Orochimaru and Kabuto knew that someone was impersonating Sasori and started to attack Yamato. Naruto, Sai, and Sakura jump in. Naruto gets so pissed that he starts to 'tap' into the Kyuubi's powers. Jiraiya explained a bit about what happens to him during this process. In Naruto's Kyuubi form he's enveloped by a demon fox- shape 'shroud' made out of chakra. It looks like it protects him, but in reality it's contantly damaging his body. When he makes it to the 4th tail of the tranformation, he gets covered in his own blood along with the 'fox shroud'. He also won't be conscious of his actions and will be filled with destructive impulses. (He looks like the above picture when he's like this.) Yamato was one of the test subjects that Orochimaru used to see if anyone could 'inherit' the cells of the first Hokage. He tested it on 60 children, and Yamato was the only successful one. (All the other kids died.) Since he can use similar jutsu that the first used, he has the potential to seal Naruto from going 'too far'. Naruto manages to beat up Orochimaru pretty well. During this he manages to destroy the bridge. When Naruto makes it to the 3rd tail, the air around him becomes harsh. Sakura passes out and starts to fall off the bridge. Sai just flies (on a bird he drew) past ignoring her. Yamato luckily catches her. The fight between Orochimaru and Naruto is really cool. They're both very strong, it makes for an interesting fight. :P Naruto transforms even more to the 4th tail. He forms a black orb full of dense chakra and eats it. O.O It builds up so much inside him, he looks like he'll explode, and spits out the massive amount of chakra at Orochimaru. He survives though. Yamato seals Naruto after this. 日本語
The grammar section seems a bit tougher than the other sections. I figured it out though. :P The first part is about trying to decide which particle goes best in the given sentence. The first sentence looks like this:
これ___ えんぴつです。
English (roughly): This ___ pencil.
The options were に, を, は, or や. I was correct in saying that it was は or wa. (Also, the letter can be pronounced as ha, but in this case it's wa.) は is a topic marker or can add emphasis. So, the sentence would be similar to 'this is a pencil' in English. Tomorrow, I'll add the next part of this first problem. ;)
I didn't feel up to drawing, so hopefully tomorrow I will. Didn't see many good videos yesterday, so no Youtube today. :( Here's a little something in the meantime:

A Vocaloid picture. :D Featuring Luka's head (in the left corner), Miku (in the center with her chibi), Len and Rin (with their chibis), and Luka (on the top of the speakers).
so cute i loved the hetalia one and the vocaloid one is going to be my wallpaper
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