In order to regulate chakra and use it effectively, the ninjas are equipped with special armor that stabilizes their chakra. It is very hard to use Ninjutsu on Mount Koryu, where the Genryu reside. The designs for the characters are at first puzzling, but seem to overall fit with the story. From there, it is up to Naruto along with Sakura, Sai, Yamato and Kakashi to save the world from Kuroma's evil plan. To aid him in his battle, she entrusts Naruto with a magical sword called the Dragon Blade that can harness the power of the elements themselves. He meets a young girl named Akari who request Naruto's help in defeating the other elemental dragons, called Genryu and stop her older brother, Kuroma, from destroying the world. While training on taijutsu with Kakashi, Naruto returns to the village to find in under attack by an army of clay warriors called Mugonhei and a giant dragon. The story of this game could really work as an animated movie, especially with the creative choices Atlus decided to go with the game. Naruto Shippuden: Dragon Blade Chronicles doesn't really feel like a filler arc. Sometimes, he just has to save the world from being destroyed by giant elemental dragons. Naruto isn't always trying to bring back rogue ninjas to his village or avoiding organizations trying to rip out the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox that is inside him.