"Sai and Shin" (サイとシン, Sai to Shin) is episode 263 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.
Sai and Shin (サイとシン, Sai to Shin) is episode 263 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.
Summary
Upon seeing his old puppet body, Sasori mused that he no longer required it as he had an immortal body now. As the battle between the two divisions got under-way, Shin was sent in to battle Kankurō's Scorpion puppet. Omoi also joined the fray having been informed by Hoheto Hyūga that Shin's stomach was full of explosive clay and that Lightning Release was able to counter it. Omoi's attack missed, however, and Deidara detonated Shin. The explosion was stifled by Kankurō's puppet, Salamander, which encased Shin. Enraged by Deidara's reference to his brother as a bomb, Sai created a replica of the Benevolent Kings who knocked Deidara and Sasori out of the air and into Kankurō's awaiting puppets. As Deidara tried to blow himself up, Omoi channeled his lightning-imbued sword into the mouth on his chest before Deidara was immobilised by Scorpion's coil of wire. Shin saw the drawing of both him and Sai holding hands which freed his soul. Kankurō's speech to Sasori moves him despite Deidara's warning not to listen to them. Entrusting Kankurō with his Mother and Father puppets, Sasori asked Kankurō to pass them down to the generations to come, to which Kankurō agreed. Seeing Shin's and Sasori's bodies crumbling into ash and the bodies beneath them, the Surprise Attack Division realise that sacrifices were needed for the technique. Elsewhere Kabuto Yakushi told Tobi to head out the battlefield while he focused on the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation. Tobi deduced that Kabuto was using him and the Allied Shinobi Forces to take each other out, but promised he was the one using Kabuto.
Trivia
At a certain point, Sasori refers to the 10 puppets used by Granny Chiyo as "The 10 masterpieces by Monzaemon, the first puppeteer of the Puppet Master Jutsu". Monzaemon is a character in the Digimon series, a Puppet Digimon.
Credits
Role | Seiyū | ||||
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English | Japanese | Rōmaji | English | Japanese | Rōmaji |
Kankurō | カンクロウ | Kankurō | Yasuyuki Kase | 加瀬 康之 | Kase Yasuyuki |
Omoi | オモイ | Omoi | Kunihiro Kawamoto | 河本 邦弘 | Kawamoto Kunihiro |
Sai | サイ | Sai | Satoshi Hino | 日野 聡 | Hino Satoshi |
Sakura Haruno | 春野サクラ | Haruno Sakura | Chie Nakamura | 中村 千絵 | Nakamura Chie |
Chiyo | チヨ | Chiyo | Ikuko Tani | 谷 育子 | Tani Ikuko |
Danzō | ダンゾウ | Danzō | Hiroshi Ito | 糸 博 | Ito Hiroshi |
Ittan | イッタン | Ittan | Takuji Katō | 加藤 拓二 | Katō Takuji |
Tango | タンゴ | Tango | Taira Kikumoto | 菊本 平 | Kikumoto Taira |
Hoheto | ホヘト | Hoheto | Ryūichi Kijima | 木島 隆一 | Kijima Ryūichi |
Zaji | ザジ | Zaji | Kengo Kasai | 河西 健吾 | Kasai Kengo |
Kiri | キリ | Kiri | Shinobu Matsumoto | 松本 忍 | Matsumoto Shinobu |
Madara Uchiha | うちはマダラ | Uchiha Madara | Naoya Uchida | 内田 直哉 | Uchida Naoya |
Kabuto Yakushi | 薬師カブト | Yakushi Kabuto | Nobutoshi Canna | 神奈 延年 | Canna Nobutoshi |
Sasori | サソリ | Sasori | Takahiro Sakurai | 櫻井 孝宏 | Sakurai Takahiro |
Deidara | デイダラ | Deidara | Katsuhiko Kawamoto | 川本 克彦 | Kawamoto Katsuhiko |
Chūkichi of the Mist | 霧の中吉 | Kiri no Chūkichi | Minoru Hirota | 広田みのる | Hirota Minoru |
Shin | シン | Shin | Takashi Kondō | 近藤 隆 | Kondō Takashi |