New Series for Naruto

[9th Raikage]

Ok so I have been hearing that Naruto is coming to an end sooner rather than later. Like many of you I dont want it to end. I feel there are so many loose ends remaining and I would love for Kishi to do something like a Naruto series that starts from the day that the first Hokage creates and founds the leaf village.

This way we could see things like how the leaf was run, how Madara fought Hashirama for the leaf and lost, how Tobirama died and Hiruzen in his prime. And perhaps what the heck happened to all the Senju. I would love a series that focuses on that, not to mention the previous shinobi wars.

 

[Ryuujin759]

I would actually like that! but no things like what after shippuden.

 

[Fidelity]

That wud b so gr8.

 

[9th Raikage]

Didn't senjus just lose alot of people during the war.

That was never stated in the manga

 

[RYUZZAKI]

I've Hear Rumours But I also want to know the Truth

 

[Shimsy]

Ok so I have been hearing that Naruto is coming to an end sooner rather than later. Like many of you I dont want it to end. I feel there are so many loose ends remaining and I would love for Kishi to do something like a Naruto series that starts from the day that the first Hokage creates and founds the leaf village.

This way we could see things like how the leaf was run, how Madara fought Hashirama for the leaf and lost, how Tobirama died and Hiruzen in his prime. And perhaps what the heck happened to all the Senju. I would love a series that focuses on that, not to mention the previous shinobi wars.

It ll b a grt idea bro.. Evn i too dont want naruto to end

 

[Jin Hayami]

Sequel. No prequel. Remember what happened with Star Wars.

 

[9th Raikage]

Sequel. No prequel. Remember what happened with Star Wars.

Do you think there's anything thing that would be a problem for Naruto in a sequel? He's already OP and he's going to get more power soon. I'd much prefer a prequel to explain the loose ends in Naruto. Not knowing what happened to the Senju annoys me.

 

[Strata Uchiha]

All good things must come to an end eventually; however, there is hope.

His mentor Akira Toriyama revived the Dragonball Z series somewhat with the new movie that's coming out.

Perhaps Kishimoto will follow in his footsteps.