Naruto the Movie 3: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom

Naruto the Movie 3: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom Directed by na

Naruto, Sakura and Kakashi team up with Rock Lee to protect Prince Michiru and his son Hikaru on their return home to the Crescent Moon Kingdom. Easy enough, until the royal family becomes a royal pain! Prince Michiru can’t help indulging his son, even buying him a circus along the way! Naruto has a tough time putting up with both the spoiled Hikaru and a saber-toothed tiger, but the real adventure begins when they reach the Land of the Moon and find themselves facing a villainous uprising. Does Naruto have what it takes to save an entire kingdom?

Special Features Include:
The Story of Naruto: Growing Up a Ninja
Teamwork: The Art of Group Recording
Shooting for the Moon: A Conversation with the Naruto Movie 3 Producers
Original Japanese Movie Trailers
Naruto the Movie 3 Trivia

Naruto Uncut Box Set, Volume 10

Naruto Uncut Box Set, Volume 10 Directed by na

Naruto’s pursuit of Sasuke is halted by the most fearsome of the Sound ninja–Kimimaro, a ninja with an uncompromising loyalty to Orochimaru and a hair-raising Kekkei Genkai! But the Leaf Village has sent another able-bodied ninja to assist in the fight, the newly recovered Rock Lee! While the Leaf genin continue their battles against the Sound, Naruto finally catches up to Sasuke at the Final Valley, the legendary site at the border of the Land of Fire. There, Sasuke and Naruto must face each other in their most devastating battle yet, and Sasuke must make a terrible choice in his quest for power that could decide both their destinies!

Episodes No. 121 through No. 135 of the hit ninja fantasy Naruto bridge the end of Season 5 and the start of Season 6, concluding one arc of the story. Shikamaru’s mission to retrieve Sasuke from Orochimaru’s henchmen falters, but Rock Lee and three familiar ninja from the Sand Village come to the rescue. The combatants employ fantastic jutsu, especially when Gaara battles Kimimaro, who creates weapons from his own bones. Rock Lee mistakenly drinks some sake and performs his own version of the “drunken fist” martial arts style in an homage to Jackie Chan. But the story also falters: the first seven episodes focus on the same fights, which drag on and on. The plot reaches its climax as Naruto confronts Sasuke at Final Lake, atop the enormous carved guardians of a waterfall. In flashbacks, the viewer learns that Sasuke desires the power to avenge his brother’s murder of their family–regardless of its cost. The friendship he shares with Naruto makes their duel more meaningful and intense. As the strength of Orochimaru’s curse mark intensifies, Sasuke transforms, sprouting hand-like wings; some of the chakra of the Nine-Tailed Fox-Demon imprisoned within Naruto’s body emerges. A new storyline begins when Jiraiya a.k.a. “Pervy Sage,” comes to the hospital and announces he has three years to train Naruto to the level of Shinobi. Three years must pass before Orochimaru can take possession of Sasuke’s body–and in three years’ time, the sinister Akatsuki organization plans to strike at Naruto to obtain the Fox-Demon’s power. (Rated T+ Older Teen; suitable for ages 12 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, toilet humor, alcohol) –Charles Solomon

(121: To Each His Own Battle, 122: Fakeout: Shikamaru’s Comeback! 123: The Leaf’s Handsome Devil! 124: The Beast Within, 125: The Sand Shinobi: Allies of the Leaf, 126: Showdown: Gaara vs. Kimimaro, 127: Vengeful Strike! The Bracken Dance! 128: A Cry on Deaf Ears, 129: Brothers: Distance Among the Uchiha, 130: Father and Son, the Broken Crest, 131: The Secrets of the Mangekyo Sharingan! 132: For a Friend, 133: A Plea From a Friend, 134: The End of Tears, 135: The Promise That Could Not Be Kept)

Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow Directed by Tensai Okamura

Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow Directed by Tensai Okamura

Naruto and the rest of Squad 7 take on a new mission: bring popular movie star Yukie Fujikaze to the Land of Snow, where they’re filming the final scenes of her latest movie.Trouble is, she’s even more headstrong than Naruto, and she doesn’t want to go! Her reluctance may be connected to what else lies in wait for them; three rogue Snow Ninja and a tyrannical ruler seeking the key to a mysterious treasure…

The first feature based on the popular adventure-comedy Naruto, Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow takes knuckle-headed ninja-in-training Naruto Uzumaki to an unexpected place: a film set. With Sakura, Sasuke, and Kakashi-sensei, he must protect Yukie Fujikaze, the temperamental star of a series of period melodramas. Yukie is rude to her fans (including Naruto), throws tantrums, gets drunk, and mistreats her co-workers. But she doesn’t seem to be in any danger until the director decides to shoot her new film in the Land of Snow. In the frozen north, the ninja bodyguards discover Yukie is really Koyuki Kazehana, the long-lost princess of an icebound realm that’s been usurped by her evil uncle Doto. Naruto and his friends use exotic jutsu (and plain brute strength) to defeat Doto’s minions. The Naruto TV series takes place in a timeless Neverland, and the regular characters feel out of place in a modern setting, making jokes about movie-making. But the film plays like an extended episode of the show, with Naruto’s boy-scout-from-the-wrong-side-of-the-tracks determination and perseverance winning the day–as his fans expect. (Unrated, suitable for ages 12 and older: violence, alcohol use) –Charles Solomon

Buy Cheap Naruto Shippu Den (OST) From Phantom Sound & Vision

Naruto Shippu Den (OST) From Phantom Sound & Vision

For those such as myself, who are avid fans of the Naruto series, you should be very familiar with the show, and the wonderful music behind it. One of the best parts about watching the anime (to me at least) is to experience the combination of good quality visuals, and stunning, emotional music that triggers so many emotions when you watch. Clearly, Toshira Masuda was doing something right, since he managed to put out 3 CDs of music from the show. Naruto Shippuuden, however, is not Masuda’s work. When Naruto made the transition to Shippuuden, they changed a few things, most notably, the music. If you’ve heard the music from the old show, you know that it was medly of different sounds, ranging from rock type fight themes to somber, soothing japanese-esque flute and strings, to the comical (and sometimes annoying) themes. This CD is a bit different, more specifically, its very dark. I suppose the music is supposed to reflect the more mature turn that the series has taken on screen, and if so, Takanashi Yasuharu, the current composer, has done an outstanding job of finding the right sound for the right moment. There are an abundance of the soothing and somber japanese-esque type songs I talked about earlier that are extreamly pleasent for easy listening, and the action and suspense themes are all excellent. Even if your not a fan of Naruto, this is something worth adding to your music library if you have a taste for scores, or just world music in general. The only downside to this is that its so freakin’ hard to come by, especially at a decent price. I was lucky enough to find it in a used CD store for $20 (the guy had no idea how much it goes for everywhere else). If you have the dough to blow, I say go for it, you wont be disapointed.

Japanese NARUTO VEST KAKASHI IRUKA COSPLAY COSTUME NEW

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Naruto Uncut Complete Box Set (Vol 1-10 Box Sets) – AMAZON EXCLUSIVE

For the first time ever- get the entire Naruto Series (episode 1 – 135) in this one Mega Bundle.

• Released on: 2008-10-14
• Format: NTSC
• Number of discs: 30
• Running time: 3375 minutes

Naruto: Deidara 12-inch Plush From Banpresto

From a Deidara fan

Cute, detailed, and cuddly Deidara
This has to be the best looking Deidara plushie out there. It’s extremely detailed, it has hand mouths, the eye scope, and a tiny bag that’s supposed to be his bag of clay. He’s quite durable and pretty big. I wasn’t expecting him to be that tall for some reason. It’s cuddly. Deidara rocks! If you like Deidara get this plush!

So cute!
This plushie is absolutly awsome! Its so adorable and I was overjoyed when I orderd it! Its a really good deal too!

Naruto Uncut Boxed Set, Volume 1

Deep within the Hidden Leaf Village, sharp and cunning Ninja carry an ultimate power while Naruto Uzumaki carries inside the ultimate secret.Twelve years ago, the fourth Hokage sacrificed himself and saved the village by sealing the Nine-tailed Fox Spirit an orphaned baby boy. Now, this plucky prankster must do what it takes achieve this life-long goal and become the next Hokage!Comes with a collectible Naruto storyboards booklet.325 minutesAudio: English, JapaneseSubtitles: English

Naruto Uncut Box Set, Volume 9 (Special Edition)

Includes Special Limited Edition Collectible: Summoning Creatures Manda, hand-sculpted and painted figurine!

Naruto returns to the Hidden Leaf Village to find Sasuke, frustrated with Naruto’s sudden growth, thirsting to fight to decide who’s the better ninja once and for all. Kakashi stops the fight before the worst can happen, but soon Orochimaru’s henchmen arrive in the village to lure Sasuke to Orochimaru with the promise of greater power, a promise Sasuke can’t refuse. In order to retrieve Sasuke, newly appointed chunin Shikamaru forms a squad of genin, including Naruto, to pursue the terrifying Sound Ninja Four. Will they catch up before Orochimaru gets his hands on Sasuke? Let the chase begin!

English dubbed / Japanese (with optional English subtitles)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10662 in DVD
• Released on: 2008-08-12
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Animated, Box set, Color, Dubbed, DVD-Video, NTSC, Special Edition, Subtitled
• Original language: Japanese
• Subtitled in: English
• Dubbed in: English
• Number of discs: 3
• Running time: 325 minutes

Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution From D3 Publisher

Naruto for the Wii? Believe it! The hit Cartoon Network series is appearing for the first time on the Nintendo Wii! Ninja action for 1-4 players in an all new game designed specifically for the Wii Controllers. Battle your way to the top as Naruto, Gaara, Sasuke, or many of the newly added characters using the Wiimote and nunchuck to master the ninja arts. Train like a ninja and perfect your techniques as you progress through the ranks. Are you Hokage material? Believe it!

Features

• Over 15 playable characters
• Ninja training mini-games with innovative uses of the Wii controller
• Multiplayer brawls for up to 4 players
• Multi-tiered, destructible environments

Customer Reviews

Great fun
My son and I have a blast playing this game. I think it makes very good use of the wii controllers. Also the different characters have unique moves with strengths and weaknesses to make game play continuously interesting.

Needs more training to become a good fighter
The Naruto series of games will most likely evolve along the lines of the Dragon Ball series of game, which is a good thing. This fighter, while frantic and fun at times, is not quite a mature fighting game yet.

Pro’s:
-Almost all of your favorite characters from the series.
-Many signature jutsu’s present and with interesting animations.
-While simplified, combat and combo system are responsive and characters are evenly balanced.

Con’s:
-Oversimplified controls leads to stale gameplay. What good is 20 characters if they all control the same? Only two attack buttons and a single button for jutsu’s make each fighter feel the same.
-Story mode is simplified and rather dissapointing. If you liked the series, the story mode is a bad retelling of it, and if you’re new to the series, the story mode won’t give you any of the excitement the show does. At least the DBZ games make more effort to include the action of the show in the story mode.
-Jutsu’s are dissapointing and add little strategy. Each character usually has one jutsu, accomplished by pressing one button, which connects in the same way, with an initial strike needing to land. No jutsu’s used as a counter (Shikamaru or Naruto’s rasengan would be ideal for this,) No long distance jutsu’s (Temari and Tenten would be ideal for this,) no projectile jutsu’s (Kankuro’s poison needles? nope. Gaara’s sand shuriken? nope.) Everybody needs to get in close and land their jutsu like a punch. Boring.
-No depth of game play.

Clash of Ninja Revolution is too oversimplified to be anything but a rental. The initial fun of pounding out simple combos and jutsu’s and unlocking new characters dissapears once you realize that the characters all feel the same and have the same strategies: bang away with preset combo’s till your meter is full then add a jutsu at the end of a combo to win. Even the special missions where you need to finish an oppenent with a specific move can be accomplished in one or two tries.
Overall, fighting game fans will find this to be cotton candy, not a nice juicy steak.

Naruto is good because of the 4 player mode
It has an issue regarding the missions… They tend to be boring sometimes. On the upside, there are new characters and you can play it with game cube controls