aauf.blogg.se - Naruto original series episode 177

TL DR there's no one filler list that 100% agrees with each other, viewer discretion is advised.

Source for most of this information was the Naruto Wiki. In the manga, it was between what became the first and second series (the time jump).Īdditionally, none of the movies are based on Manga plots. For both the original Naruto series and Shippuuden, which episodes should I watch if I want to avoid the filler. Ep 422-423: "Konohamaru's training" arcĪlso of note is the Kakashi backstory "Kakashi Gaiden" is shown in the Shippūden (Ep 119 - 120), which is out of order as to how it appeared in the Manga (Chp 239 - 244). For both the original Naruto series and Shippuuden.Ep 303 - 320: From the "Shinobi World War" Arc.Ep 290 - 295: "Chikara" Arc 500 Episodes (total) celebration.Ep 144 - 151: "Tsuchigumo Kinjutsu" Arc.Ep 54 - 71: "Twelve Guardians Ninja" Arc.Naruto and Jiraiya leave the village for training, and others begin training as well Ep 216 - 219/20: "Ultimate Weapon" Arc - Note that 220 is part of this arc, but also includes some canon when.

Ep 202: "The Top 5 Ninja Battles!" Recap Episode.

Ep 194: "The Mysterious Curse of the Haunted Castle".

Ep 193: "Viva Dojo Challenge! Youth is All About Passion!".

Ep 192: "Ino Screams! Chubby Paradise!".

Ep 185: "A Legend from the Hidden Leaf: The Onbaa!".

Ep 174: "Impossible! Celebrity Ninja Art: Money Style Jutsu!".

Ep 161: "The Appearance of Strange Visitors".

Ep 158: "Follow My Lead! The Great Survival Challenge".

Ep 148 - 151: "Search for the Bikōchū" Arc.

Ep 142 - 147: "Mizuki Strikes Back" Arc.

Ep 136 - 141: "Land of Rice Fields" Arc.

Ep 136 - 219-ish (This is where they let the Manga truck along a lot).

Ep 26: "Special Report: Live From the Forest of Death" - Summary Episode.

Both series have a fair share of anime exclusive plots, so here's the breakdown of Anime exclusive plots: The second is Naruto: Shippūden, which starts after that jump and continues onwards. The first is Naruto, which covers events up until the 3 year time jump in the manga. Here's where you can find the movies.The Naruto anime is broken up into two "Series". However, if you're looking for the "Naruto" movies, things get a little more complicated. Hulu does offer the show in its original Japanese with English subtitles, as does the service Crunchyroll.