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Time of India
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
When does Naruto learn sage mode? Explained with what happened next
Naruto could be said to be one of the most powerful characters from the series and why not, he is the protagonist of course. The hero of Konoha had multiple tricks up his sleeve and some of them were immensely powerful. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now One such ability of Naruto was the Sage Mode that we got to see in the Naruto Shippuden. Now, for those who really want to explore how it happened and how it went when the first time our protagonist used the Sage Mode, we are at the right place. Moving forward in this article, we discuss Naruto's Sage Mode in detail/. Naruto's Sage Mode: Beginning and first application It all started after Jiraiya's death in the show which triggered a lot of emotions in Naruto. After that, Naruto visits Mount Myoboku where he learns the art of Senjutsu which is based on natural energy. In this training, Naruto was taught the process of absorbing natural energy and balancing all the energy zones to enter Sage Mode. Once Naruto mastered the full-blown mode, he was ready for a battle. Nonetheless, a battle came knocking on his door when Pain destroyed Konoha village with his 'Almighty Push.' And the Naruto arrives at Konoha to take on Pain and he enters with his Sage Mode in action. Our protagonist takes on different forms of pain showing the whole village that Naruto is not just a regular shinobi anymore. Amidst the fight between Pain and Naruto., Hinata jumps in to protect Naruto in which she gets severely injured. And this triggers his transformation in the six-tailed form of Kurama. Things went south after this incident and only came into control when Minato met Naruto in his sub conscious state of mind and helped him tame Kurama. All in all, this is the summary of all that happened when Naruto used the Sage Mode for the first time.
The Guardian
14-03-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Iron Maiden making official documentary to mark 50th anniversary
Iron Maiden are to have an official documentary made about them, charting their long career as cornerstones of British heavy metal. The currently untitled film, scheduled for release in cinemas in the autumn to mark Iron Maiden's 50th anniversary, will feature interviews with the band – including the final interview with early member Paul Di'Anno, who died last year – as they recall their path from grotty east London to five UK No 1 albums and phantasmagoric arena-filling stage shows. Superfans including Kiss's Gene Simmons, Metallica's Lars Ulrich and actor Javier Bardem will be on hand for analysis. As well as archival footage there will be new animated sequences featuring band mascot Eddie, adding up to what promotional materials describe as 'a unique visual experience that highlights Iron Maiden's widespread impact and the strong connection between the band and their truly global army of fans'. A subsidiary of Universal Pictures will produce the film, which is being directed by Malcolm Venville. The British film-maker is known for his films about even more august historical figures: the 2024 miniseries Churchill at War, and his drama trilogy focusing on the US presidents Ulysses S Grant, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. Rod Smallwood, Iron Maiden's manager, said Venville and his team were given 'unrestricted access to the band, our fans and musical peers. We trust that they will excite not only music fans but also anyone who loves a story of an underdog beating the odds.' While Iron Maiden's commercial peak was in the 1980s, with hit albums such as The Number of the Beast – a two-time platinum seller in the UK – the band are very much a going concern. Their most recent album, 2021's Senjutsu, reached No 2 in the UK charts and was critically acclaimed, with the Guardian awarding it five stars and calling it 'eccentric, bombastic heavy metal at its finest'. The band will also mark their 50th anniversary by heading out on a 26th world tour. The first leg of the Run for Your Lives tour begins on 27 May in Budapest and continues throughout Europe until 2 August, including a date at London Stadium on 28 June.
