ナルト 疾風伝
Naruto Shippūden - Movie Quotes
Memorable Quotes
Those who don't understand true pain can never understand true peace.
— Pain (Nagato)
Context:
Pain says this to Naruto during their climactic battle in the ruins of the Hidden Leaf Village in episode 162, titled "Pain to the World".
Meaning:
This quote encapsulates Pain's philosophy that the cycle of hatred can only be broken when everyone experiences the same level of suffering, leading to a universal desire for peace. It challenges Naruto's idealistic views and forces him to confront the harsh realities of the world.
In the ninja world, those who break the rules are scum, but those who abandon their friends are worse than scum.
— Kakashi Hatake (originally from Obito Uchiha)
Context:
Kakashi frequently repeats this quote to Team 7, and its origin is revealed in the "Kakashi Chronicles" arc (episodes 119-120), where a young Obito Uchiha first says it to him.
Meaning:
This quote embodies the core value of friendship and loyalty that is central to the series. It emphasizes that the bonds with one's comrades are more important than any rule or regulation.
I never go back on my word! That's my nindo: my ninja way!
— Naruto Uzumaki
Context:
Naruto repeats this phrase throughout the entire series, from his early days as a genin to his final battles as the savior of the ninja world. It is his defining characteristic.
Meaning:
This is Naruto's personal creed and the driving force behind all of his actions. It represents his unwavering determination, his commitment to his promises, and his refusal to ever give up, no matter the odds.
The longer you live... The more you realize that reality is just made of pain, suffering, and emptiness.
— Madara Uchiha
Context:
Madara says this to Obito in a flashback in episode 344, explaining his motivations and manipulating the young Uchiha to his cause.
Meaning:
This quote reflects Madara's nihilistic worldview, born from a lifetime of war and loss. It is the philosophical foundation for his plan to trap the world in the Infinite Tsukuyomi, a dream world where he believes true peace can be found.
I will love you always.
— Itachi Uchiha
Context:
This poignant moment occurs in episode 339, titled "I Will Love You Always", after Itachi is released from the Reanimation Jutsu.
Meaning:
These are Itachi's final words to Sasuke after they defeat Kabuto together. They represent the profound and unconditional love Itachi had for his younger brother, despite the tragic path he was forced to walk. This moment provides Sasuke with much-needed closure and is a turning point in his character arc.