Road to Ninja: Naruto, le film

The acclaimed Naruto series is taken on a journey through alternate realities and the depth of Naruto's character in the gripping and emotionally stirring movie Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie. Naruto discovers himself in a parallel universe where the dynamics of well-known relationships are reversed, which gives the movie a surprising twist. It skillfully combines action, drama, and self-discovery aspects, highlighting Naruto's development and fortitude in the face of unforeseen difficulties. Enthralling ninja fights and poignant character development are balanced in the film, which also features amazing animation that both captures the intensity and fury of action scenes and subtly conveys the characters' emotional subtlety.

Naruto the road to ninja, is such a lovely piece of fanservice. That hits on the feelings of the show, and give us an alternative look at the characters We enjoy.

It has a nice balance of the comedic and the serious. Friends and teachers that have got their personality twisted to something opposite. It is so fun to watch if you enjoyed the characters from The Show, to see them in this light, It is absolute hilarious.

But it's also shows a side of Naruto that we know too well, but truly put him in a dilemma of feelings. It's so sad and heartwarming at the same time.

The animation is the normal movie stuff where it feels just a bit above the normal TV show.

But to be fair, some Naruto episodes looks amazing and this mostly keeps up.

It has the same good naruto soundtrack, but there's not anything new.

It one of the few Naruto movies that is worth your time, would absolutely recommend.

Imagine that in your life, you have never met a family and one day you meet your surviving family. it's hard to forget, but because the world is different it has to be forgotten

Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie 6 is the sixth Part II/Shippūden film and ninth overall Naruto movie. It is also the first film with the story created by the original series creator, Masashi Kishimoto. Kishi has poured his profound ideals and morals into the Naruto series from Day 1 and Road to Ninja has pretty big ones. The movie has good action, comedy and drama and is interestingly and steadily paced.

Ya know that classic plot thing where the character resents the way their life is, gets a taste of life when he gets what he wants and hates it, then things return to normal and he's grateful for what he has, RTN uses this but it goes much deeper. The film relates to the canon plot more than any other anime movie I've seen, except some DB movies. Fans of Naruto will get this, knowing how Naruto's parents died at his birth and the 9-tailed fox was sealed into him, causing him to be alone and the love he should have gotten replaced with hate and shunning. He has a sincerely happy attitude in the series, but it hits him hard in the movie which is plot-constructive. Sakura has parents but resents their annoying her all the time. Also in relation to the main plot, one of the series' main antagonist, Tobi, tests his Infinite Genjutsu on them with a prototype. The IG's goal is to make a fantasy world, making Naruto and Sakura perfect test subjects.

The movie follows the jinchūriki and kunoichi learning what life would be like if they received what they wanted: Sakura's parents dead and Naruto's parents alive. The movie faces the two with the choice of running away in a dreamland or facing the harshness of life as it is and accepting reality. Naruto has what he's wanted and deserved for so long after enduring 26 or so years of hardship. That's also a main theme of the film and why it is called "Road To Ninja". One of the lines at the start of the movie is Naruto recalling what it means to be a Shinobi or Nnja, recalling his master saying, "a ninja is one who endures".

It's Hilarious to see the main characters in these new personalities and dynamics and the action and emotion is top-notch as well and there's sufficient character-development. This is hands down one of the best Naruto films and like the series itself, any viewer can watch this and take something from it. Nice job Kishi. He shows that despite how we all love these characters, their Shinobi and ninjas are meant to endure, being why he puts them through this. Keep enduring guys! 10/10.

The plot is very basic and with some gaps, the secondary characters are little explored, but the strength of this film is the emotional part, the way is explored the alternative of the naruto had parents is magnificent and the saddest I've seen in series, the soundtrack is beautiful as always, but this can be more emersive, magical and the song "no home" is the best I've heard in my life. It is for me, still the best naruto film, the most emotive and the most wonderful.