Naruto Shippuden Pictures - Sasuke

Sasuke

'Sasuke ( Jap. うちはサスケ ) - one of the main characters of the manga - and the anime -series " Naruto ". After his older brother, destroyed almost the entire clan, Sasuke has set the goal to kill him, for what was trying to get stronger by any means. However revealed the truth after the accomplishment of revenge opened last event in a completely different light.'

Naruto Shippuden Pictures - Gaara

Gaara

'Gaara ( Jap. 我爱罗 ? ) , also known as Fifth Kadzekage ( Jap. 五代目风影 Godayme Kadzekage ? ) - one of the main characters of "Naruto" Has the nickname Gaara of the Sand Waterfall. The annual edition of Shonen Jump polls Gaara usually falls in the top ten of favorite characters of manga.'

Picture of Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi

Naruto

'Naruto ( Jap. NARUTO -ナルト- ? ) - manga , invented and drawn by Japanese manga artist Masashi Kishimoto , as well as the same name the anime version. Its main character is Naruto Uzumaki (orange dress) , a noisy and restless ninja -boy who wants to achieve universal acceptance and become the Hokage - the head of his village and the strongest ninja. To win the respect of others, he has to go through thousands of obstacles: ninja exams, various missions and battles.'

Crazy Tornado - Digital Art Pictures

Crazy Tornado

'one of digital art images in our gallery:)'

Terrifying Fire Tornado

Fire Tornado

'This is the illustration of a tornado of fire.'

Hurricane Photo, Tornado

Tornado

'Hurricane - one of the monsters from our planet's atmosphere, which is on the destructive power can be compared to the earthquake. It destroys the building, devastating the fields, uproot trees, demolish light buildings, broke off the wires, damaging bridges and roads. He can lift a person into the air or hurl at him fragments of slate, tile, glass, brick, and various items.'

It's Really a Big Hurricane!

Hurricane

'Hurricane (tropical Pacific Ocean - Typhoon) in the Northern hemisphere is always blowing counterclockwise, and in the South - on time. This wind speeds over 120 km / h (12 on the Beaufort scale) "lives", that is moving across the planet, usually 9 - 12 days.