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'Naruto Shippuden' episode 478 spoilers: Sasuke embarks on new journey; flashbacks on Sasuke and Naruto to be featured

Sheanne Aguila October 03, 2016 02:08 AM EST

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After Sasuke and Naruto's epic battle, "Naruto Shippuden" episode 478 will reveal what lies ahead for the two ninjas, along with the result of the 4th Great Shinobi war.

To recap, the anime series' hour-long previous episode titled "The Final Battle" kicked off without Studio Pierrot's well-known time-killers, leading many positive reviews from fans. The program wasted no time in giving the viewers what they wanted to see: the intense confrontation between Sasuke and Naruto. In the back-to-back episode, many fans admitted that they were brought to tears, based on how all the scenes played out. Most of the fight sequences did not have the usual background music, which gave the episode more drama. Avid fans also felt nostalgic after hearing a classic Naruto track from years back titled "Need to be Strong" played during the big fight.

Following the clash between the two ninjas, episode 478 will reportedly feature flashbacks on the two main characters. As noted by reports, viewers will see a lot of important events in the episode including Sasuke's final decision if he will stand for his conviction since the beginning or not. Will he continue to believe that Shinobi and Kyuubi should no longer be around?

Additionally, the episode will explore the powerful jutsu cast by Madara which will lead to everything in an unending loop within the divine three. Naruto and Sasuke will eventually have to break the seal in order to free everyone from their dream. On the brighter side, the audience will see Sasuke embark on a new journey. Now that he has decided to make himself better, he will leave everyone and everything familiar to go on a voyage on his own in Konoha.
It remains to be revealed how his adventure will play out.

"Naruto Shippuden" episode 478 titled "The Seal of Reconciliation" airs on Thursday, Oct. 6.

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