Between the Manga Version of “Naruto” and the Anime Version, there are 10 Big Differences

Manga and anime are very different from each other.

Naruto doesn’t make a lot of big changes to the overall story, unlike some anime that make a lot of big changes to the original manga (like Tokyo Ghoul: Re). This might seem like a lot of big changes are taking place, but the main story is still the same. According to the two stories, there are a few important differences in the way they tell the same thing

Anime and manga are very different. Let’s look at some of them

1  The Anime fights last a lot longer than they did before

 

There are a lot of Naruto fans who don’t like how long the fight scenes are in the show. During exciting fight scenes, long fight scenes can be great. However, if they’re not well-paced or have too many flashbacks, the fights may seem like they’re going on for a very long time. There were fights that lasted for a long time in the anime. Consequently, they didn’t appear that way in the manga. They were made to fill time while Studio Pierrot waited for Masashi Kishimoto to reveal the next plot point.

 

2  Because There Are So Many Filler Arcs in the anime, it doesn’t seem very interesting at first

A lot of people don’t like Naruto because it has a lot of filler arcs. In fact, about 40% of the series is filler. A lot of the filler arcs can be fun and interesting. They also can show us new things about the characters we already know and love. But a lot of them are confusing, contradictory, and just plain pointless. It was because the anime and manga were coming out at the same time. There were a lot of times when the anime needed to give the manga a chance to keep up with the story before it could move on.

3 In the Anime, Sasuke goes to prison

 

It’s in the manga, and Kakashi tells Sasuke that he won’t have to serve any time for his crimes against Konoha. When you watch the anime, he’s seen in a jail cell in the city of Konoha. It looks like he served a small amount of time before being released.

4  It looks different in each version of Neji’s Forehead Decoration because they are all different

On Neji’s forehead, there is a symbol called a manji. It is significantly a Buddhist symbol that means 10,000. Moreover, it is often used to show that everything was made. It looks a lot like the symbol used by Nazi Germany, the swastika, but a manji doesn’t look like that. An X instead of a manji was used to avoid confusion.

 

5  Plot points were moved

 

In the anime version, many plot points are moved around a lot. To make sure that the story still makes sense after the filler is added or to save a certain scene for a future filler.

 

When Shikamaru becomes a chain in the manga, Naruto and Jiraiya are looking for Tsunade. This is an example of the first. To save space, Tsunade promotes Shikmaru herself when she returns and becomes Hokage. Filler arcs like the Land of Tea Escort Mission take up a lot of time, so she does it herself.

 

After rescuing Naruto from a valley of death, Kakashi goes to see Obito at the Memorial Stone to talk to him about how it went. Anime: This scene was cut from the show, then used in a different episode.

 

6  In the Anime, Neji’s funeral became everyone else’s funeral

Manga and anime show a funeral service at the end of the Fourth Great Shinobi World War, but they don’t show it the same way. Neji Hyuuga died during a fight in the manga, so the funeral service is for him only. When it’s shown in the anime, it’s a bigger event to remember everyone who died in the war.

 

When a well-known person doesn’t get all the attention, it’s a little sad. However, it’s good that the village places equal value on all people. Ino and Shikamaru’s fathers died, and the memorial also lets people see how they’re feeling.

7  In the Anime, Haku’s clan membership is never talked about

As a member of the Yuki clan from the Land of Water, Haku has an Ice Release kekkei genkai, which is used by the Yuki clan. If you watch the anime, it talks about how Haku was persecuted because of his ability to use a kekkai Genkai, but it doesn’t say anything about his clan. To make the comparison to the Uchiha clan, which was persecuted in part because of their powerful Jutsu, the omission of this detail makes it hard to see.

 

8  The Anime Uses Flashbacks in order to make the story more interesting.

Unlike the manga, the anime makes a lot of use of flashbacks in the show. When flashbacks are used correctly, they can give new information about a character’s past or give context to a current scene. When they’re used the wrong way, they are a waste of time because they show viewers a lot of the same things they saw at the start of the episode. There were both versions of this in the anime, but the latter was a way to pass the time until they could make animations from the manga.

 

9  There are different ways that the Final Fight works in each version of the game

The basics of Naruto and Sasuke’s final fight are about the same in both the anime and the manga. On the other hand, there are a few things that are different. For example, in the anime, Naruto and Sasuke’s fight has a lot of flashbacks to their past together. In the manga, the fight is the main thing. The anime version, Sasuke’s fireball Jutsu is shown to be so powerful that it breaks the ground. This manga version, it doesn’t have nearly as much power as the anime version.

 

10  A few continuity problems are fixed in the animated movie.

 

In a few places, the manga itself makes a mistake in the timeline, but the anime fixes it. In the manga, for example, there is a difference when Minato teleports away with Madara’s truth-seeking balls. However, it doesn’t make sense. There was an error made in the anime. Second, Hinata’s dream of her sister Hanabi shows her with her Part 1 design. This happens even though the Part 2 design would have been more fitting. Also, the anime makes sure this mistake is fixed.

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