Naruto Shippuden Episode 132: In Attendance, the Six Paths of Pain
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Naruto Shippuden Episode 132: In Attendance, the Six Paths of Pain
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.6
70 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
malon
it feels like watching an impossible boss fight because every time jiraiya gets an opening another body is already there blocking him
arsyur
i felt a genuine chill when pain started talking about being a god because he definitely has the power to back up that talk right now
isekaibro
The sight of Jiraiya losing his arm so suddenly was actually sickening and he looks so vulnerable right now
juromaru_250
how do you even fight six guys who can all see what the others see at the same time because that vision trick with the rinnegan is completely broken
kakashi_kage_98
When Jiraiya’s arm got severed, my stomach dropped – I just wasn't prepared for how visceral and quick it was, thinking he might actually be in serious trouble for the first time. The sheer power these Pain guys wield, especially with that eerie Rinnegan, makes me fear for what could possibly stop them, it's genuinely unnerving.
naruto_ninja
you realize the sharingan and byakugan are basically nothing compared to how these six bodies cover each others blind spots so perfectly
wobbuffet_346
jiraiya is really in over his head and it feels like everything he tries is just a waste of time against those purple eyes
sephiroth
I am still trying to wrap my head around the fact that there are six of them now and they all have the rinnegan, it feels so unfair for Jiraiya to be out there alone against a literal hive mind. Seeing him lose an arm was a total gut punch and I have no idea how he gets out of this alive
mogma
the frog song was supposed to be the ultimate move and pain just shrugged it off like it was nothing which is actually terrifying
chad_champion_494
Pain being a group of people instead of one guy changes the whole dynamic, and seeing how they neutralized the toad sages is just insane
l_mystery
Jiraiya was already fighting for his life against just one of them, so when those five others appeared, my heart sank. Seriously, how is he supposed to take on six Pains? I just can't wrap my head around that kind of overwhelming power.
ranga_rover
seeing all six of them standing there together at the end was such a dark moment and the way they just stared was creepy
zirconia_386
Pain's whole idea of peace through destruction totally makes sense from his villain perspective, but it really freaked me out just how much raw power he's got. I mean, thinking about what that could mean for Konoha makes my stomach drop.
cloud_strife_399
When Jiraiya managed to trap those three Paths of Pain in the frog's stomach, I was seriously impressed; it really highlighted just how much of a strategic genius he is, even when he's completely outmatched. He's not called the Sannin for nothing, and moments like that just solidify his legendary status for me.
tael
Jiraiya's quick thinking with that genjutsu gave me a sliver of hope, only for the Six Paths to seamlessly share their vision and cost him an arm right after. How are you supposed to fight against an advantage like that? It makes my stomach churn wondering what kind of twisted path Nagato walked to end up using his old comrades' bodies as puppets.
piko_pixel
I totally gasped when that other Pain body just materialized out of nowhere, completely blindsiding Jiraiya right after his moment of apparent victory. For a second there, I genuinely believed he'd pulled it off, which made seeing him so vulnerable immediately after feel like a total gut punch. It was just such a cruel, unfair twist after all the hard work he'd put in.
gillian_giant
Jiraiya's realization, that the bodies weren't just random thugs but his former students, absolutely floored me. I could just imagine the devastation hitting him, grappling with the cruel twist of fate that brought him face to face with Nagato, someone he once believed in so much.
sakuramysunshine
Jiraiya really can't catch a break, can he? My heart aches watching him scramble, just when he thinks he's got one Pain body handled, another is already moving in, making me wonder how anyone could possibly counter such a terrifyingly coordinated assault from those Rinnegan eyes. It feels so hopeless to witness him struggle like this; I keep thinking about all the times he's been there for Naruto and how much he deserves a win.
reshiram_310
Did anyone else completely freak out when Fukasaku and Shima finally activated that Frog Song genjutsu? For a terrifying minute, I truly believed Jiraiya's final, desperate stand against Pain had been all for naught, so watching those Pains drop gave me such a wave of relief I almost cried, knowing his mission wasn't a total failure after all.
hatsune_hatsukoi
When Pain just ripped Jiraiya's arm right off, I honestly gasped; like, no way, this guy is a Sannin, he's supposed to be invincible, so it really made me wonder how he could possibly win this.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Building directly on Jiraiya's initial clash with Pain's summons in episode 131, this installment peels back another layer of Pain's capabilities, deepening the mystery and raising the stakes of one of Shippuden's most pivotal confrontations. It sits at the heart of the Jiraiya vs. Pain sequence, a stretch of episodes widely regarded as essential canon that carries massive implications for the series going forward. The revelations here lay critical groundwork for the escalating encounters in episodes 133 and beyond, where the full weight of this battle comes crashing down.
QUICK TAKES
malon
it feels like watching an impossible boss fight because every time jiraiya gets an opening another body is already there blocking him
arsyur
i felt a genuine chill when pain started talking about being a god because he definitely has the power to back up that talk right now
isekaibro
The sight of Jiraiya losing his arm so suddenly was actually sickening and he looks so vulnerable right now
juromaru_250
how do you even fight six guys who can all see what the others see at the same time because that vision trick with the rinnegan is completely broken
kakashi_kage_98
When Jiraiya’s arm got severed, my stomach dropped – I just wasn't prepared for how visceral and quick it was, thinking he might actually be in serious trouble for the first time. The sheer power these Pain guys wield, especially with that eerie Rinnegan, makes me fear for what could possibly stop them, it's genuinely unnerving.
naruto_ninja
you realize the sharingan and byakugan are basically nothing compared to how these six bodies cover each others blind spots so perfectly
wobbuffet_346
jiraiya is really in over his head and it feels like everything he tries is just a waste of time against those purple eyes
sephiroth
I am still trying to wrap my head around the fact that there are six of them now and they all have the rinnegan, it feels so unfair for Jiraiya to be out there alone against a literal hive mind. Seeing him lose an arm was a total gut punch and I have no idea how he gets out of this alive
mogma
the frog song was supposed to be the ultimate move and pain just shrugged it off like it was nothing which is actually terrifying
chad_champion_494
Pain being a group of people instead of one guy changes the whole dynamic, and seeing how they neutralized the toad sages is just insane
l_mystery
Jiraiya was already fighting for his life against just one of them, so when those five others appeared, my heart sank. Seriously, how is he supposed to take on six Pains? I just can't wrap my head around that kind of overwhelming power.
ranga_rover
seeing all six of them standing there together at the end was such a dark moment and the way they just stared was creepy
zirconia_386
Pain's whole idea of peace through destruction totally makes sense from his villain perspective, but it really freaked me out just how much raw power he's got. I mean, thinking about what that could mean for Konoha makes my stomach drop.
cloud_strife_399
When Jiraiya managed to trap those three Paths of Pain in the frog's stomach, I was seriously impressed; it really highlighted just how much of a strategic genius he is, even when he's completely outmatched. He's not called the Sannin for nothing, and moments like that just solidify his legendary status for me.
tael
Jiraiya's quick thinking with that genjutsu gave me a sliver of hope, only for the Six Paths to seamlessly share their vision and cost him an arm right after. How are you supposed to fight against an advantage like that? It makes my stomach churn wondering what kind of twisted path Nagato walked to end up using his old comrades' bodies as puppets.
piko_pixel
I totally gasped when that other Pain body just materialized out of nowhere, completely blindsiding Jiraiya right after his moment of apparent victory. For a second there, I genuinely believed he'd pulled it off, which made seeing him so vulnerable immediately after feel like a total gut punch. It was just such a cruel, unfair twist after all the hard work he'd put in.
gillian_giant
Jiraiya's realization, that the bodies weren't just random thugs but his former students, absolutely floored me. I could just imagine the devastation hitting him, grappling with the cruel twist of fate that brought him face to face with Nagato, someone he once believed in so much.
sakuramysunshine
Jiraiya really can't catch a break, can he? My heart aches watching him scramble, just when he thinks he's got one Pain body handled, another is already moving in, making me wonder how anyone could possibly counter such a terrifyingly coordinated assault from those Rinnegan eyes. It feels so hopeless to witness him struggle like this; I keep thinking about all the times he's been there for Naruto and how much he deserves a win.
reshiram_310
Did anyone else completely freak out when Fukasaku and Shima finally activated that Frog Song genjutsu? For a terrifying minute, I truly believed Jiraiya's final, desperate stand against Pain had been all for naught, so watching those Pains drop gave me such a wave of relief I almost cried, knowing his mission wasn't a total failure after all.
hatsune_hatsukoi
When Pain just ripped Jiraiya's arm right off, I honestly gasped; like, no way, this guy is a Sannin, he's supposed to be invincible, so it really made me wonder how he could possibly win this.
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