Why did the second part of the Naruto anime come out so long after the first installment?

It took quite a while for the second part of the Naruto anime to be released after the end of the first installment, mainly due to the fact that the producers needed plenty of time to prepare and produce.

First of all, the producer needs to design and produce a lot of new characters, which requires a lot of manpower and time. In addition, they also need to design new scenes, moves, story lines, etc., to ensure that the plot of the second part can maintain coherence with the first part and be able to attract the audience's attention.

Secondly, the producer also needed to rebuild the dubbing team and adjust and refine the characters in the first part to suit the audience's tastes and needs.

Finally, the producers also need to consider how to balance the coherence and innovation of the plot to ensure that the second installment can meet the audience's expectations and win their affection.

Therefore, the reason why the second part of the Naruto anime was launched quite long after the end of the first part is mainly because the producers need enough time to prepare and produce.

It's too normal for an animation to be off the air or something.,When the animation is close to the comics.,The general animation will choose the original plot or stop broadcasting.,If the comic is not closed once a week.,It's usually updated on time.,It's like Gintama.,The animation caught up with the comics.,It's been over for a while.,Now it's on the air again And,It's also very tiring to do animation.,It takes a lot of time to reset the script or something.

The comic is a weekly magazine** Only one word a week A year at most 52 words, and sometimes the publication is closed or something.

And the comic is only a dozen pages long, and the animation is more than 20 minutes long, so the comic can't help but animate.

Anyway, which feature-length animation is not original and drags the progress.

On March 23, 2017, the Naruto TV anime will also lead to the final words, and the story that accompanied the generation has finally come to an end.

Naruto is the masterpiece of Japanese manga artist Kishimoto Kishimoto, whose work began in 1999 on "Weekly Shonen Jump"**, and ended with Jump No. 50, which was released on November 10, 2014; The post-mortem manga "Naruto Gaiden: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Flower Moon" began in the combined issue of the same magazine in 2015 for a short period of time** and ended on the 32nd issue of the same year.

Naruto October 3, 2002 February 8, 2007, the first issue of the main anime, adapted from the first part of the original work.

Naruto Shippuden February 15, 2007 March 23, 2017, the second issue of the main anime, adapted from the second part of the original work.

Boruto - Naruto Next Generation - April 5, 2017 Sequel anime, adapted from the sequel manga supervised by Kishimoto Kishimoto.

Naruto SD Lee Rock's Youth Full Ninja Den, April 3, 2012 March 26, 2013, Gaiden anime, adapted from Kenshi Hirai's manga.

Naruto: Since 1999 in "Shonen Jump"**, January 1, 2003 Naruto Special *** Volume 1 was released.