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[treehugger32]

has anyone noticed, or am i way to litt. every naruto shippuden movie looks like the end of the naruto story because in all of them, he saved the world in a certain way. and the toads profecy actually did happen.

 

[Narutoboss222]

Lol

 

[Ōkami]

their movies they don't contribute to the canon source don't think to much into them

 

[Legendary Broly]

I have never seen one movie xd

 

[Braveknight]

movie is not linked to the main story

and welcome!

 

[KGB Kakuzu]

Interesting first post! Welcome!

And I would say they could have technically been partial ends to the series (remember the prophecy is that he must also face a man with powerful eyes).

More thsn likely they are all more like side missions and events similar to the Zabuza arc if they were in the manga....all of them before the war.

 

[Colonel Armstrong]

you must be lit boy....lol
welcome to the base

 

[Insidious Smile]

Wrong Section !

Welcome to the Base, Batsie.​

 

[animemax88]

Movies r movies U_U

 

[treehugger32]

movie is not linked to the main story

and welcome!

yea thanks

 

[IIB7252]

I haven't seen any movie so i have no clue...
Welcome to Naruto Base...

 

[Sasunarufan13]

Not exactly. The movies are not a part of the manga - aside from Road to ninja, all the others aren't even written by Kishimoto-sensei. So of course there's going to be a dangerous mission that he has to accomplish, people he has to save (sometimes indeed the world) but because it's a movie it has to be wrapped in the movie while the anime can spread out the mission over a whole arc or so.
Though I believe that the movies can be fit in in the timeline of the manga.

Either way, the movies are a nice extra but they don't follow the manga, whereas the anime serie follows the manga mostly (aside from the fillers and filler arcs of course)

 

[treehugger32]

Woaw. wait. you lost me in the first sentence....

Not exactly. The movies are not a part of the manga - aside from Road to ninja, all the others aren't even written by Kishimoto-sensei. So of course there's going to be a dangerous mission that he has to accomplish, people he has to save (sometimes indeed the world) but because it's a movie it has to be wrapped in the movie while the anime can spread out the mission over a whole arc or so.
Though I believe that the movies can be fit in in the timeline of the manga.

Either way, the movies are a nice extra but they don't follow the manga, whereas the anime serie follows the manga mostly (aside from the fillers and filler arcs of course)