Bandai Tamashii Nations SH Figuarts Uzumaki Naruto Sennin (Advanced Mode) Naruto: Shippuden Action Figure

This version of the SH Figuarts Naruto Sage Mode figure comes with his Happi coat and a big ninja scroll carried by Naruto and depicts his appearance when he fought the 6 Paths of Pain who had just destroyed Konoha. This is a revised version and Naruto looks more mature and powerful. The coat is removable and he can be posed in his normal orange jump suit.

I like the inclusion of this giant ninja scroll that comes in the SH Figuarts Naruto Advance Sage Mode figure. I still remember his appearance standing on the head of a toad ready for battle with the 6 Paths of Pain, epic scene indeed.

Great pose with Jiraya, another one of my favourite characters. The SH Figuarts Naruto line is doing pretty well with many great releases.

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