Ninja-running hot on the heels of the company’s line of Dragon Ball shoes, Adidas is back with more anime-inspired footwear. The next set of sneakers will be based on Naruto, and sneakerhead Jean Carlos recently shared an early peek via Instagram. While there aren’t too many details at the moment, …Read more »
Live Spectacle NARUTO ~Song of the Akatsuki~ is bringing its revival performance to the stage in Osaka on October 25, followed by a run in Tokyo from November 8 to December 1. Tickets go on sale September 1 for anyone who happens to be in the …Read more »
The accompanying images above may be small, but the figure is anything but. Fans of Naruto will soon have the opportunity to show just how much they love the Hokage-to-be thanks to a life-size figure of Naruto Uzumaki, and it’ll only cost you 2.4 million yen, which …Read more »
Amazingly enough, it’s been a whopping 20 years since Masashi Kishimoto debuted his hit manga Naruto in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. A special event is on the way to Japan to celebrate later this year, with NARUTO to BORUTO THE LIVE 2019 scheduled to be held …Read more »
If you ever wanted to show the world your own ninja way, you’ll soon be able to do so in a Naruto and Boruto themed amusement park area. We previously posted about the attraction that’s on the way to Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park, and now it’s officially set to …Read more »
If you get hungry just watching Naruto chow down on ramen at his favorite noodle spot, Ramen Ichiraku, you can now do so at an official recreation. The first official Naruto ramen restaurant in the world recently opened in Shanghai’s Global Harbor, offering up plenty of ramen …Read more »
One of the coolest things Japan has going as far as stage plays are concerned is a kabuki adaptation of Naruto. One of the actors helping to bring Masashi Kishimoto’s beloved series to life in kabuki form is Bando Minosuke II, who plays the lead role …Read more »
Have you ever wanted to take over an entire floor of a shopping mall with Naruto themed activities? Of course you have! That’s what Nelke Planning—a production company that handles stage work and other events tied to anime, manga, and game properties—has in store for …Read more »
If you were wondering whether or not the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations series would be as long as Naruto, well, not if the authors behind the manga have anything to say about it. Shueisha’s Manga Plus website posted an interview with Mikio Ikemoto, who handles …Read more »
Boruto: Naruto Next Generations may be running strong, but that doesn’t mean Boruto’s Dad can’t get back in on the anime action. Naruto will be doing just that according to the latest issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, which reveals plans for a TV anime adaptation …Read more »
Have you been dying to find out what project Naruto author Masashi Kishimoto plans to tackle next? This weekend’s Jump Festa ’19 event brought some interesting news for the creator, who announced a new sci-fi manga called Samurai 8. Kishimoto won’t be handling this one …Read more »
More playable characters are on the way to Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker, both as free additions and optional Master Character purchases priced at $3.99 each. Those who opt for the latter will be able to use each character’s moves, costumes, and weapons for their …Read more »
Remember that meme about the most ambitious crossover event in history? Well, bring it back, because Bandai Namco Entertainment has just announced Jump Force, a brawler that’ll bring together Shonen Jump franchises like Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece, Death Note and more. Here’s the official …Read more »
There seem to be more plays and musicals based on anime and manga than we can keep track of these days, but this one caught our attention when it was announced a while back: a play based on Naruto done in the style of kabuki. …Read more »
We just got an update on the live-action Naruto film being produced in Hollywood. But over in Japan, they’ve already got a live-action Naruto… in the form of a kabuki play, that is. The play hits Tokyo this August, and to build up the hype, …Read more »
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