Naruto has watched the first level to watch the theatrical version, I m afraid the plot won t be abl

Landlord Let's listen to it Even if the theatrical version has little to do with the anime, it is still a little related The theatrical version itself is independent If you want to watch it, it's okay Naruto has a total of 9 theatrical versions.

Naruto episode catalog.

The first 3 belong to the first part, and the last few are Shippuden, and the landlord doesn't have to see Shippuden to watch it, but the plot of the first part must at least see Naruto's cultivation of Spiral PillSpiral Pill appeared in the first theatrical version.

Part 4 can also be watched first. The rest depends on how far you see Shippuden.

The first theatrical version of "Snow Hime Ninja Method" is better to watch before 108 episodes, otherwise it will affect the mood, if you want to watch it early, after watching the wave country mission, you can watch it at about level 20.

After watching 135, you can watch the second and third theatrical versions of "The Ruins of the Illusory Land" and "The Animal Riot of the Three Days Moon Island".

Then see episode 221, it's Shippuden, you can watch it for a while, and you can watch "Naruto's Death" and "Bond".

Then after seeing 339 and 340, that is, Kakashi Gaiden, you can watch "Inheritor of the Will of Fire".

After watching 338, you can actually watch "The Lost Tower".

The next "Blood Hell" is casual for you, and it has nothing particularly to do with it.

After watching 425, you can watch "Ninja Path", although it has nothing to do with the original manga, but you will find that 491 and 531 in the anime are similar to here.

There is also a tenth theater, but it has not yet come out.

The theatrical version and the ** ones are independent.

In other words, the theatrical version is the theatrical version, and the ** is the **.

There are already 10 theatrical versions, (the tenth part has not yet been released, and it is said that it will be released at the end of February or something.) But you search the Internet now: Naruto movie version 10 will have a trailer or something (this is the table of the theater version to see for yourself: <> Wang.

Most of the theatrical versions are original, only the ninth version of "Ninja Road" was produced by Kishimoto Saishi, but it has nothing to do with the mainstream plot of Naruto, basically as long as you understand the general characters, you can watch it.

It is recommended that you read the part of Payne Attacking Konoha (377-395) and you can almost watch the theatrical version, because there are some theatrical versions of Naruto who will use the Immortal Mode, and the Immortal Mode is the Naruto learned before Payne attacked Konoha to learn the Immortal Mode (374-376).

LZ is too worried, I watch the Hokage, and watch a few episodes from more than 330 episodes. To more than 450 episodes to watch a few more episodes. 530 is stable to see now. Now I watch the first episode of the theatrical version again, no pressure.

Some of them came after Shippuden.

I almost read it, I almost know some characters in front of me, and I can watch it when I know enough characters.

But it's best to watch the theater after watching Shippuden [Suggestion] so that the characters in front can keep up.

The theatrical version has little to do with TV.

The Naruto theatrical version doesn't have much to do with the anime.,It's just that Sasuke isn't there.,You can watch it if you want to.。

The theatrical version is an independent component set up by the Japanese government in order to make money, and the Naruto theatrical version has nothing to do with Kishimoto except for the Ninja Road, and it is all a plot made by the producer himself.

It's the last few theatrical versions to look at Shippuden.,For example, Blood Hell.,Useful to immortals.,The Way of the Ninja has a limited monthly reading.,Like the previous March Island Adventure and the like, as long as you know what the characters are called.。

The anime has little connection with the theatrical version, the anime is equivalent to the main quest, and the theatrical version is equivalent to a side quest.

I don't think it matters, you can watch it.

After reading the first 100 or so, it's about the same.

In fact, you don't need to watch it at all, I believe you can understand the theatrical version, as long as you have a certain understanding of the characters.

In fact, there is not much connection, and it can be seen directly. But it's best to watch Shippuden first.

This is the case lz, I ask you about you. Have you seen it? If you haven't seen it, I won't spoil the progression.

If you have seen it, let's introduce it in more detail.

The theatrical version is mostly independent and has little to do with the usual plot.

In fact, as long as you see Naruto's immortal mode, you can watch all the theatrical versions.

The theatrical version has little to do with anime, and you can watch it as a movie based on a book.

The sooner you watch 50 episodes, you don't have to wait for the wind to turn, like the latest, please be patient and watch it, because the Hokage is really good!!

You can watch it if you want to see it, as long as you have seen the Hokage, it is enough.

This doesn't matter much.,It's nothing to watch it in a row.,Because most of them are extra-fan.,There's nothing to worry about,

There is no connection between the theatrical version and the number of episodes.

From the first episode, it's better to watch it from the beginning. Very nice animation.

This guy is probably crazy about money, look at it, this big slip.

Personally, I think the beginning is better-looking, and the middle of the call is a bit wordy at the beginning. Oops, I'm still trying to watch...

If you look at it from the beginning, you can skip the original part of the anime if it is too much.

Keep looking at the middle can omit some.

Episode 1. Otherwise, it doesn't make sense to look at it, go and see the steel refining.

This,After my hard study of the Naruto anime, I think you should start watching the first episode.,Watch it until the middle ninja exam when Naruto defeated Ichio.,And then start watching it from my Aira beating Qing.,I've been seeing the update.。 9 in the middle don't need to look, boring! ）

I suggest starting with about 130 episodes, and after 130 episodes, it's more exciting, so I can't miss it, but as for watching from the first episode, I think it's too much of a waste of time, and the first ones aren't very exciting....

Actually, I feel like I'm watching the Hokage, it's like going through all kinds of things with the characters in it, and that feeling is good, but if the landlord really wants to save some time, I can suggest that you look at it from the beginning, after reading it, wait until Sasuke leaves the village, and after that, it's all about doing tasks, and the landlord can skip it, and after three years, Naruto grows up and will know the village, it's quite interesting,.

In fact, after you actually see the Hokage, I think the landlord may not even be willing to fast-forward, o( o

Naruto 379-382

Nagato vs Kakashi Hachiki, Nagato uses the ultimate version of the Shinra Tensei to destroy the entire Konoha Village.

If you want to see a fight, let's go out of 350.

I started watching the first episode.

136-220) original animation.

221-275) animation original.

276-291) original animation.

310-332) original animation.

364-371) original animation.

390-391) Animation Original.

Let's look at it from the beginning, because I think it's actually quite interesting at the beginning = =.

But if it's too long, it's recommended to start with the middle ninja exam.,Personally, I think that's the best part of the first part.。 It started with more than 20 episodes.

From the first episode to the last one.

It's best to watch TV series from the beginning, otherwise you won't be able to understand the wonderful places.

Look at it from the beginning, it's interesting to watch when there's a plot.

Landlord, it is recommended that you start watching from the first episode, and if you watch it from the first episode, you can fully integrate into the story section. Looking at it from the middle, I don't know the plot that started before.