught off guard when Gaara pins him using sand that lingered inside his body. The beasts each land a hit, buying the sand-wielding pair the moment they need to bring out the Desert Layered Imperial Funeral Seal to lock Madara away. He escapes with his Susanoo just before the sealing finishes.

When the Uchiha starts to gloat, Naruto and Kurama answer with a punishing tail-whip that batters him, tears off his right arm, and drives him into retreat. In that same instant, a White Zetsu Army clone rises from the earth to report that its assignment is done. Madara severs the unflinching Zetsu's right arm to replace his own, and as he reveals a restored right Rinnegan, he remarks that even one eye returned would let him enjoy himself.

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Key Events

Gaara and Shukaku immobilize Madara with residual sand and attempt to seal him, but he escapes via Susanoo. Naruto and Kurama's counterattack removes Madara's right arm, and a White Zetsu clone provides a replacement arm bearing a Rinnegan, restoring one of his eyes.

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Notes

Numbered 658 and gathered in the sixty-ninth volume, this chapter runs during the Birth of the Ten-Tails' Jinchūriki arc. It reached Japanese readers on January 15, 2014.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Madara stronger than all the tailed beasts?

In this chapter, the tailed beasts and Gaara's sealing trap nearly overwhelm Madara, but he still escapes with Susanoo just before the seal finishes, showing he can survive their combined assault even as Naruto and Kurama's follow up strike forces him to retreat.

How does Madara escape the tailed beasts' sealing technique?

Gaara and Shukaku pin Madara using sand that lingered inside his body and begin the Desert Layered Imperial Funeral Seal, but Madara breaks free with his Susanoo just before the sealing completes.

What happens to Madara's arm in Tailed Beasts vs. Madara…!!?

Naruto and Kurama answer Madara's gloating with a punishing tail whip that tears off his right arm and drives him into retreat.

How does Madara get a Rinnegan back in this chapter?

A White Zetsu Army clone rises from the earth to report its assignment is done, and Madara severs the clone's right arm to replace his own, revealing a restored right Rinnegan.

What arc and volume does Tailed Beasts vs. Madara…!! belong to?

Tailed Beasts vs. Madara…!! is chapter 658, gathered in volume 69 during the Birth of the Ten Tails' Jinchuriki arc, and it reached Japanese readers on January 15, 2014.

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