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The Great Flight!!

Manga ChapterCh. 105

Chapter 105 lets Naruto savor his win over Neji, then reveals the tragedy behind Hizashi's death as Hiashi's confession finally frees Neji from his belief in fixed destiny.

Volume: 12
Japanese Release: 3, 2002
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Summary

Spectators cheer Naruto's upset, and seasoned shinobi marvel that he managed to draw on and steer the Nine-Tails' power. While Naruto soaks up the applause, an injured Neji is carried off to be treated. There Hiashi comes to him and lays bare the real story of how Neji's father, Hizashi, met his end.

Hiashi recounts that when tensions flared between Kumo and Konoha, the Cloud demanded his head. The village and the Hyūga leadership proposed sending Hizashi in his place. Though Hiashi balked at sacrificing his own brother, Hizashi refused to let it go, wanting for once to decide his own path by dying to save his twin rather than merely for the clan's sake. Neji rejects the account until Hiashi lowers his head to beg forgiveness. Struck by the gesture, Neji accepts the truth, casts off his rigid faith in fate, and vows instead to grow strong enough that he will never again taste defeat.

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Key Events

The audience recognises Naruto's growing mastery of the Nine-Tails' chakra following his victory. Hiashi visits the recovering Neji and finally explains that Hizashi chose to take his place and die willingly. Hiashi bows in apology, convincing Neji of the truth.

Moved by his uncle's honesty, Neji abandons his fatalistic worldview and pledges to become strong enough never to lose again.

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Notes

This chapter concludes threads of the Chūnin Exams arc and was collected in volume 12. It marks a turning point in Neji's character. The installment first ran in issue 3 of 2002.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Naruto volume 12?

Volume 12 includes "The Great Flight!!", in which spectators celebrate Naruto's win over Neji and Hiashi later reveals to Neji the true story of how his father Hizashi died, freeing Neji from his belief in fixed destiny.

How does Naruto win his match against Neji?

Naruto wins by drawing on and steering the Nine-Tails' power, a feat that leaves even seasoned shinobi watching the match impressed by his growing mastery of that chakra.

What does Hiashi reveal to Neji about his father's death?

Hiashi tells Neji that when the Cloud demanded a Hyūga head amid rising tensions, Neji's father Hizashi insisted on taking Hiashi's place, choosing to die to save his twin brother rather than merely serving the clan's orders.

How does Neji react to learning the truth about his father?

Neji initially refuses to believe the story until Hiashi bows his head in apology. Moved by the gesture, Neji accepts the truth, casts off his rigid belief in fate, and vows to grow strong enough to never lose again.

Why is 'The Great Flight!!' a turning point for Neji's character?

The chapter marks a turning point because learning the truth about his father's sacrifice leads Neji to abandon his fatalistic worldview and embrace his own will going forward.

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