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| − | The {{translation|'''Great Naruto Bridge'''|なると大橋|Naruto Ōhashi}} is a long and wide bridge that was built and completed in [[Prologue — Land of Waves]] by [[Tazuna]]. He built the bridge to connect the [[Land of Waves]] to the [[Land of Fire]], thus freeing his country from [[Gatō]]'s trade monopoly. After [[Team 7]] helped him complete the bridge by fending off Gatō's assassins, he named the bridge after [[Naruto Uzumaki]] for he had played a major part of the reason that the bridge was completed.<section end=summary /> |
+ | The {{translation|'''Great Naruto Bridge'''|なると大橋|Naruto Ōhashi}} is a long and wide bridge that was built and completed in [[Prologue — Land of Waves]] by [[Tazuna]]. He built the bridge to connect the [[Land of Waves]] to the [[Land of Fire]], thus freeing his country from [[Gatō]]'s trade monopoly. After [[Team Kakashi|Team 7]] helped him complete the bridge by fending off Gatō's assassins, he named the bridge after [[Naruto Uzumaki]] for he had played a major part of the reason that the bridge was completed.<section end=summary /> |
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| − | In Part II, [[Sasuke Uchiha]], a former member of [[Team 7]], brought [[Suigetsu]] to the Land of Waves to retrieve [[Zabuza]]'s [[Kubikiribōchō]] from his [[Zabuza and Haku's Grave|grave]]. When Sasuke saw the bridge and saw that it was named after Naruto, he briefly smiled thinking about the past then grunted and continued to the grave site. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * The bridge is frequently a selectable battle stage in Part I video games. |
+ | * The bridge is frequently a selectable battle stage in Part I video games. It also appears in Part II video games such as the ''Ultimate Ninja Storm'' series. |
| − | * There is an actual bridge named the {{translation|''Great Naruto Bridge''|大鳴門橋|Ōnaruto-kyō}}. It is located between the |
+ | * There is an actual bridge named the {{translation|''[[wikipedia:Ōnaruto Bridge|Great Naruto Bridge]]''|大鳴門橋|Ōnaruto-kyō}}. It is located between the cities of [[wikipedia:Naruto, Tokushima|Naruto]] and [[wikipedia:Minamiawaji|Minamiawaji]] and crosses the [[wikipedia:Naruto Strait|Naruto strait]], famous for its [[wikipedia:Naruto whirlpools|whirlpools]] ({{translation|Uzumaki|渦巻き}} is a Japanese word for whirlpool). |
[[Category:Locations|Bridge, Great Naruto]] |
[[Category:Locations|Bridge, Great Naruto]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:50, 25 September 2021
The Great Naruto Bridge.
The Great Naruto Bridge (なると大橋, Naruto Ōhashi) is a long and wide bridge that was built and completed in Prologue — Land of Waves by Tazuna. He built the bridge to connect the Land of Waves to the Land of Fire, thus freeing his country from Gatō's trade monopoly. After Team 7 helped him complete the bridge by fending off Gatō's assassins, he named the bridge after Naruto Uzumaki for he had played a major part of the reason that the bridge was completed.
Trivia
- The bridge is frequently a selectable battle stage in Part I video games. It also appears in Part II video games such as the Ultimate Ninja Storm series.
- There is an actual bridge named the Great Naruto Bridge (大鳴門橋, Ōnaruto-kyō). It is located between the cities of Naruto and Minamiawaji and crosses the Naruto strait, famous for its whirlpools (Uzumaki (渦巻き) is a Japanese word for whirlpool).