Naruto as a franchise is no stranger to some odd moments, but one of the most controversial plot points isn't as egregious as ...

Naruto has earned its place as a member of the Big Three, and for good reason. The series has produced several phenomenal arcs that perfectly capture what the entire series is about. This is one of ...

Naruto's movies may not have the luster of current blockbuster anime, but they can still shine when viewed from the right ...

Story arcs in Naruto, like Chunin Exams and Konoha Crush, are vital in developing characters and impacting the overarching plot. Kishimoto's seamless storytelling in Naruto's arcs, particularly in ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The Naruto franchise stands as a hallmark of the Shonen genre, which thrives on inspiring viewers ...

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Naruto Shippuden fights are some of the best in the entire franchise. The Naruto franchise as a whole is a narrative behemoth that earned millions of fans’ hearts over the past decades. Although none ...

Transformations are one of the best parts of anime because they capture the exact moment a character breaks past their limits. From Goku’s Super Saiyan transformation to Gon’s Adult Form, these scenes ...

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I have binged the entire Naruto saga more times than I can count, so trimming thousands of minutes into ten essentials felt like defusing explosive tags with my teeth. My litmus test is simple: I ...

The Naruto series is quite effective because of its great drama, which holds its characters responsible for their actions. Every character has an ideology backing them that justifies their emotions.

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