Chapter 592 threads together three fronts of the war as Sasuke wrestles with Itachi's parting words. A scroll recovered from Orochimaru's lair sends him toward those who supposedly hold every answer.
Itachi's final message gnaws at Sasuke, dragging him into questions about his clan, his bonds, and his very reason for living. His brooding breaks when the cave roof caves in; he slips past the falling rock as Suigetsu and Jūgo emerge, announcing they have tracked him down at last. On the battlefield, the five Kage still cannot believe Madara stands whole even after the Impure World Reincarnation was undone. He tells them their fight should have made clear he answers to no master, and while boasting that any witness to his complete Susanoo must perish, he calls summoning it again a shameful retreat.
Nearby, Naruto, Kakashi, Guy, and Killer B press their assault on Tobi and the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, with Naruto baiting Tobi to bare his face despite Kakashi's caution against provoking him. Tobi calls out the Benihisago and the Kohaku no Jōhei, and recalling the chakra scraps he drew from the Eight and Nine-Tails, he mourns that a flawless Ten-Tails eluded him, though even a partial version proved unchanged. At Kabuto's hideout, Jūgo notes that Anko Mitarashi still breathes and warns Sasuke that Madara walks among the living, jolting him. When Sasuke asks why the two keep trailing him, Suigetsu hands over a scroll pulled from one of Orochimaru's dens. The contents leave Sasuke briefly wordless before he resolves to seek Orochimaru out, reasoning that so cunning a man would not stay dead. Rising to his feet, he declares he is going to see those who know everything.
Suigetsu and Jūgo reunite with Sasuke inside the collapsing cave. Madara scorns the Kage and refuses to reveal his perfected Susanoo. Naruto's team continues battling Tobi, who deploys the Benihisago and the Kohaku no Jōhei while lamenting his incomplete Ten-Tails. Learning that Madara lives, Sasuke reads a scroll from Orochimaru's hideout and decides to track Orochimaru down, setting off to confront the ones he believes hold the truth.

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Part of the Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax arc, this is chapter 592 in the sixty-second volume. A trivia point observes that when Sasuke pictured what shinobi truly are, he imagined Shikamaru, Chōji, Ino, Kiba, and Shino in their Part II designs, even though he had not laid eyes on them since departing Konoha back in Part I.
No, "The Third Power" is chapter 592 of the original manga, part of the Fourth Shinobi World War: Climax arc; it is canon material, not anime filler.
Suigetsu hands Sasuke a scroll recovered from one of Orochimaru's hideouts, and its contents leave Sasuke briefly speechless before he resolves to track Orochimaru down, reasoning that so cunning a man would not stay dead.
Madara tells the five Kage that their fight should have proven he answers to no one, and while boasting that anyone who witnesses his complete Susanoo must die, he calls summoning it again in this fight a shameful retreat.
Naruto, Kakashi, Guy, and Killer B continue their assault on Tobi and the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, with Naruto baiting Tobi into revealing his face despite Kakashi's warning not to provoke him.
Sasuke is troubled by Itachi's final message, which drags him into questions about his clan, his bonds, and his reason for living, until the cave he is hiding in collapses and Suigetsu and Jugo find him.
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