Ch. 381Kakashi Seems to Quite Like Using a Sword
Key Plot Points and Events
- Kisame's sword, Samehada, suddenly turns against him, reminding him of its previous owner, Suikazan Fuguki.
- Guy defeats Kisame with a powerful kick, killing him.
- Guy seals away Kisame's corpse and Samehada to prevent enemy use.
- White Zetsu clone appears after Guy leaves, surprised by Guy's mastery of the Eight Inner Gates.
Character Developments
- Kisame reflects on his past, recalling how he obtained Samehada and killed its previous owner, Suikazan Fuguki.
- Guy demonstrates his power and skill, defeating Kisame despite Samehada's betrayal.
- Guy shows wariness towards Samehada, deciding not to use it due to its betrayal of Kisame.
- White Zetsu clone reveals knowledge of the Eight Inner Gates and the history of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen.
Significant Themes
- Betrayal and loyalty, as seen in Samehada's sudden turn against Kisame.
- Power and skill, demonstrated by Guy's mastery of the Eight Inner Gates.
- Respect for the dead and preventing enemy use, shown by Guy sealing away Kisame's corpse and Samehada.
Character Interactions
- Kisame and Samehada: Kisame reflects on his past with Samehada, and Samehada betrays him.
- Guy and Kisame: Guy defeats Kisame using the Leaf Great Whirlwind technique.
- Guy and Samehada: Guy shows wariness towards Samehada and decides not to use it.
- Guy and White Zetsu clone: Guy's actions impress White Zetsu, who reveals knowledge of the Eight Inner Gates and the Seven Ninja Swordsmen.