Damn this fight got brutal! Awesome! Also, cool definition of hero and dream! That actually touched me pretty hard.

Key Takeaways:
-A hero is a person who lives life without regrets. A dream is something you protect; a goal or a person. A hero fights best when they have a dream. Even if they may die in their cause, they die honorably.
-It's okay to cry when you're happy. It's okay to cry when your sad too, but doesn't make the pain go away. You have to fight for the pain to go away. (The grandson cries there's no heroes, and Naruto's busting his ass just to be accepted)
-Respect amongst heroes, more respect amongst comrades! (Naruto ready to kill after Sasuke "died") ( )

¡Zabuza, el demonio que debería haber sido aniquilado por el sharingan de Kakashi, sigue vivo! Las cosas se ponen feas para Naruto y sus amigos, que han ido hasta el País de la Ola para proteger al viejo Tazuna. ¡Pero no es momento para lamentaciones!

Bajo la tutela del maestro Kakashi, Naruto, Sasuke y Sakura empiezan a entrenar de nuevo.

Finishing this volume gave me the chills. True, deep, creepy chills and it even brought some tears to my eyes. Of course, I know Sasuke isn't *really* dead, and I know that Haku is not truly what he seems, but the combination of events and the set-up is pretty damn brilliant.

That being said, I know that the whole side story if Inari is important, but on additional readings, I'm pretty much blah about it. I just wanted to get to the good stuff again.

The awakenings. *shiver* Great stuff. ( )

Still enjoying it, and I like how they're not afraid to make Naruto look like a dumbass. ( )

a boy, who is training to become a ninja, finds out that his body is the holding vessel of a demon known as the 7 Tailed Fox. Naruto is a spoiled brat and I feel no sympathy for him at all.