"Forward" is chapter 633 of the original Naruto manga.
Summary
As Team 7 stand together, back to back, Naruto examines Sasuke's new techniques as Sasuke examines Naruto's new tailed beast control. Impressed, Minato notes that his son was even able to change the nature of his Rasengan, which he could not do. Kiba exclaims that Team 8 will be going too, declaring they won't lose to Team 7. He then reveals he can create a shadow clone like Naruto, who isn't impressed since he only has one clone. Kiba, stating he still has three times the power, uses the Human Beast Combination Transformation: Three-Headed Wolf with it, and slices plenty of the Ten-Tails' guards. Shino punches one, activating the Parasitic Giant Insect — Worm-Eaten, which disgusts Ino. Hinata, encouraged by Neji and Naruto, finishes the Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms on a mini-clone, noting that Naruto has always been working hard and she's always been by his side; activating her Gentle Step Twin Lion Fists. Team 10 use Ino–Shika–Chō "Formation E" to use the Human Bullet Yo-Yo, wiping out several clones. Sai, feeling left out of Team 7, plans to attack the Ten-Tails with one aerial strike while flying on his ink bird. When one of it's clones starts attacking him, Naruto uses his chakra arms to save him. The Allied Shinobi Forces note that the fight is pointless for the clones continue to multiply and grow. Sai asks Naruto if he can give chakra to the alliance, but he explains he cannot since he has not saved up enough of Kurama's chakra. Sai suggests that it would be best to defeat the largest of the clones, and slip close enough to beat the Ten-Tails itself, but it would be too far to jump at one go. He explains, however, that if they were to suffer severe wounds, the medical group would not be able to make it up front. Naruto, Sakura and Sasuke simultaneously use the Summoning Technique, saying that they fortunately have a solution to the problem. Sakura and Sasuke summon an unidentified slug and snake, as Naruto summons Gamakichi, each the solution to one problem.