The successor of the Naruto theatrical version of the Will of Fire

Otherwise, there would be no aniyouku in Japan.

If you want to see, next April.

The time is the same as "Bonds".

Don't think about it, there are early ones on the Internet now, I read it yesterday, and you will have it in a search.

If you want to see, next April.

To put it bluntly, the introduction problem. Very well understood. Japanese animation is not so easy to be officially introduced. Doraemon is a miracle.

It's not a matter of not being free, it's a copyright issue.

This is different from the update method of the TV version, which is copyrighted when the theatrical version is used.

In Chinese mainland, it is the *** version, but it is not a public release (no company introduced). It will be relatively late, and the *** version will only be released when the theatrical version is not popular.

Released in China. Only Hong Kong in January 2010, Taiwan.

The theatrical version is equivalent to a movie, and like the movie, there is no preemptive version, at most there is a trailer. The original Japanese version, the English preemptive version, which will only be available in Naruto TV, because the TV version involves few copyright issues, and the copyright of the theatrical version (movie) is protected. For example, who will give me the next "Nightclub" in the past two days?

I want to see it. That's also impossible. China's fastest release in Hong Kong and Macao will be released next year.

In Japan, there is no doubt that it will be released on August 1.

This is the release time of "Bond" in Hong Kong.

On January 29, 2009, the Naruto theatrical version of Narutoshippuden (Trippuden 2: Bonds) will be released in Hong Kong

This post was posted on 1/18/2009 23:37. But he said the film very accurately, and Chinese mainland had not yet been released at that time. The Hata Shika in the post is another name for the Hong Kong and Taiwan version of Kakashi).

Naruto- Inheritor of the Will of Fire Released on August 1, 2009 Released in Hong Kong and Taiwan in January 2010. The official version of Chinese mainland *** was released in April 2010.

This link was mistakenly written as 09 for 10 years due to a mistake at the time

The film is directed by Masahiko Murata, written by Junki Takekami, and starring Junko Takeuchi, Kazuhiko Inoue, Chie Nakamura, Satoshi Hino, Shotaro Morikubo and other main voices, and was released in Japan on August 1, 2009. The film is the 6th theatrical version of "Naruto", revolving around the disappearance of the core ninjas of the four major countries, telling the story of the most serious crisis in the history of Konoha Village, the country of fire, which is facing the simultaneous attack of the four major powers, and Tsunade's order to save his hometown no matter how many sacrifices he makes.

In order to track down the whereabouts of the four inheritors of the Blood Inheritance Limit, Sakura (voiced by Chisaki Nakamura), Naruto Uzumaki (voiced by Junko Takeuchi), Kakashi (voiced by Kazuhiko Inoue), and Sakai were ordered to go. However, he lost his target on Mount Meru at the junction of Iwakushi and Kusakure, and Naruto and Sakai were also seriously injured. After that, the former Konoha ninja who called himself Keryuhu (voiced by Hoshi Ichiro) unilaterally declared war, and he was expelled from Konoha for practicing Onibud Luojutsu, and now he is trying to collect 5 blood inheritance limits to become an immortal perfect ninja, and then launch the fourth ninja war.

At this critical moment, Kakashi felt a call from Beryuhu. With the loss of their most important mentor, Naruto, Konoha Village, and even the Ninja Nations face unprecedented challenges ......

This film is a theatrical version of the original book of the same name by manga artist Kishimoto Kishimoto.