Sommario
In che episodio Naruto va alle terme?
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| (偽りの笑顔, Itsuwari no Egao) | |
|---|---|
| Informazioni | |
| Episodio | Naruto: Shippuden #36 |
| Saga | Saga della riunione tanto attesa |
| Precedente | “Un’aggiunta indesiderata” |
Come inizia Naruto?
Gli episodi di Naruto La prima serie animata di Naruto dipinge il periodo che vede Naruto ancora bambino, mostrando la sua prima missione nel Paese delle Onde, l’esame per diventare Chunin e l’inseguimento per salvare Sasuke che si concluderà con l’epico duello con quest’ultimo nella Valle della Fine.
Quante puntate ha Naruto senza filler?
214
La serie continua fino alla conclusione della storia per una durata di ben 500 episodi. Anche in questo caso però quasi metà dell’intero Shippuden è composto da episodi filler, infatti in totale sono 214 gli episodi non canonici presenti all’interno dell’anime.
How many filler episodes has Naruto Shippuden had?
As of episode 417, Naruto Shippūden has aired 165 filler episodes. (It’s not a straightforward count, mind you, since some episodes only partially qualify as filler.) Combine that with the original series’ 89, and that translates to 254 episodes unrelated to the source material.
Should I skip the filler arc in Naruto?
That’s malicious. If anybody watches the whole of the Naruto anime, they should do themselves a favor and not skip this filler arc. Commemorating 500 episodes of the anime, the six-episode power arc follows a fully formed Team Kakashi as they investigate the recent attacks on a village by Kabuto.
What happens to Naruto in Naruto Shippuden?
He’s done well so far, but with the looming danger posed by the mysterious Akatsuki organization, Naruto knows he must train harder than ever and leaves his village for intense exercises that will push him to his limits. The destruction of the Hidden Leaf Village begins. “Ichiraku,” Naruto’s favorite ramen shop, exists in real life.
Why did Naruto Shippuden get cancelled?
Naruto: Shippuden stopped airing on Disney XD on November 5, 2011 after 98 episodes, in which the network cited more frequent violence that was shown in later episodes. DVD box sets generally containing thirteen dubbed episodes from episode 1 onward were released quarterly in their uncut format.