Naruto Shippuden - Episode 301: Paradox Reaction

 

Time for the first Naruto Shippuden for this Sunday as we now look at episode 301. In this episode: Temari leads the attack on the Third Raikage using Wind Style, but even her strongest jutsu is not enough to penetrate the Raikage’s invincible armor.

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