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What episode in Naruto does Naruto join the Akatsuki?

What episode in Naruto does Naruto join the Akatsuki?

“The Akatsuki Makes Its Move” (暁、始動, Akatsuki, Shidō) is episode 2 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.

Does Naruto team up with Akatsuki?

Naruto is unable to fight properly as his stomach acts up, the Masked Man then takes the time to summon the Nine Masked Beasts, and about to kill Naruto when the Akatsuki arrives and saved him. This Akatsuki was hired by Tsunade to help Naruto, and they deal with the masked beasts when Naruto attacks the masked man.

Is the Akatsuki in Naruto OG?

Akatsuki (暁, literally meaning: “Dawn” or “Daybreak”) was a group of shinobi that existed outside the usual system of hidden villages. Over the course of several decades, Akatsuki took different forms and was led by different individuals….Naruto Profile: Akatsuki.

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Akatsuki
Leaders Yahiko Nagato Obito Uchiha Shin Uchiha

In which movie does Naruto join Akatsuki?

Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie
Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie is a 2012 Japanese animated film based on Masashi Kishimoto’s manga and anime series.

Does Sasuke ever join the Akatsuki?

After the death of Itachi, Sasuke joined forces with the Akatsuki, and with him, all his underlings followed him as well, Suigetsu being one of them.

Does Sasuke join the Akatsuki?

Sasuke didn’t join Akatsuki as a full-fledged member, he and Taka were more like affiliates of Tobi owing to his vendetta against Konoha for manipulating Itachi into slaughtering the clan. Their goals just coincided, so it was in their best interests to co-operate.

Is Sasuke in the Akatsuki?

If that’s a ring then Sasuke is the only official Akatsuki member, out of the whole Team Taka, because there aren’t any rings to give to the rest of them.

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Who made the Akatsuki?

The Akatsuki is an Advanced Combat Mobile Suit Unit that was created by Marka Ragnos, and is piloted by him for his own purposes.