Naruto Shippuden - Episode 200: Naruto's Plea Reaction

 

We have just surpassed 200 episodes of Naruto Shippuden, people! Isn't it incredible how we progressed through those two months!? In this episode: To prevent the cycle of hatred bound to occur should Sasuke be killed, Naruto goes to the Raikage and begs him to forgive Sasuke, but the Raikage quickly dismisses the request.

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