Well that answers the question of who the destined child is and why Jiraiya had to travel the world and write a book. This was a really impressive chapter, the manga has really transformed itself from what it was in the beginning. So we finally get to see Naruto's family and Jiraiya was his god father and named him on top of that. I never would've imagined that and I have no idea how he some how managed to forget. I wonder how the story in his book ended.
Why hasn't anyone told Naruto any of this. I think if he knew that the fourth was his dad and Jiraiya was his god father his childhood may have been different or maybe he already knows. Anyway, I hope Naruto's character is going to get some major development soon because he has got some big shoes to fill. I just gotta say again how impressed I was while reading this chapter. I wonder what else Kishi is going to throw at us, oh right we have Tobi-Kakashi and Itachi-Sasuke coming up. I completely forgot all about that when I was reading this.
I really wonder what he wrote on the toads back besides who/what Pein is. He must have left some emotional message.
That last panel on the second page with Jiraiya lying prone with the five black blades sticking out of his back and the five Peins standing around him in black cloaks seemed really familiar to me. I could swear that I saw that exact scene somewhere else but I can't remember where. Anybody have any ideas?
-This chapter made me really angry not only because Jiraiya is dead or because of how he died but because of Naruto. I really expect more from someone who is the product of such great ninja and someone who supposedly has this great destiny to fulfill. He just doesn't have that aura around him.
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