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How Did Nagato Die In Naruto Shippuden?

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Georgia
Georgia
Nagato’s death scene is a beautiful character development scene. He uses the ultimate technique of the Rinnegan to atone for his actions, as his whole way of thinking forced the world to feel pain. It is especially sad that he is the same age as Naruto, yet looks decades older because of his actions. The last scenes of Nagato and Naruto are very powerful, yet so simple. There are no final words of wisdom from Nagato, just the tired look on his face as he finally finds peace. This is one of those deaths that isn’t sad because someone died, but because of the choices they made. And this is what I found so amazing about Nagato. He was so far gone wrong, yet in the end he found a way back, if only for a moment.
2026-04-11
Xavier
Xavier
This scene and the following one where Nagato dies in 'Naruto Shippuden' really got a hold on me because of how complex it all was. The scene where he fights Naruto in order to be able to come to terms with his past as a war orphan, was really beautiful. And in the end he has the change of heart that we had been hoping for all along. With his last bit of strength he is able to perform the 'Gedo Art of Reincarnation' in order to bring back to life all of the people that he had killed in Konoha. The scene was bittersweet and really showed that Nagato had finally come to understand Jiraiya's idea of achieving peace through understanding.

This scene is beautifully shot with Nagato collapsing away in exhaustion after using the jutsu while being surrounded by the same rain that had brought him so much pain in the past. I’ve rewatched this scene so many times, and yet it always gets me in the same way. The series does a great job of portraying villains and making them human, and Nagato’s probably the most tragic of all.
2026-04-15
Nina
Nina
First off, I realize the act of Nagato dying with the intention to bring life back to Konoha was so incredibly ironic considering he wanted so long to teach people lesson through pain, yet in the end was completely defeated by a member of the same bloodline of his mentor as himself. But that is not to say his death was “cool” or dramatic in any sense. Rather it was very slow, and quite intentional. After his hours of realisation as to the cycle of hatred he created throughout his life, he found a way to undo it all by using his power to revive the Konoha villagers (literally reversing his prior destruction). After that the immense chakra drain begins to take a toll on his body, slowly paling and withering away as he succumbs to death in a manner of quiet and complete resignation to his fate.

It is also notable how his body was unable to keep going after all the stress that it had been put through. The constant use of the Rinnegan had taken its toll on his body, but he was able to keep going because of the chakra that he had to use to sustain himself. This makes his death all the more ironic, especially in comparison to how he used to be able to wield godlike power. The last conversation he had with Naruto was very good, it was a rare occasion where the death of an antagonist felt ‘earned’. He could have been a completely different person if he had met Naruto sooner.
2026-04-15

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