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Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles (2005)

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Click "CC" in the video to turn on the English captions so you can understand what each character is saying.

As I mentioned in the previous video, Tsunade decided to give Naruto a punishment mission because he carelessly went on a dangerous mission chasing after a Rogue Ninja, even though he was trying to find and save Sasuke.

So this is a cart mission and you have 1 minute and 30 seconds to reach your destination. And at your destination, you will meet the guy with the tacky shorts again. (I mean seriously, his shorts are so tacky! Has anyone ever noticed that?).

So the guy in the tacky shorts sees that Naruto is sad and asks him what is wrong. Naruto told him that he went on a dangerous mission to save his friend and the guy in the tacky shorts cheered him up!

Now that's the Naruto we all know and love!

This mission was present in the American version but minus the presence of any cutscenes involving Tsunade.

2:17 A Traditional Japanese Expression. Making Yakitori starts from Chicken and Welsh Onion. If somebody is hungry and they see a chicken is coming then they have to catch it, cook it, eat it, and season it with Welsh Onion. If a chicken is coming, then that means the person does not have to look for them, because it is already there.

Does that make sense? The bandit is basically saying that they did not have to look for Naruto nor the valuable items because Naruto is already there, out in the open, like an open target.

7:15 Naruto received 1,500 ryo for completing the mission. However, he receives "Nashi" which, translated into English, means "None". In other words, he did not receive a special reward for this mission, since it was only a Punishment mission. Makes sense since Tsunade mentioned in the previous video, that he will not be getting a reward for this mission. In the American version, Naruto was rewarded the Empty Chip 2..................It's a Punishment Mission but yet he is still rewarded? -____-

The American version is so "incomplete" and "lacking" without Tsunade.

I DO NOT OWN NARUTO OR ANYTHING RELATED TO NARUTO! All property and rights go to Masashi Kishimoto-sama.

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