Naruto, Vol. 68". Viz Media. Archived from the original on March 29, 2015 . Retrieved March 29, 2015. Sōshūhen #1 Japanese release November 7, 2008 ( ISBN 978-4-08-111001-8) Contents Naruto Chapter #1 to Naruto Chapter #33 Title Naruto Third Legend: The Chūnin Exams 2 ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ三　中忍試験②, Naruto Den no San: Chūnin Shiken 2) Japanese release May 8, 2015 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113442-7) Contents Naruto Chapter #65 to Naruto Chapter #90

Title Naruto Twelfth Legend: The Akatsuki Moves!! ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ十二　暁、躍動!!, Naruto Den no Jūni: Akatsuki, Yakudō!!) Japanese release September 18, 2015 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113471-7) Contents Naruto Chapter #313 to Naruto Chapter #342Title Naruto 24th Legend: Naruto Uzumaki ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ二十四　うずまきナルト, Naruto Den no Nijūyon: Uzumaki Naruto) Japanese release March 11, 2016 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113531-8) Contents Naruto Chapter #674 to Naruto Chapter #700 a b c Alverson, Brigid (May 1, 2007). "Viz Speeds Up Naruto Releases - 5/1/2007 - Publishers Weekly". Publishers Weekly. Archived from the original on December 1, 2008 . Retrieved October 12, 2007.

Title Naruto Seventh Legend: Sasuke's Recovery 1 ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ七　サスケ奪還①, Naruto Den no Nana: Sasuke Dakkan 1) Japanese release July 3, 2015 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113456-4) Contents Naruto Chapter #174 to Naruto Chapter #200 Title Naruto 23rd Legend: The Last Battle!! ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ二十三　最終決戦!!, Naruto Den no Nijūsan: Saishū Kessen!!) Japanese release February 26, 2016 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113525-7) Contents Naruto Chapter #638 to Naruto Chapter #673 Naruto, Vol. 71". Viz Media. Archived from the original on March 16, 2016 . Retrieved March 16, 2016. Title Naruto 21st Legend: Two Madara ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ二十一　二人のマダラ, Naruto Den no Nijūichi: Futari no Madara) Japanese release January 29, 2016 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113515-8) Contents Naruto Chapter #576 to Naruto Chapter #599

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Naruto, Vol. 72". Viz Media. Archived from the original on April 22, 2016 . Retrieved April 22, 2016. Shueisha has released 72 tankōbon in Japan, with the first 27 containing Part I, and the remaining 45 belonging to Part II. The first tankōbon was released on March 3, 2000, and the latest volume 72 was released on February 4, 2015. Additionally, from November 7, 2008 through April 10, 2009, Shueisha reprinted the entirety of Part I in a nine-volume sōshūhen set titled Naruto Sōshūhen: Uzumaki Daikan ( ＮＡＲＵＴＯ―ナルト―総集編　うずまき大巻, literally, Naruto Complete Collection: Uzumaki Megavolume). [5] Part I of the manga was re-released as eight sōshūhen, called the Naruto Complete Collection: Uzumaki Megavolume ( NARUTO—ナルト— 総集編　うずまき大巻, Naruto Sōshūhen: Uzumaki Daikan). These collections have larger dimensions, preserve all illustrations in their original colour, and include other bonuses such as posters and interviews. Sōshūhen #8 Japanese release April 10, 2009 ( ISBN 978-4-08-111008-7) Contents Naruto Chapter #218 to Naruto Chapter #244 Title Naruto Sixth Legend: Clash! The Legendary Sannin ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ六　激突！伝説の三忍, Naruto Den no Roku: Gekitotsu! Densetsu no Sannin) Japanese release June 19, 2015 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113451-9) Contents Naruto Chapter #146 to Naruto Chapter #173

Title Naruto Eleventh Legend: The New Team 7 ( NARUTO－ナルト－伝ノ十一　新・第七班, Naruto Den no Jūichi: Shin: Dainanahan) Japanese release September 4, 2015 ( ISBN 978-4-08-113470-0) Contents Naruto Chapter #282 to Naruto Chapter #312 Kakashi's art of summoning is pretty funny, TBH. All those doggies hanging around with sheepish expressions manage to show the lighter side of this rather tragic character ;).

year old Naruto Uzumaki is an orphan with a nine-tailed demon fox sealed inside of him. Despite this, he's determined to become the strongest ninja in his village and earn the title of Hokage. Action scenes are good and interspersed with enough dialogue as to not get repetitive or boring. I like that the story focuses on a troubled main character -- not because a troubled main character is new, but because Naruto reacts like many kids do when they aren't given enough attention, and it's refreshing to see a manga reflect that. On the same note, I also like that he is growing and building on that trouble-making side. He's still a goofball, but he's applying himself. Awesome character growth for only four volumes. Sakura keeps to be a problematic character for Kishimoto, he simply doesn't seem to have an idea what to do with her. Here. she basically stands on the side-lines for the whole volume. I know Kishimoto's treatment of female characters in Naruto will get better, eventually, but it takes away a huge chunk of the enjoyment.