Chapter 666 marks Obito Uchiha's return to the right side as he and Kakashi combine their Sharingan against Madara. Their synchronized Kamui carries Naruto into another dimension for a desperate attempt to restore the extracted tailed beasts.
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Summary
Recognizing that Obito has reclaimed his own will, Kakashi and Minato watch as Madara reaches for Obito's left eye, only for the outstretched hand to slip straight through his intangible body. Deep in their shared subconscious, Obito pulls at the beasts sealed within their hosts and manages to seize slivers of Shukaku and Gyuki's chakra.
He orders Kakashi to send Naruto into the other dimension and tries to follow, but one of Madara's floating orbs cuts him off before he can go.
Key Events
Kakashi rallies to Obito's side, and the two Mangekyo Sharingan users synchronize their Kamui to double the speed of the dimensional transfer, slipping past a pair of orbs Madara hurls at them both. Once in the other dimension, a cautious Sakura permits Obito to begin the tailed beast transfer. In the real world, Guy saves Kakashi from Madara's strike, and Minato silently thanks him while asking Obito to look after Naruto.
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Notes
A drawing error shows Madara holding Obito's shakujo in a single panel before it reverts, a mistake left uncorrected in the collected volume. Likewise, the spike through Obito's left hand vanishes after he drains the beast fragments, then reappears once he enters Kamui's dimension, another inconsistency that was never fixed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Naruto chapter 666, "Two Mangekyō"?
In "Two Mangekyō", Obito Uchiha turns against Madara and joins Kakashi in synchronizing their Sharingan to send Naruto into another dimension so the extracted tailed beasts can be restored.
How do Kakashi and Obito combine their Sharingan?
Kakashi and Obito synchronize their Mangekyo Sharingan to double the speed of Kamui's dimensional transfer, allowing them to slip past a pair of orbs that Madara hurls at them.
What happens to Naruto in this chapter?
Naruto is sent through Kakashi and Obito's combined Kamui technique into another dimension, where the plan is to begin restoring the tailed beasts drawn from their hosts.
What role does Sakura play once Naruto arrives in the other dimension?
Sakura is already in the other dimension and, though cautious, gives Obito permission to begin the tailed beast transfer once Naruto arrives.
What drawing errors appear in this chapter?
One panel mistakenly shows Madara holding Obito's shakujo before it reverts, and the spike through Obito's hand disappears after he drains the beast fragments only to reappear once he enters Kamui's dimension, both errors left uncorrected in the collected volume.
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