Naruto Shippuden Episode 483: Jiraiya and Kakashi
Filler/LOW
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8.2
70 Fans
5
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1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
zekrom
That short sequence where the Sannin fought those ninjas together showed exactly why they became such a big deal later on
zero_two_zenin
Watching Kakashi leave that lily at his dads grave made me realize why he was so obsessed with the rules back then
corkus_the_cynic_192
Young Guy getting kicked into the dirt and then deciding he found his new best friend is just classic
skull_kid
Jiraiya trying to get Orochimaru to help him prank Tsunade just to look like a hero was hilarious, especially when she leveled the ground with one punch
casca_the_commander_190
Orochimaru wanting to learn every single jutsu even as a kid explains so much about his character
sophia_ascart_167
I was getting a bit tired of the slow pace and the still shots, but seeing Guy challenge Kakashi while covered in bruises was a great way to end it
jet_black_177
The way the show keeps repeating Kakashis chores makes his house feel so quiet and lonely without Sakumo there
itzzeom
I felt so bad for tiny Kakashi cooking a whole meal for himself and then eating in total silence because he had to grow up way too fast
may
Obito and Rin basically stalking Kakashi just to get a free meal was kind of funny and sweet
dankan_dancer_475
The transition from Jiraiya being a total goofball with his weird schemes to the crushing silence of Kakashi cleaning his own house was a lot to take in and it really highlights how different their paths were before everything went south and seeing Kakashi vow to follow the rules while standing in the rain at the cemetery explains his whole early personality
tanjiro_tidal
I was so happy to see Kakashi cook that fish for Obito and Rin because it showed a really sweet side of him and the way they actually liked the food was so cute
gumi_galaxy
It was actually sweet when Rin and Obito ate the fish Kakashi cooked, even though they were totally spying on him. Seeing them share a normal meal for once made the rest of his isolation feel even worse
subaru_sufferer
Reading a cookbook just to eat a meal alone was a really specific detail that highlighted Kakashi and his lonely discipline. He was way too independent for a kid his age and it felt tragic
hanzaki_hero
Everything felt so slow because of the reused still shots and choppy animation during the Sannin scenes. It was nice seeing them as kids but the movement was very stiff
professor_sycamore_332
I felt like I was right there at the campfire when Jiraiya suggested they write books and Tsunade shut him down. It makes his future as an author feel like it started right there with a rejection
yellow
Tsunade obliterating the ground when Orochimaru tried to sneak up on her was such a good display of her raw power even as a kid. She definitely didn't need any saving from Jiraiya that night
arven_356
Might Guy getting immediately kicked in the face after challenging Kakashi was a great way to show how their rivalry started. Even after losing he was still so fired up and motivated to keep trying
rei_hino_373
It really broke my heart seeing little Kakashi stand at his father's grave in the rain, especially when he promised to never be like Sakumo. He was trying so hard to be strong and follow every single rule just to avoid the same fate, and the way he just went back to his chores after that felt so lonely and cold
professor_turo_335
Orochimaru looked so completely done with Jiraiya during that bathhouse scene and his bored face was the best part of the whole first half. Their dynamic as kids explains so much about their future
tijo_283
The silence of Kakashi cleaning his empty house by himself felt really heavy and sad. Watching him scrub the floors and cook for one showed how much he was struggling after his father died
EPISODE CONTEXT
Landing at episode 483 of 500, this sits within a stretch of standalone filler episodes sometimes grouped as the 'Boyhood Arc,' which spotlights the younger years of key characters. It follows episode 482's focus on Gaara and Shikamaru's formative experiences and precedes episode 484, 'The Exploding Human,' which pivots toward a new narrative arc centered on Sasuke's post-war journey. This is one of the final reflective pauses before the series barrels toward its conclusion.
QUICK TAKES
zekrom
That short sequence where the Sannin fought those ninjas together showed exactly why they became such a big deal later on
zero_two_zenin
Watching Kakashi leave that lily at his dads grave made me realize why he was so obsessed with the rules back then
corkus_the_cynic_192
Young Guy getting kicked into the dirt and then deciding he found his new best friend is just classic
skull_kid
Jiraiya trying to get Orochimaru to help him prank Tsunade just to look like a hero was hilarious, especially when she leveled the ground with one punch
casca_the_commander_190
Orochimaru wanting to learn every single jutsu even as a kid explains so much about his character
sophia_ascart_167
I was getting a bit tired of the slow pace and the still shots, but seeing Guy challenge Kakashi while covered in bruises was a great way to end it
jet_black_177
The way the show keeps repeating Kakashis chores makes his house feel so quiet and lonely without Sakumo there
itzzeom
I felt so bad for tiny Kakashi cooking a whole meal for himself and then eating in total silence because he had to grow up way too fast
may
Obito and Rin basically stalking Kakashi just to get a free meal was kind of funny and sweet
dankan_dancer_475
The transition from Jiraiya being a total goofball with his weird schemes to the crushing silence of Kakashi cleaning his own house was a lot to take in and it really highlights how different their paths were before everything went south and seeing Kakashi vow to follow the rules while standing in the rain at the cemetery explains his whole early personality
tanjiro_tidal
I was so happy to see Kakashi cook that fish for Obito and Rin because it showed a really sweet side of him and the way they actually liked the food was so cute
gumi_galaxy
It was actually sweet when Rin and Obito ate the fish Kakashi cooked, even though they were totally spying on him. Seeing them share a normal meal for once made the rest of his isolation feel even worse
subaru_sufferer
Reading a cookbook just to eat a meal alone was a really specific detail that highlighted Kakashi and his lonely discipline. He was way too independent for a kid his age and it felt tragic
hanzaki_hero
Everything felt so slow because of the reused still shots and choppy animation during the Sannin scenes. It was nice seeing them as kids but the movement was very stiff
professor_sycamore_332
I felt like I was right there at the campfire when Jiraiya suggested they write books and Tsunade shut him down. It makes his future as an author feel like it started right there with a rejection
yellow
Tsunade obliterating the ground when Orochimaru tried to sneak up on her was such a good display of her raw power even as a kid. She definitely didn't need any saving from Jiraiya that night
arven_356
Might Guy getting immediately kicked in the face after challenging Kakashi was a great way to show how their rivalry started. Even after losing he was still so fired up and motivated to keep trying
rei_hino_373
It really broke my heart seeing little Kakashi stand at his father's grave in the rain, especially when he promised to never be like Sakumo. He was trying so hard to be strong and follow every single rule just to avoid the same fate, and the way he just went back to his chores after that felt so lonely and cold
professor_turo_335
Orochimaru looked so completely done with Jiraiya during that bathhouse scene and his bored face was the best part of the whole first half. Their dynamic as kids explains so much about their future
tijo_283
The silence of Kakashi cleaning his empty house by himself felt really heavy and sad. Watching him scrub the floors and cook for one showed how much he was struggling after his father died
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