To put it in simple words, all Naruto movies are considered fillers as they do not connect to the main storyline apart from “ The Last Naruto the Movie ”.Īfter completing 500 episodes of Naruto Shippuden, you may proceed and watch “ The Last Naruto the Movie ”.Īfter finishing that movie, you have two options:
We have already made a list in a separate article talking in detail as to in what order you are supposed to watch the Naruto movies. Once you’ve completed all the episodes of Naruto and Naruto Shippuden then the next thing to watch are the Naruto Movies. What to Watch After Naruto Shippuden Episode 500? Japanese singers are very talented and Naruto part 1 & 2 has a great opening and ending songs which are worth listening to. The ending credits also come with a song that also has different animation scenes and characters.
The last 3 mins include the ending credits which give credit to all the people who worked on the episode, its animation, and all the voice actors involved in the episode. The 23 mins runtime includes the opening credits, with an opening song that changes every season and every opening has different scenes, characters, and animation depending upon the arc.Īfter the opening credits, there’s usually a small recap of what happened in the previous episode which is around 1-3 mins depending upon the Anime.Īfter that, the rest of the run time until 20 mins is the main plot of that particular episode taking place where everything related to that episode takes place. Not just Naruto but any Anime, in general, is around 23 mins average. I recommend you not to rush through the series, take your time and enjoy every single episode completely to the fullest. The above given time is the minimum number of days required to watch Naruto and Naruto Shippuden. Including filler episodes will take much more time depending on how many filler episodes you plan to watch and how many you plan to skip. Watching 2 episodes per day will take around 7-8 months depending on your consistency and again excluding filler episodes. Watching 10 episodes will take around 1 and a half months again excluding fillers. If you watch 5 episodes per day then it will take around 3 months to complete the series Excluding the filler episodes. If you’ve got the time then you can watch anywhere from 5-10 episodes per day. It varies from person to person and it also depends on their daily schedules. Some people watch around 5-10 episodes one day, some 15, and some watch around 2-3.
It depends on the individual as to how many episodes they can watch in a single day. Out of the 720 episodes, 295 episodes are filler episodes and can be skipped to save time.Įvery episode of Naruto and Naruto Shippuden is around 23 mins including the opening and the ending credits. Naruto part 1 and Naruto Shippuden have a total of 720 episodes. How Long Would It Take to Watch All of Naruto?
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