They started crying and behind them was beach, rainbow sun. 'You and your youth Lee!' Said Gai-Sensei. He could be more youthful than before.' Lee shouted. 'Remember this is our Naruto he will never give up.' Tenten said. 'I hope he didn't change much.' Ino said.

'How are you guys feeling that N-Naruto-kun come back?' Hinata asked. Our team is sitting and chatting about Naruto. 'Hai, Hokage-sama!' Everyone hsouted and leaves. We will be walk for another six days so pack everything improtant. 'Alright everyone, we will be going in one hour so pack yourself. We will be going to release Naruto!' Tsunade said.Įveryone was happy that they friend is some back to village. You all are here with because of one reason. In one year, the civil council has less power. In the Hokage office there are Rookie 11 and their Sensei, Jiraiya, Minato, Kushina, Menma and Naruko. I will accept any constructive criticism. Here's how to watch Naruto in order.A/N: Hello world! If you see errors, please write. While watching the movies isn't necessary to enjoy the show, many fans will be curious to know where each release falls within the Naruto timeline. While fans wait for Naruto to be adapted into a potential live-action blockbuster (it'll have to break the dreaded anime adaptation curse first), they might want to revisit the animated Naruto movie spinoffs first.

The franchise is currently continuing with the adventures of Naruto's son Boruto, and a live-action Naruto movie is in development at Lionsgate from The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey. Related: Boruto: Did Kaguya Use Karma In Naruto - Theory Explained The Naruto franchise as a whole ranks alongside the likes of Dragon Ball and Bleach in popularity, and spawned a series of eleven Naruto movies produced alongside the show. in 2005, while Naruto: Shippuden followed in late 2009.

The English-dubbed version of Naruto arrived in the U.S. Fans didn't have to wait long at all for the Naruto: Shippuden sequel series, which debuted in Japan during February 2007, and lasted an epic 500 episodes before wrapping up in suitably climactic fashion. The first part of the Naruto anime series began airing in Japan during October 2002, and would run for 220 episodes until February 2007.

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