Friendless and powerless, Naruto needs to figure a way out of the blood prison so that he can set the record straight.Īs a prison designed to deal with powerful and violent ninjas, this is something they’ve encountered before. Making his stay all the more difficult, Naruto, like the other prisoners, is hit with a fiery sealing jutsu which completely inhibits his ability to use chakra. It’s guarded closely and the surrounding terrain is not very escape-friendly. Hozuki Castle, the prison used to hold and control the outcast and criminal shinobi of all the ninja nations, is a pretty formidable place. Naruto claims total innocence and cries out that he’s being framed, (and I personally believe him, what with him being the hero and all), but that isn’t enough to stand in the path of justice and Tsunade declares that Naruto must be sent to Hozuki Castle until any evidence can be found to clear his name. The word goes out around the ninja villages and soon Naruto is called in to pay the piper. The figure fails to pull off the kill but doesn’t leave before his face is revealed, a face that happens to belong to Naruto Uzumaki. The Raikage and some of his trusted officers are discussing the need to find and dispose of a certain dangerous artefact when a cloaked assassin makes an attempt on his life. While naturally enough, this film takes place outside the regular anime and manga continuity, it does exist at around a certain point within Naruto’s tale so if you’re not more or less up to date with the words ‘Fourth Great Ninja War’, there’s a chance you could encounter a few characters or plot points that might leave you with a wee bit of puzzlement. Anime Reporter takes a peek at life behind bars with Naruto Shippuden the Movie 05: Blood Prison.
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