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Did naruto fight kakazu or hidan?
He fought Kakuzu.
Did tayuya die after the end of Naruto?
Yes.kimimaru die after the end of naruto.
What does Naruto's eyes in Naruto shippuden episode 88 mean?
Without looking it up, is that the episode Naruto uses the rasen-shiriken on Kakazu? If it is, then I'm guessing you've noticed his eyes looked like the kyuubi's but blue. In my opinion, I think he was just using some of the kyuubi's chakra to use that attack, but not changing into the kyuubi form.
Does Kankuro die in Naruto Shippuden?
Not in Naruto and not yet revealed in Naruto Shippuuden.
Does Naruto die in any movie or episode?
This question has been protected from constant discussion of answerThe show is not called Naruto for no reason. Obviously if Naruto dies; it defeats it's purpose of the whole anime of Naruto. No, Naruto does not die, he did have a vision that he died; but he did not die.
Which Naruto Shippuden episode is Naruto vs Kakazu?
Episode 87 and 88.
Is naruto ever going to die?
he will never die
Does pein ever die?
Yes, naruto kills him
Does Naruto Uzumaki ever die in Naruto shipuden?
I do not know but I belive so ...It will not be the same without him.
Do Sakura Naruto Sasuke ever die in Naruto?
Naruto, Sakura and Sasuke haven't died yet in the anime Naruto.
Does Sasuke ever die on Naruto Shippuden?
No. Not according to what was revealed.
Does Naruto ever die in Naruto Shippuden?
They are still publishing the manga, and as far as I know, Naruto is alive in the latest chapter of the manga.
Will the nine tails fox ever die?
no it will never die until naruto is dead
Will the 9 rookies ever die in naruto?
some will as of who I'm not entirely sure, but probable Sasuke will be killed by Naruto.
When was Chicken Kakazu born?
Chiken Kakazu was born in 1941.
Does Gai from Naruto ever die?
No, he didn't. Though, it is still an ongoing series.
Does pain ever die in Naruto?
Yes pain has just recently died.
