Naruto on Hiatus. This Week no Chapter?

Does a new Chapter of Naruto comes out this week?

  • No - Hiatus means Gap -> No manga this week

    Votes: 12 92.3%
  • Yes - Hiatus means something else -> chapter comes out

    Votes: 1 7.7%

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Tsukuyomi

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Hi guys,

just a question / a poll. Is anybody in here who can answer the question?

Hiatus means:

hiatus (plural hiatus or hiatuses)

A break or pause.
A gap in a series, making it incomplete.
(linguistics)
A syllable break between two vowels, without an intervening consonant. (Compare diphthong.)
The condition of having such a break.
Words like reality and na?ve contain vowels in hiatus.
A gap in geological strata.
A fissure in a bone.
A small difference in pitch between two musical tones.
A vacation.
Would be great. If dont just chose the opinion you think. ;)

Tsukuyomi
 
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twistedlink

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It's thursday, and there are no spoiler scripts or pictures, So i would assume no chapter.

At first the way it was worded (kishi wants to hiatus to work on the story)

I thought that meant that a chapter would be out but it wouldnt be a serious story intensive one where kakashi is in it, or naruto etc, maybe just a little chapter involving the 8tails country, and there plans, or maybe a past gaiden etc.

But it appears it is simply just no manga this week, HOPEFULLY, beyond hope, theres one next week, ive only got into the manga around 4-5 months ago, only watched anime before, so i dont know the patterns from before, but has kishi ever had a 2 weeks gap in naruto?

That'd suck.

It'd suck even more if after 2 weeks of no naruto kakashi dies.
 

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The translation is "on hiatus" so going by how the word is used in a sentence, hiatus definitely means the series will be on hold.. so no Naruto this week.
 
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