What episode is "The All-Knowing" in Naruto Shippuden?
"The All-Knowing" is episode 366 of Naruto Shippuden.
Reanimated Hokages are summoned to assist Sasuke with vital information about the Uchiha clan and shinobi history, while tensions rise around an approaching war. Sasuke seeks knowledge that could influence his path, prompting stories of past battles to provide context for present conflicts.
Having been reanimated by Orochimaru, the previous Hokages immediately suspect the former to be up to his old schemes until he adds that they were brought solely to answer Sasuke's questions. Sasuke wastes no time in getting Hiruzen to confirm the truth about Itachi and follows up by questioning Tobirama on the Uchiha clan, where the latter explains that the power of the Sharingan manifests when a clan member experiences deep emotional trauma, which in turn gives rise to hatred. Afterwards Orochimaru tells the Hokages of the ongoing war and when Tobirama tries to leave, Orochimaru threatens to use them to attack the Leaf Village if they fail to appease Sasuke's questions. Afterwards Sasuke asks Hashirama to explain the concepts of a "village" and "shinobi". Realizing that his answer would influence Sasuke's actions, Hashirama decides to begin his explanation by recounting his final climactic battle with Madara at the Valley of the End.
"The All-Knowing" is episode 366 of Naruto Shippuden.
"The All-Knowing" is listed as canon in the current AnimeAnchor guide.
"The All-Knowing" is part of the Naruto and Sasuke: The Reunion Arc.
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Kakashi Hatake main
Naruto Uzumaki main
Sakura Haruno main
Sasuke Uchiha main
Asuma Sarutobi supporting
Gaara supporting
Hinata Hyuga supporting
Konan supporting
Konohamaru Sarutobi supporting
Sai supporting
Shikamaru Nara supporting
Yamato supporting
Danzo Shimura antagonist
Deidara antagonist Franchise movie releases are kept separate from the TV episode spine.