
Chapter 567 splits its attention between Sasuke's quiet escape from a hideout and the desperate battlefield struggle where Naruto, Guy, and Kakashi face Tobi's puppet jinchūriki, while the captive tailed beasts bicker among themselves over who should end the fight.
Away from the fighting, Sasuke breaks free of a base at the Mountains' Graveyard, while Jūgo and Suigetsu, having slipped past the samurai guarding them, talk over Sasuke, Karin, and Suigetsu's wish to gather the famed blades as they make for one of Orochimaru's other lairs. At the war front, Naruto cautions Guy and Kakashi about what Tobi is capable of before the reanimated jinchūriki resume their assault.
Guy tears Naruto out of the coral trapping him, and the freed Five-Tails immediately turns against its handler, only for Tobi to leash and calm it with chains and his Sharingan, much to the beast's disgust. When the Eight-Tails tries to crush him, Tobi phases through the blow untouched and reverts Han to a partial transformation. Watching this, the two Konoha veterans suspect Tobi's grip on the beasts is incomplete.
Overhead, the Nine-Tails goads the Eight-Tails to hurry and settle the fight, ranking the beasts by their number of tails before pretending to doze off. The Eight-Tails throws the insult back, noting that this exact arrogance once earned the Nine-Tails Shukaku's hatred. Guy and Kakashi work out that Tobi withholds the Six Paths of Pain abilities because they already have counters for them, so he instead forces Rōshi and Utakata into full beast forms as the Four-Tails and Six-Tails. Slipping from his chakra cloak and nearly swallowed, Naruto steadies himself back into his Nine-Tails Chakra Mode while the fox quietly opens a single eye.

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The cover art shows the allied jinchūriki gathered together, an image the anime later revisits inside Killer B's dream under the Infinite Tsukuyomi; the costumes worn here were also sold as downloadable content for several console games. The installment carries the title Konoha no Sato no Jinchūriki and ran as chapter 567 in volume 60, part of the Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax arc, first printed in Japan on January 15, 2012.
In The Jinchuriki of the Village of Konoha, chapter 567, Sasuke breaks free of a hideout at the Mountains' Graveyard, while Jugo and Suigetsu slip past their samurai guards and discuss gathering the famed swords before heading to one of Orochimaru's other lairs.
Tobi controls the reanimated jinchuriki with chains and his Sharingan, leashing the freed Five Tails after it turns against him, though Guy and Kakashi suspect his grip on the beasts is incomplete.
Guy and Kakashi work out that Tobi withholds the Six Paths of Pain abilities because the Allied Shinobi Forces already have counters for them, forcing Roshi and Utakata into full beast forms as the Four Tails and Six Tails instead.
The Nine Tails goads the Eight Tails to hurry and finish the fight while ranking the beasts by their number of tails, and the Eight Tails throws the insult back, noting that this same arrogance once earned the Nine Tails Shukaku's hatred.
Naruto slips from his chakra cloak and is nearly swallowed by it, but he steadies himself back into Nine Tails Chakra Mode while Kurama quietly opens a single eye to watch.
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