Naruto: Shippuuden


Naruto Shippuden

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Synonyms: Naruto Hurricane Chronicles
Japanese: -ナルト- 疾風伝
English: Naruto Shippuden
German: Naruto Shippuden
Spanish: Naruto Shippuden
French: Naruto Shippuden
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Type: TV
Episodes: 500
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Feb 15, 2007 to Mar 23, 2017
Premiered: Winter 2007
Broadcast: Thursdays at 19:30 (JST)
Licensors: VIZ Media
Studios: Pierrot
Source: Manga
Genres: ActionAction, AdventureAdventure, FantasyFantasy
Theme: Martial ArtsMartial Arts
Demographic: ShounenShounen
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 8.271 (scored by 17047231,704,723 users)
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Ranked: #3112
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Popularity: #16
Members: 2,561,454
Favorites: 114,325

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Naruto and Bleach both synomonous with action animes. when you hear bleach the next anime that you would think of would be naruto... if you like it that is. they both are epic anime with outstanding character devlopement and plots so intricate you might would who were the brillant minds to think of this (I did anyway...) also there is some comic relief, a little bit of romance, and tons of serious parts too. and they're great for anyone 
report Recommended by nate23nate23
From the big three anime – One Piece, Bleach, and Naruto – the ninja series shares the most similarities with Black Clover. This should not really come as much of a surprise since Studio Pierrot handled Naruto and Naruto: Shippuuden. In most ways, Black Clover is the studio’s attempt to recreate the magic of their most popular series. This is particularly apparent in the story’s pacing, as both series allow ample time for the characters to goof off, with a heavy employment of flashbacks to develop their backstories. At this point, Naruto barely needs any introduction, but we might-as-well mention a thing or two about the  read more 
report Recommended by gangstabrainsick
Both of the anime series have a character that isn't the brightest of the bunch as the lead, and they both feature similar themes of being friends with each other, and rescuing one another from harm. Another very similar trait that they share is dreams, while Naruto wants to become the Hokage and Sasuke wants to become powerful enough to defeat Itachi, Luffy wants to become the Pirate King, and members of his crew share amibitions. One Piece is a must-see and by far one of the best shonen anime out there. 
report Recommended by xedin
If you like shounen anime with likeable characters, frequent power ups, and great fights, this is the show for you. Why I recommend HxH: - Every aspect of chakra (Nen for HxH) is explained. How they gather it, focus it, use it; the general mechanics of their powers is explained in detail for both anime - and this is something to be appreciated. - Most fights are well choreographed. The MC in HxH is generally far more tactical than Naruto, so the fights in HxH in general are more tactical in nature -- especially the big fights. Note: Hunter x Hunter does start off slow. Their powers don't  read more 
report Recommended by Dragonheardt
When I first started to watch fairy tail it reminded me so much of both naruto and naruto: shippuden, the coolest thing about about is that every character resembled a character off of naruto, for example nastu would be naruto, gray would sasuke, Lucy would be sakura and so on, and they both hold a lot of susppense so if you like fairy tail you are definatly going to like naruto 
report Recommended by silva8796
- Itadori and Naruto have both something inside of them living that their world, I'd say, despise. - Three people per team: Naruto, Sakura and Sasuke; Itadori, Nobara and Megumi; and the three of them have similar personalities - Naruto is way longer than Jujutsu Kaisen 
report Recommended by Kaito1115
Both illustrates similar themes. The main setting of both anime are in an unusual time period. The plots are based off of supernatural characters. Both are the sequels to a previous, juvenile version of it, hence more mature character developments happen. 
report Recommended by Stellio
If you like Dragon Ball Z you'll love Naruto Shippuden. These are both the second part of amazing series. There both more high action to their original and go into further depth with the characters and story. The one part I like about Naruto Shippuden over DBZ is that the main character, even though may not get as much screen time, has a tremendously better backround and character development.  
report Recommended by kayori1928
Nabari no Ou is slightly more grown up and a modern 'way of the ninja' then Naruto. Both the main protagonist look alike, but Rokujo is more carefree and unknown about the whole situation he is in. About Naburi no Ou: His English teacher and several students from the school protect him and theirselves from several enemies including ninja villages. Scenery and animations have a more down-to-earth look and give a realistic feeling in some extend. Definatly worth a try, even if it's just for a few episodes. To get a feeling of 'Ohhh, there is more then just a ninja named Naruto in an anime  read more 
report Recommended by Ge4ce
Both are essentially the same plot on one series takes place in a world of ninjas and the other series takes place in a world of super heroes and villains. The idea that they are going to become the top ninja or superhero. Also big casts are in each one where a bunch of people with unique abilities are all over the place. 
report Recommended by Jahobren
Both following in their father's footsteps, Naruto(Hokage) Rin(Paladin) Have Demonic powers inside of them that were infused at birth Their demonic powers make them overpowered than normal Troublemakers that are good at making bonds and friendships Started out as outcasts/losers, are now working hard to be the best They both release a strong aura when in Demonic forms, Naruto(Red Charkra) Rin(Blue Flames) Learning to rely on own strength instead of just demonic powers or run risk of losing their minds Naruto and Rin working hard to surpass their rival/brother/best friend Sasuke/Yukio Both are blockheads that love to go into battle guns blazin' Short-tempered but resourceful when situation heats up Love to eat and sleep a  read more 
report Recommended by Uesagi_28
Tanjirou represents Sasuke in a way. -Both of the characters seek revenge. For Tanjirou, its Muzan Kibutsuji. For Sasuke, its Itachi -The main characters travel in a trio  
report Recommended by Turbo_Future
If you liked Naruto you would like Soul Eater because Its a bout 3 kids which are meisters and 4 weapons. Naruto is similar to the Character Black*star because Naruto claims he is going to be hokage and Black*star says he is going to surpass God. Also the Main Character, Maka is similar to Sakura. They both Bully their closest friends like how sakura punches naruto and Maka bullies her partner,Soul Evans who is similar to Sasuke also, Death The kid is sort of similar to sasuke. I don't want to spoil but it is really a good anime and you might be freaked out  read more 
report Recommended by Aquasoul
They are alike because Naruto and Meliodas both have yellow hair, they are both (pretty much) demons, they like/liked a girl who can heal ppl and have unnatural hair, Naruto was despised by everyone at a certain time, but later he becomes a hero! Everyone hated Meliodas (not EVERYONE but most ppl cuz there are the members of the Seven deadly sins to think about), but later HE became a hero too. Both Meliodas and Naruto have a friend with an amazing hairstyle and attract the girls in the show, not only that, but the people in Nanatsu no taizai can use powers similar to  read more 
report Recommended by HAWKDAPIG
Tsuna and Naruto are both no-good at the very start of both series. The hairstyles, I also noticed. But KHR has a more unique design for character hairstyles and a lot more humor comperd to Naruto Shippuuden.There may be times when the plot gets serious in Shippuuden and Reborn, but I actually understand serious terms in KHR more than in Naruto Shippuuden. I'm not saying Naruto Shippuuden is so bad, just try watching KHR to keep you busy while waiting for the next Naruto episode. Trust me, it'll get you hooked! Katekyo Hitman Reborn is very amusing and addictive. 
report Recommended by RenzAikawaX
-Both Naruto and Darker Than Black have people fighting with powers that are elemental, supernatural, eye powered, and destructive -Some characters fight a similar style in both series even ninja like -Gadget and weaponry involved -both are episodic, dark, and comedic as well -Mystery, Mission like, Huge Scale Fight, and World affairs -destruction and chaos involving world and people 
report Recommended by Rikudo14
Pein and Light Yagami (Kira) wants to rule the world through their God Complex like traits only to be opposed by Naruto and L in their respective shows. Both are different in terms of character's point of views to change the world in different ways. Only the main story in both Naruto and Death Note are centered in that. Madara and Mikami also have similar design and personality as well.  
report Recommended by SlaughterDagger
Both main characters are supposed bad kids that turn out to be saviors of the world, turning into the strongest fighter. 
report Recommended by Batifyy
"Woah...that's so cool!!!" If you've said this many times in Naruto, you're goona say the same here. Like Naruto, has all you can want in a Shonen anime...action,sadness,coolness,incredibly determined main character just like Naruto, and is similar to Naruto junchuuriki. If you like Naruto, you'll definitely like SnK ;) 
report Recommended by Narutotaku
Both stories involve conflict regarding terrorism, corruption, politics, family feud, war, peace, drama, and both the main character's (Naruto and Sasuke, Lelouch and Suzaku) quest and conflict are slightly similar but not exactly the same. Both are dark, morally ambiguous stories. Also there are dark, complex and twisty storyline where important things are only revealed slowly, epic plots, interesting character developments, the conflicted antihero, and the unexpected moments of comedy amid the action and intrigue.  
report Recommended by Rikudo14
-Both MCs are on their journey to become someone important (Hero and Hokage) -Interesting settings -Special powers with different categories -Both MCs seek recognition from others -Both MCs suffered loss at an early age -Both series got some cool openings  
report Recommended by abiisu
Rurouni Kenshin is another shounen title that packs a good story. Kenshin is another warrior that has a lot of skills in battle which provide us, as fans, with the kind of fights that we loved in Naruto as well. 
report Recommended by Rikudo14
Surprised nobody made this recommendation yet. I'll keep it simple. Both series deal with ninjas with supernatural or enhanced skills. 
report Recommended by Dodecahedron-O24
In both there is a strong bond between the three protagonists of the story. One of these three ends up going to the evil side, causing much pain to the other two. 
report Recommended by bereta002
Same theme going here. Central main character who has an unbelievable kind of power trying to stop evil from taking over the world. The main character is fighting to protect everyone he knows and loves.  
report Recommended by rock2106
both great shounen were a boy trying to get stronger for other sake.  
report Recommended by xtremalas
They both have an amazing storyline and attract about the same age group. The characters are the strong points in both series. They are emotionally touching and action packed, at times they can be a bit slow, but they always make it worthwhile. 
report Recommended by AstuteOtaku
The concept of war and a dominant protagonist with the same purpose. Naruto aspires to be a Hokage, whereas Here Xin aspires to be a Great General of Heavens. 
report Recommended by Animexcode
Both of these shows first opening theme song have a section I like to call "Japanese Rapping Korn." Where it sounds like Korn starts scream rapping the lyrics in japanese. 
report Recommended by RedPandaGoddes5
Naruto is a Japanese shonen and Mo Dao Zu Shi is from the Chinese genres wuxia and xianxia, ​​both of which are fights, martial arts and adventures. In Mo Dao Zu Shi the protagonists begin as rivals, of opposite character but develop a very deep friendship like Naruto and Sasuke. In both there are characters who lose all their Clan, and characters with a tragic past. When I saw Mo Dao Zu Shi (Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, or Founder of Diabolism) I seemed to return to when I was 14 or 15 years old and I saw Naruto full of emotion. 
report Recommended by Rust_Cohle
Good fight sequences, and generally better received than preceding series, with, in my opinion, a memorable cast, and action scenes that display true shounen spirit. 
report Recommended by 2Mainstream4U
Simular heart warming feel and lessons <3 
report Recommended by SAO_Kirito_SAO
I`m really suprised no one recommeded it yet. Never giving up, surviving and chasing your dreams, no matter what - Rainbow is Naruto of real life. Make no mistake - Rainbow is heavy drama set in post war Japan, no fantastic elements here; teenage characters in both anime. I always put them one next to other.  
report Recommended by MenthaAquatica
It has shinobis, action and a lot of similar things to naruto, i highly reccomend it  
report Recommended by Panoulz
They both have comedy martial arts and super power. I thought this was way funnier (yes funnier) than Naruto. It is one of the best anime I've ever watched.  
report Recommended by Saskue_Uchiha
Two stories take place after a timeskip involving a new conflict that was explored in the previous and not to mention that the mcs from the pre timeskip has grown to the point that they are ready to take on the world through experience.  
report Recommended by WingZeroRequiem
Both Naruto and Sengoku Youko deals elegantly with the question of power and "becoming strong", and they are both set in an unstable world of victims and victimizers with lots of fights and backstories. We also follow these characters over a long period of time and see them grow and change their mindsets.  
report Recommended by txrxgxu
They both have characters that have a deadly power that is hidden inside them, and are cast away from society from it. 
report Recommended by Ahmedf18
Choose your Pill, (Red) Pill Is the Non-Furry, (Blue) Pill Is the Furry. 
report Recommended by stefanoiulli1999
In the sequel Shippuden though not up to the standards of Bebop, it does not change the fact that the moments live up to today even the future generations. I notice some themes are similar: -Existentialism: It is the reason why the characters exist and what their motives are making us relate really -Nihilism: Even among the characters, this trait defines their driving factor in pursuing their goals Both of those themes are the consequences of the very tragedy that took place and serves as the catalyst for each respective plot. Not to mention the criminal organization (Akatsuki and Red Dragon Syndicate) have the red color motif and is not  read more 
report Recommended by WingZeroRequiem
characters who deal with social alienation, traumatic events, prejudice, characters with sad pasts, brooding themes of regret, revenge, betrayal and loneliness. similar emotional themes, loss of loved ones, similar sad themes. people who are/were test subjects in someone's lab..people who have escaped a lab orochimaru's hideout/kakuzawa's institution. there are many many moments and conversations that grabs your heartstrings both shows are tear jerker mania. moral ambiguity in characters misunderstood characters and there's a girl with pink hair 
report Recommended by Josiah-Joestar
Both Naruto and Yuya want to bring peace as wide eyed idealists who believe talking can get rid of conflict through and through. These series deconstruct the themes that set the bar to a whole new level. 
report Recommended by WingZeroRequiem
Imagine if Kakashi got isekaid to modern Tokyo to live as a hikikomori and participate in a ninja war he's completely indifferent to. Under Ninja is a parody of many aspects of Naturo, including calling out the names ninja techniques out loud (such as peeing yourself). 
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Both anime are based on manga published by Weekly Shounen Jump. Also, Kishimoto has cited Ninku to be one of the major inspirations behind his Naruto. This can be seen in the backgrounds and abilities of the main characters: both are skilled ninja, who combine ninjutsu with martial arts. Both Fuusuke and Naruto can use the wind element, and they have similar abilities, such as the substitution and clone jutsu, as well as their own version of Rasengan. Both anime also have similar vibe and comedy. 
report Recommended by BohemianRhapsody
both series feature a rude delinquent type outsider who is selflessly helping others and is loved by a weak shy girl who puts up with him despite his lack of politeness...also both of these series are emotional rollercoasters. difference is one is action pack while the other is slice of life 
report Recommended by Josiah-Joestar
Two shows that share more than you might think. Both start out in a compelling and interested way but end up leaving the viewer as disappointed as they are. Both have a protagonist who gains notable power-ups over the span of a few episodes, and they both share a gloomy and sad vibe overall from the middle onwards. Both protagonists also have the goal of making peace with the world they live in, and they want to do it their way. 
report Recommended by DeltaLight
The best show which is like one punch man 1. Like saitama and other heroes had powers like that naruto with other shinobi and samurai have great powers through chakra. 2.There are few shinobi in naruto shippuden which exceed the power of saitama's 1 punch power 3. Both saitama and naruto were treated as they were not doing but behind the scenes they were the one who helped the village or cities with teammates. 4. Later in series one punch man and naruto both become famous. For seeing naruto shippuden u have to watch Naruto  read more 
report Recommended by Manimo8231
Both are over-the-top shonen action series based to some degree on feudal Japanese society, but with heavy anachronisms. Both are heavy with homoerotic subtext. Both have somewhat similar art styles 
report Recommended by blueprincen
if you like the end of naruto(the war arc I mean) then you might like Vinland Saga, A whole anime about war. It has a lot of cool characters and a lot of characters with different opinions about life, killing and war. Vinland in my opinion has one of the best character development for the main character and the side character. 
report Recommended by Yan-AnsonI
Grenadier has a very similar humour and art to early Shippuden. Of course the similarity is rooted in trends of its time (2004-2005). The style of narration is also similar. Grenadier has a bit more ecchi. Naruto has more world-building. Both have similar dynamics between protagonists and antagonists (good guys - bad guys). Honestly, Grenadier almost feels like a filler Naruto arc, but more lewd and with different characters. 
report Recommended by oazuz
very much action, fights, and comedy 
report Recommended by sammewoo
Both are shounen, so both have the character tropes and concepts that all shounen anime have, which are pretty good imo. From lots of fights and cool abilities and skills to epic OST and plottwists - both have it all. Very easy to get invested you can just relax, lay back and enjoy the good ol' shounen era style anime. Also one of the “Big three” it is another Shōnen adventure that was written in the same period. It also contains great fights, good villains, and a story similar, and different then Naruto’s.  
report Recommended by Ridzaxster
they give off the same vibe and there both really good,i mean its there both in the very good categories 10 billion percent. 
report Recommended by animeweeeb6969
Both anime have a lot of flashbacks (seriously, it's exaggerated) and Kaguya's part of the story is very similar to Erin's aesthetic of taking place in ancient times. This recommendation is also a bit ironic, but it makes sense. 
report Recommended by ProxyLain
These shows both had alot of emotions 
report Recommended by YoungChigga
Their both really similar and I think that a lot of people would enjoy it. Like for example Naruto has a demon trapped inside of him, and so does the main character in Jujutsu kaisen Itadori. 
report Recommended by Varcolacsquadron
I THINK YOU SHOULD KNOW WHO IS THE FATHER OF BORUTO AND WATCH BETTER STORYLINE AND GET A LOTS OF HEART TOUCHING MOMENTS 
report Recommended by user9648
both series feature a rude delinquent type outsider who is selflessly helping others and is loved by a shy girl who puts up with him despite his lack of politeness...also both of these series are emotional rollercoasters. difference is one is super long and action pack full of fighting bloodshed and wars while the other is a shorter series that's mostly slice of life 
report Recommended by Josiah-Joestar
Shounen style! someone that Shows up supper weak and finds out that is completely overpowered! Amazing anime to Watch! The story line is one of the best I have seen so far! 
report Recommended by Summersan_13
Another ninja show where the MC needs to fight for everything he has. 
report Recommended by PizzaSludd
I feel like these two animes have the same kind of vibe but Zero no Tsukaima is the echii version of Naruto I like these shows alot and I would watch this if you have watched Naruto in the past. Also the main characters for both are pretty awesome because of how airheaded they are. 
report Recommended by YoungChigga
They both have great soundtracks 
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Both E7 and Shippuden feature a world of war wars between conflicting factions. And a boy with some hippie-ish sort of anti war personification and just wants to be a peace maker and see everyone get along...both MC's want to protect someone they care about though one romantic and the other platonic (for obvious reasons).. renton's fighting to protect his crush much like naruto trying to keep his best friend alive and just like in sasuke's case, eureka also has people who want her dead. Like Naruto, Renton just wants everybody to get along. also to remember  read more 
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"Naruto: Shippuden" and "Beyond the Boundary Movie" / "Kyoukai no Kanata Movie: I'll Be Here - Kako-hen" surround a brash young male protagonist who has a powerful being within him that can cause widespread havoc if released. The being also grants him rapid regenerative healing and other powerful abilities when provoked or under extreme conditions. In both series, people sacrifice themselves in order to protect the protagonist in order to ensure the safety of the world. 
report Recommended by StevenHu
Both have mission basis style, character development, mythology, fighting monsters, action packed fights, twists, post apocalyptic, comedy, dark tone, drama, revelation, organizations with ambitions plot something far greater as the series progresses. The only difference is that Naruto deals with jutsu and hand in hand combat whereas in Neon Genesis, they deal with mecha and weaponry but mostly firearms. 
report Recommended by Rikudo14
Both are about a child of prophecy trying to save the world from it's end. 
report Recommended by RevengeofthePunk
Both are sequels to anime full of ninjas! 
report Recommended by HidamariSeashore
Both series are really amazing and worth watching. For those who have seen or are familiar with Naruto, Ga-Rei has a similar character relationship as Naruto and Sasuke where these two kids develop a close bond like brothers (in Ga-Rei its sisters) and one turns against the other, forcing one to kill the other. Other than that, there is a lot of fighting and action.  
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Both deal with the ideology of war and peace, conflicts that will lead to war, political affairs, cycle of hatred, corrupted world, war to end all wars, and characters fighting through the morality of good, evil, or neutral. The only difference is that in Gundam Wing, there are mecha, space, idea of peace that is obtained through pure pacifism and conflict, and earth and colonies and in Naruto, there are shinobi nations, war and peace including understanding which the cycle of hatred will break one day, prophecy, jutsu, demons, ninjas, and supernatural powers. Also both have mysterious characters who conceal themselves to seek a goal  read more 
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Rivalry, revenge, morality of right and wrong as well as good, ideology, evil, and neutral, friendship, ideas or methods to achieve peace/pacifism, war, and full scale battles.  
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Both Naruto and FSN have what's important: a good story and lots of action. The main characters, Sabre and Naruto, become involved in many conflicts which bring out emotion and have an effect on everyone around them. These are great anime for action and quest lovers. 
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Scryed has a story that is very comparable to Naruto Shippuuden. Kazuma is being hunted down by an organization, yet has the hidden power to retaliate. While the main focus in both Naruto and Scryed is on the hardcore fights that show off a lot of different skills, there is also a pretty gloomy story and a few mysteries to discover! 
report Recommended by Rikudo14
Both are fighting series that involve feud, brotherhood rivalry, mentorship, drama, comedy, twists, and revelations. They do have a dark tone as well. Both are DragonBall inspired since they use powers, weaponry, and fighting style. 
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Both male protagonists try to get back a friend they lost as a child Both male protagonists have a special power 
report Recommended by Blackman10
Shaman King is alright... I suggest reading the manga of Shaman King, in same case of FMA, while the manga was still being written both series ended in a way different to the manga. Both main characters, Yoh and Naruto both are lazy and care about friendship and are powerful. They both have the power to change other's opinions about things. They also have a common goal, Akatsuki (Naruto) and Hao's followers (Shaman King). They meet various incounters. Every 500 years a Shaman Tournament is held. Shamans are welcome to enter and go thru a preliminary match to qualify. The series Shaman King is quite  read more 
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A shounen with a, in my opinion, little more mature approuch than Naruto, sacrificing a little bit of fighting for a lot more psychology etc. Also, Naruto has several influenses from this anime as far as i can see. One major point of difference though is the fact that Hunter X Hunter is quite alot more fast-pased than Naruto: Shippuuden. 
report Recommended by Stroeum
Episode 87 specifically of Shippuuden features Shingo Yamashita, who does most of the action for Birdy 02, as well as other key animation scenes. If you enjoy his fight animation, you should check out his other stuff. 
report Recommended by Denizen
Hated,neglected, and scarred. All the bad things and more happened to the main character as a young boy. years later, the boy finally gets friends. Can the boy change and let go of his past? Does the boy change enough, or too much?Pain is a part of life, just like happiness. Watch the main character fight though pain and happiness in their life full of super-natural things. 
report Recommended by XxAllen-KunxX
the action, the fighting, both heroes wants to be the strongest at all 
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The protagonist's personalities are quite similar, that they both want to be strong and they're both quite rash, as well as that they both talk about the meaning of true strength. Also, both have one on one combat fights at some stage, as well as it's a story about a journey of a young boy who is destined for greatness and will eventually become a very great hero. 
report Recommended by sapphiresky
Sasuke's and Hitomi's ideas and feelings are similar. Situation (Konoha-Itachi/Breakers) also similar 
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Though the personalities of both main characters are different, as is the basic setting of the show, Naruto and Yuuri one important trait: an infectious and deliberate innocence. Both characters appear dense to the point of folly sometimes and ultimately gather friends around them who are willing to protect them from their own blind spots. However, as they grow and mature they both choose to ebrace their own innocence rather than becoming wiser and more jaded. It is their choice to take the hurt and pain of betrayal and ridicule rather than to embrace resentment, hate, or power that makes  read more 
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Dragonball Is very similar to Naruto Shippuuden and the orignal series Naruto because they both have intense magical fighting scenes, both have funny and emotional scenes and has a strong sense of friendship and family. 
report Recommended by BrokenPhoenix
Interesting and entertaining fights of opposite factions. Many powers in Akame ga Kill! are the same powers shown in Naruto. There are a lot of similarities between the shows. Akame ga Kill!'s "imperial arms" are like the ninja techniques. 
report Recommended by Disillusion
Both stories deal with mission basis as well as demons and mercenaries. There are slight similarities in some character comparisons (not all of them) as well as techniques but you'll just have to find that out yourself. Some points of the story gets low until the story gets highly exciting. Both show's fights are epic made and blood is involved. 
report Recommended by Rikudo14
The conflict between Akatsuki and the Shinobi Nations is slightly similar to Celestial Being and Power Blocs. Both have drama, action, philosophy, and ideology.  
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While this might seem extremely far fetched, both series deal alot with the loss of childhood friendships. Everything else about each series is completely different, but if you're looking for some angsty drama about broken best friends, these two seem to be at the top. 
report Recommended by plaidapus
Both main heroes are figting for sake of their friends and to be the best. Both involve people fighting with dools/puppets. 
report Recommended by abystoma2
"Seraph of the End: Vampire Reign" / "Owari no Seraph" and "Naruto: Shippuden" both centre around a boy of prophecy who is just a teenager but destined to save the world from evil. In their respective journeys to adulthood, the brash protagonist of the two series have suffered many losses of those who he cares about, which leads him to set out for revenge. 
report Recommended by StevenHu
Shonen, with lots of great characters fighting against evil, as is typical of shonen anime. Whereas Shippuuden tries but fails to be serious, D.Gray-Man pulls off the serious mood with grace.  
report Recommended by TheLlama
Naruto and Vash live a peaceful life and are feared due to their hidden secret powers. At first the story gets light hearted and funny but gets serious and dark later on and increases. 
report Recommended by SlaughterDagger
Naruto and Final Fantasy both have Fantasy settings both fantasy and steampunk alike with weapons (swords and others) and magic/supernatural powers. The plot is similar as well as character designs only a selective of them.  
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Both are centered on characters who have different desires (7 magicians and 7 servants) and (Naruto's, Sasuke's point of view and Akatsuki's) that involve conflict regarding wishes and desires that paces throughout the story only to be twisted by certain events that will change the story forever. Fighting in both shows aren't just action packed but methodical and strategical plus it is at the same level. Swordplay and other types of weaponry (mostly long range) are heavily involved.  
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Norse Mythology theme are in both shows as well as it's origin traced back to the old times. The conflicts between main characters, rivals, and antagonists are the same. Comedy and action are the same despite having dark moments. More importantly the plot isn't as simple as you think it'd be due to plot twists. 
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Both Naruto Shippuden and Yugioh 5D's are dark installments that are about shonen protaganists who is powerful and ends up getting stronger to protect their friends they value the most while shouldering the fate of the world that is waiting for them. At the same time they have feuds regarding the past, family relations, and what awaits them. 
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"Naruto: Shippuden" and "Beyond the Boundary" / "Kyoukai no Kanata" surround a brash young male protagonist who has a powerful being within him that can cause widespread havoc if released. The being also grants him rapid regenerative healing and other powerful abilities when provoked or under extreme conditions. In both series, people sacrifice themselves in order to protect the protagonist in order to ensure the safety of the world. 
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Both shows involve three friends who are trying to save each other from "darkness" or "the wrong path." The two shows are also very similar in terms of character. Masaomi & Mikado are sort of like Naruto and Sasuke in a weird way. Both young men want to save or take actions in their own unique ways. While Anri is like Sakura, always upset and unable to decide what is best or what to do about her two friends fighting. 
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Both extremely popular shonen JUMP series that both have super powers, intense battles and progression. Both have brilliant characters, world building, art styles and sense of humour. Both shows have epic and iconic heroes and villains.  
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-Both shows feature ninja & samurai. -Both have historical influence. -Both have iconic soundtracks that stand out as original. -Both have super natural aspects. -Both have epic battle/fight scenes. 
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Both have epic plot, interesting character developments, sibling situation similar, action pack, supernatural eye powers, plot twists, drama, and ideology to bring peace as well. 
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Both series are Shonen and are based off of popular Shonen JUMP manga. They both have great world building, characters, OST's, humour and character designs. Both Senku and Naruto try to gain the trust and adoration of an entire village that at first mistrusts and misunderstands them. 
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1. Ninjas 2. Similarities in jutsu or attacks. 3. Life lessons, symbolism, some philosophy. 
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Onizuka is not your average teacher. Instead of teaching normal lessons he's trying to make everyone realize the importance of being a good person before being a good student. Being a teacher is a serious responsibility and he has to struggle a lot against some undisciplined children. Still, like Naruto, he's very serious about his goals and won't give up till the very end thus succeeding in becoming a teacher despite the fact that he was a legendary gank leader before. 
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Both have blonde main Protangonists that never give up Both Protagonists have that one rival best friend who always turns to hatred Both have that epic Animation boost on certain fight scenes  
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We must all divide in order to grow stronger and protect the things we cherish. Even with our childish personality, we shall destroy all those who bring harm to our friends. Our women are the strongest out there and they will dominate the competition. The affairs of other countries have nothing to do with us, until we suck them into our own personal problems. Our powers are feared and must be hidden so that we can minimize damage and save ourselves. Even if we destroy the people around us, we will grow strong enough to stop ourselves and our enemies. 
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Characters fight for different reasons including flashbacks that relate to the series prior to the events that occurred. Both have methodical fighting and some characters have similar personalities in terms of supernatural powers, intelligence, and morals. Both have the impact the world theme which involves sacrifices that determines the fate. 
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