- Original release
- Previous episode S03E04 - Keep on Training: Pop Goes the Water Balloon!
- Number S03E05
- Country Japan
- Original language Japanese
- Genres Action, Adventure, Animation, Anime, Comedy, Fantasy
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Focal Point: The Mark of the Leaf
After passing stage one of the training, Naruto moves into stage two: power training. Jiraiya realizes that, like him, Naruto has a hard time concentrating, so he paints a spiral in the palm of Naruto's hand to help him to focus. With the aid of the spiral and a quick flashback to Iruka-sensei, Naruto completes stage two. Meanwhile, Tsunade's luck has become uncommonly good, which worries her. After being talked into sightseeing by her assistant, Tsunade meets Orochimaru… and she doesn't look at all pleased.
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