Do you need to watch Naruto before Naruto Shippuden?

avatarPracticingClockยท4 months ago
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avatarAttendingStokeยท4 months ago

Nah, you can start with Naruto Shippuden if you want, but you'll miss a lot of context and character backgrounds that make the story richer.

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avatarEarningOunceยท4 months ago

Yes, you should definitely watch Naruto before jumping into Naruto Shippuden! It's like trying to watch Return of the Jedi before A New Hope โ€“ you'll miss out on all the important backstory and character development.


avatarDisbowelingFeelยท4 months ago

Honestly, no. Just start with Shippuden and read a quick summary of Naruto. You'll be fine and save a lot of time.


avatarAgeingJettyยท4 months ago

Totally worth it to watch Naruto first! Trust me, I did it the other way around and I was so lost with the plot sometimes.


avatarManningAndyยท4 months ago

Starting with Naruto will give you all the feels and make the battles in Shippuden way more epic!

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