Some of them has a little more screen time than the shot below >.<. But this is the first time (I think?) in a movie in which all of his peers are present to assist him. This must be also the first time I see all of Naruto’s peer at one place.Usually, there’s always a character missing or two.The only difference is she’s a little edgier and I’m quite fond of her. Naruto has his shares of moments in which he’s saved by female characters, but this is a whole new level I’d say. A further plus for her in sacrificing herself for a complete stranger. She doesn’t whine or anything and handles her fights well. Ryuuzetsu, “the girl of the movie” this time around, is an avenger and does a pretty decent job in carry out her tasks. This must be the first movie Naruto isn’t trying to talk some sense to a female lead.If my memory serves me well, previous films are loaded with female leads playing the role of damsel in distress.But trust me, it’s a lot better than Kabuto’s recent (or not-so-recent) makeover, in my opinion. Blood Prison has a bunch of scary looking goat masks and a huge scary looking monster.In movies (and fillers), Naruto series always has a tendency to show transformation of normal human beings into scary looking things.I think I’ll just get down to the list things that caught my attention in this movie here:

There were a few surprise elements here and there so it’s a lot more bearable than previous Naruto movies. The only shounen movie I truly enjoy to date is One Piece: Strong World. I like doing that when I’m watching Bleach and Naruto movies. When the movie started and after what I assumed are major characters appeared, I was making my own predictions. The setting of the movie’s the prison but there’s only one powerful person Naruto has to deal with – Mui. I’ll be honest here. Warning! This post contains bits and pieces of spoilers! I imagine there’ll be powerful people who guard the prison and the whole plot will take place within the confines of the prison. It was mentioned that once a person gets into Houzukijou, he or she could not get out. My first thought – Impel Down? It really does feel similar. While in prison, Naruto learned that his life is in danger and henceforth embarked on a quest to uncover the truth behind his stay at the prison. Being Naruto, he made a huge fuss about it and attempted to escape many times even though his chakra is already being limited by Mui’s imprisonment jutsu. He was framed and sent into the prison facility.

Blood Prison revolves around Uzumaki Naruto and his sentence at Houzukijou.

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