Location from Naruto by Masashi Kishimoto
A massive waterfall flanked by giant stone statues of Hashirama and Madara, marking where they fought their legendary final battle. Naruto and Sasuke fought here twice.
History repeats itself at the Valley of the End. Hashirama and Madara's founding conflict, Naruto and Sasuke's first devastating fight as children, and their final apocalyptic battle at the series' conclusion — all happened between these two statues. The valley itself has been reshaped by each battle. After Naruto and Sasuke's final fight, both statues lost an arm, mirroring the combatants themselves.
An enormous waterfall plunging into a river canyon. Two colossal stone statues face each other across the falls — Hashirama on one side, Madara on the other, hands formed in combat seals. The statues are damaged from repeated battles at this site.
Also known as: Valley of the End, Final Valley