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{{Infobox/Naruto/Chapter |
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| + | |top={{looking for|the chapter|the technique|Sage Mode}} |
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|image=Chapter 377.jpg |
|image=Chapter 377.jpg |
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| + | |english=Sage Mode!! |
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|kanji=仙人モード!! |
|kanji=仙人モード!! |
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| − | |romaji=Sennin |
+ | |romaji=Sennin Mōdo!! |
|chapter=377 |
|chapter=377 |
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|volume=41 |
|volume=41 |
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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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| − | The two bodies that [[Pain]] summons turn out to also have the [[Rinnegan]]. Although confused that there are three people with the Rinnegan, [[Jiraiya]] attacks, blinding one of the Rinnegan wielders. He then joins [[ |
+ | The two bodies that [[Pain]] summons turn out to also have the [[Rinnegan]]. Although confused that there are three people with the Rinnegan, [[Jiraiya]] attacks, blinding one of the Rinnegan wielders. He then joins [[Two Great Sage Toads]] in a joint elemental attack, but the second body absorbs it and all of their subsequent attacks. Jiraiya tries to attack the blinded body, but it has no difficulty blocking attacks that one of the other bodies can see. Noticing this, [[Fukasaku]] hypothesises that they are somehow able to share vision. |
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| + | [[es:¡¡Modo Sabio!!]] |
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Revision as of 21:02, 10 April 2014
| This article is about the chapter. For the technique, see Sage Mode. |
"Sage Mode!!" (仙人モード!!, Sennin Mōdo!!) is chapter 377 of the original Naruto manga.
Summary
The two bodies that Pain summons turn out to also have the Rinnegan. Although confused that there are three people with the Rinnegan, Jiraiya attacks, blinding one of the Rinnegan wielders. He then joins Two Great Sage Toads in a joint elemental attack, but the second body absorbs it and all of their subsequent attacks. Jiraiya tries to attack the blinded body, but it has no difficulty blocking attacks that one of the other bodies can see. Noticing this, Fukasaku hypothesises that they are somehow able to share vision.
