List of Naruto manga volumes

The Naruto manga is written by Masashi Kishimoto and published by Shueisha in the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine.[1] The series began its serialization in 1999.[2] The first two hundred and forty-four chapters are known as Part I, and constitute the first part of the Naruto storyline. All subsequent chapters belong to Part II, which continues the storyline in Part I after two and a half years. The English adaptation of the Naruto manga is licensed by Viz Media and published in the American Shonen Jump.[1]

Several adaptations have been made based on the manga, including two anime series and four featured movies. The first anime series, titled Naruto, covers the entirety of Part I over two hundred and twenty episodes.[3] The second, named Naruto: Shippūden (ナルト 疾風伝? lit. Naruto: Hurricane Chronicles), is based upon Part II, and started airing on February 15, 2007.[4] Both series are produced by Studio Pierrot and TV Tokyo, and air on TV Tokyo.[3][4] The first three Naruto movies are situated during Part I, with the fourth taking place in Part II.

Forty-four tankōbon have been released by Shueisha in Japan, with the first twenty-seven tankōbon containing Part I, and the remaining seventeen belonging to Part II. The first tankōbon was released on March 3, 2000, with the forty-third released on August 4, 2008.[5][6] In addition, five tankōbon, each containing ani-manga based one of the first three Naruto and two Naruto: Shippūden movies, have been released by Shueisha.[7][8][9]

Viz Media has released thirty-one volumes of the English adaptation of the manga.[10] In order to compensate for the gap between the Japanese and English adaptations of the manga, Viz Media announced its "Naruto Nation" campaign, where it would release three volumes a month in the last four months of 2007 in order to close said gap.[11] A similar campaign is planned for 2009, with eleven volumes from Part II of the series being released between February and April in order to catch up to the Japanese serialization. Starting with the release of volume forty-five in July, Viz will begin releasing Naruto on a quarterly basis.[12]

Contents

Volume list

Part I

Main article: List of Naruto chapters (Part I)

Part I covers the first two hundred and forty-four chapters of the Naruto manga, and is contained in twenty-seven tankōbon. All twenty-seven tankōbon have been released in Japan by Shueshia and in North America by Viz Media.[2] Viz released volumes sixteen through twenty-seven over a four month period as part of the "Naruto Nation" campaign, meant to close the gap between the Japanese and English versions of the manga. [11]

The anime adaptation of the manga has been shown in both Japan and North America. In Japan, it was produced by Studio Pierrot and TV Tokyo, and aired between October 3, 2002 and February 8, 2007 on TV Tokyo.[3] The English adaptation is shown on Cartoon Network's Toonami and YTV's Bionix programming blocks.[3]

Title Volume Release date
English Japanese Japan US
The Tests of the Ninja うずまきナルト!! 1 March 3, 2000[5]
ISBN 4-08-872840-7		 August 16, 2003[13]
ISBN 1-56931-900-6
The Worst Client 最悪の依頼人 2 June 2, 2000[14]
ISBN 4-08-872878-0		 December 26, 2003[15]
ISBN 1-59116-178-9
Bridge of Courage 夢の為に・・・!! 3 August 4, 2000[16]
ISBN 4-08-872898-8		 April 24, 2004[17]
ISBN 1-59116-187-8
The New Opponents 英雄の橋!! 4 October 4, 2000[18]
ISBN 4-08-873026-4		 August 3, 2004[19]
ISBN 1-59116-358-7
Exam Hell 挑戦者たち!! 5 December 4, 2000[20]
ISBN 4-08-873050-9		 December 7, 2004[21]
ISBN 1-59116-359-5
The Forest of Death サクラの決意!! 6 March 2, 2001[22]
ISBN 4-08-873089-9		 April 5, 2005[23]
ISBN 1-59116-739-6
Orochimaru's Curse 進むべき道・・・!! 7 May 1, 2001[24]
ISBN 4-08-873113-1		 August 2, 2005[25]
ISBN 1-59116-875-9
Life-and-Death Battles 命懸けの戦い!! 8 August 3, 2001[26]
ISBN 4-08-873147-6		 December 6, 2005[27]
ISBN 1-4215-0124-4
Turning The Tables ネジとヒナタ 9 October 4, 2001[28]
ISBN 4-08-873174-2		 March 7, 2006[29]
ISBN 1-4215-0239-9
A Splendid Ninja 立派な忍者・・・!! 10 December 4, 2001[30]
ISBN 4-08-873197-1		 June 6, 2006[31]
ISBN 1-4215-0240-2
Impassioned Efforts 弟子入り志願 !? 11 March 4, 2002[32]
ISBN 4-08-873236-7		 September 5, 2006[33]
ISBN 1-4215-0241-0
The Great Flight 大いなる飛翔!! 12 May 1, 2002[34]
ISBN 4-08-873259-6		 December 5, 2006[35]
ISBN 1-4215-0242-9
The Chunin Exam, Concluded...!! 中忍試験、終了・・・!! 13 August 2, 2002[36]
ISBN 4-08-873298-5		 March 6, 2007[37]
ISBN 1-4215-1087-1
Hokage vs. Hokage!! 火影VS火影!! 14 November 1, 2002[38]
ISBN 4-08-873341-8		 May 1, 2007[39]
ISBN 1-4215-1088-X
Naruto's Ninja Handbook! ナルト忍法帖!! 15 December 20, 2002[40]
ISBN 4-08-873368-5		 July 3, 2007[41]
ISBN 1-4215-1089-8
Eulogy 木ノ葉崩し、終結!! 16 March 4, 2003[42]
ISBN 4-08-873394-4		 September 4, 2007[43]
ISBN 1-4215-1090-1
Itachi's Power イタチの能力!! 17 May 1, 2003[44]
ISBN 4-08-873420-0		 September 4, 2007[45]
ISBN 1-4215-1652-7
Tsunade's Choice 綱手の決意!! 18 August 4, 2003[46]
ISBN 4-08-873493-4		 September 4, 2007[47]
ISBN 1-4215-1653-5
Successor 受け継ぐ者 19 November 11, 2003[48]
ISBN 4-08-873523-4		 October 2, 2007[49]
ISBN 1-4215-1654-3
Naruto vs. Sasuke ナルトvsサスケ!! 20 December 19, 2003[50]
ISBN 4-08-873552-8		 October 2, 2007[51]
ISBN 1-4215-1655-1
Pursuit 許せない!! 21 March 4, 2004[52]
ISBN 4-08-873573-3		 October 2, 2007[53]
ISBN 1-4215-1855-4
Comrades 転生・・・!! 22 April 30, 2004[54]
ISBN 4-08-873595-5		 November 6, 2007[55]
ISBN 1-4215-1858-9
Predicament 苦境・・・!! 23 August 4, 2004[56]
ISBN 4-08-873639-6		 November 6, 2007[57]
ISBN 1-4215-1859-7
Unorthodox ピンチ・ピンチ・ピンチ!! 24 October 4, 2004[58]
ISBN 4-08-873660-0		 November 6, 2007[59]
ISBN 1-4215-1860-0
Brothers 兄と弟 25 December 3, 2004[60]
ISBN 4-08-873679-2		 December 4, 2007[61]
ISBN 1-4215-1861-9
Awakening 別れの日・・・!! 26 February 4, 2005[62]
ISBN 4-08-873770-6		 December 4, 2007[63]
ISBN 1-4215-1862-7
Departure 旅立ちの日!! 27 April 4, 2005[64]
ISBN 4-08-873791-1		 December 4, 2007[65]
ISBN 1-4215-1863-5

Part II

Main article: List of Naruto chapters (Part II)

The second part of the Naruto storyline, known as Part II, encapsulates all the chapters following chapter 244, and takes place two and a half years after the end of the Part I plot. Fifteen tankōbon of Part II have been released in Japan by Shueisha. The English adaptation of the Naruto manga began serialization of Part II in the American Shonen Jump on December 4, 2007.[11] Viz media will release eleven volumes from Part II between February and April of 2009 in order to catch up to the Japanese serialization, after which it will begin releasing Naruto on a quarterly basis.[12]

An anime adaptation of Part II, called Naruto: Shippūden (ナルト 疾風伝? lit. Naruto: Hurricane Chronicles), is produced by Studio Pierrot and TV Tokyo, which began airing on February 15, 2007 on TV Tokyo.[4]

Title Volume Release date
English Japanese Japan US
Homecoming ナルトの帰郷!! 28 June 3, 2005[66]
ISBN 4-08-873828-4		 March 4, 2008[67]
ISBN 1-4215-1864-3
Kakashi vs Itachi カカシVSイタチ!! 29 August 4, 2005[68]
ISBN 4-08-873849-9		 May 6, 2008[69]
ISBN 1-4215-1865-1
Puppet Masters チヨバアとサクラ 30 November 4, 2005[70]
ISBN 4-08-873881-9		 July 1, 2008[71]
ISBN 1-4215-1942-9
Final Battle 託された想い!! 31 December 26, 2005[72]
ISBN 4-08-874002-7		 September 2, 2008[73]
ISBN 1-4215-1943-7
The Search for Sasuke サスケへの道!! 32 April 4, 2006[74]
ISBN 4-08-874039-3		 November 4, 2008[75]
ISBN 978-1-4215-1944-9
The Secret Mission 極秘任務・・・!! 33 June 2, 2006[76]
ISBN 4-08-874108-6		 December 23, 2008[77]
ISBN 978-1-4215-2001-8
The Time of Reunion...!! 再会の時・・・!! 34 August 4, 2006[78]
ISBN 4-08-874138-3		 February 2009[12]
The New Pair!! 新たなる二人組!! 35 November 2, 2006[79]
ISBN 4-08-874273-1		 February 2009[12]
Team 10 第十班 36 December 27, 2006[80]
ISBN 4-08-874288-5		 February 2009[12]
Shikamaru's Battle!! シカマルの戦い!! 37 April 4, 2007[81]
ISBN 4-08-874338-7		 February 2009[12]
The Fruits of Training...!! 修業の成果・・・!! 38 June 4, 2007[82]
ISBN 4-08-874364-6		 March 2009[12]
Those on the Move 動き出す者たち 39 August 3, 2007[83]
ISBN 4-08-874364-4		 March 2009[12]
The Ultimate Art!! 究極芸術!! 40 November 2, 2007[84]
ISBN 4-08-874432-2		 March 2009[12]
Jiraiya's Choice!! 自来也の選択!! 41 February 4, 2008[85]
ISBN 4-08-874472-8		 March 2009[12]
Secret of the Mangekyo...!! 万華鏡の秘密・・・!! 42 May 2, 2008[86]
ISBN 978-4-08-874512-1		 April 2009[12]
The Man Who Knows the Truth 真実を知る者 43 August 4, 2008[87]
ISBN 978-4-08-874552-7		 April 2009[12]
Passing Down the Senjutsu...!! 仙術伝承・・・!! 44 November 4, 2008[88]
ISBN 978-4-08-874589-3		 April 2009[12]

Movie manga

Part I

# Japanese English
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
1 August 23, 2004 ISBN 4-08-703143-0[7] October 15, 2007 ISBN 1-4215-1868-8[89]
Chapter list:
  • Prologue
  • 001. The Fugitive Princess (逃亡の姫君!! Tōbō no himegimi!!?)
  • 002. Snow Ninjas Appear (雪忍襲来!! Yuki shinobi shūrai!!?)
  • 003. The Unbreakable Heart (折れない心!! Orenai kokoro!!?)
  • 004. Don't Cry... (泣かないで・・・ Nakanaide...?)
  • 005. Yukie's Resolution (雪絵の決意!! Yukie no ketsui!!?)
  • 006. The 7 Colored Desire (七色の希望!! Nana-iro no kibō!!?)
  • 007. Spring -Epilogue- (春 〜エピローグ〜 Haru -EPIRŌGU-?)
Volume title
  • Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (大活劇!雪姫忍法帖だってばよ!!)
Cover character(s)
This ani-manga is based on the first Naruto movie, Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow, known in Japan as Naruto the Movie: Snow Princess' Book of Ninja Arts (大活劇! 雪姫忍法帖だってばよ!! Daikatsugeki! Yukihime Ninpōchō dattebayo!!?). The movie was released on August 21, 2004 in Japan, and June 6, 2007 in the United States.[90] After watching a movie of his favorite character, Princess Fuun, Naruto Uzumaki is dispatched with his team members, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno, and Kakashi Hatake, to the Land of Snow to protect the actors during the shooting of the new Princess Fuun movie. However, the group is attacked by Yukigakure ninja. After the battle, the actor playing Princess Fuun is revealed to be Koyuki Kazahana, the daughter of the previous daimyo of the Land of Snow. Unwilling to accept her role as ruler, she attempts to run away, but is found by Naruto, who encourages her to keep on trying, no matter the odds. The Yukigakure ninja are eventually revealed to be under the direction of Doto Kazahana, the brother of the former daimyo. Doto abducts Koyuki, hoping to use her keystone necklace to activate the hidden treasure in the Land of Snow. In a pitched battle, Naruto defeats Doto, and the treasure is revealed to be a generator that turned the Land of Snow into the Land of Spring and memories of Koyuki and Sotetsu Kazahana discussing about what Koyuki was going to be when she turns old. As the group leaves, Naruto receives a signed autograph from Koyuki, who has agreed to assume her duties as daimyo.
2 August 22, 2005 ISBN 4-08-703158-4[8] November 4, 2008 ISBN 1-4215-1915-1[91]
Chapter list:
  • 001. A Suspicious Mission... (疑惑の任務・・・ Giwaku no ninmu?)
  • 002. Temujin, the Knight (騎士・テムジン Kishi Temujin?)
  • 003. Haido Appears (ハイド登場 Haido tōjō?)
  • 004. Gaara Attacks! (我愛羅、突貫!! Gaara, tokkan!!?)
  • 005. Craving for Power!! (力への渇望!! Chikara e no katsubō!!?)
  • 006. Each One's Battle...!! (それぞれの戦い・・・!! Sorezore no tatakai...!!?)
  • 007. Don't Give Up...!! (あきらめない・・・!! Akiramenai...!!?)
  • 008. True Friends (本当の仲間 Honto no nakama?)
Volume title
  • Great Clash! The Illusionary Ruins at the Depths of the Earth (大激突!幻の地底遺跡だってばよ)
Cover character(s)
  • Naruto Uzumaki
  • Sakura Haruno
  • Shikamaru Nara
  • Temujin
The chapters are based on the second Naruto featured film, Naruto the Movie 2: Great Clash! The Illusionary Ruins at the Depths of the Earth (大激突！幻の地底遺跡だってばよ Daigekitotsu! Maboroshi no Chiteiiseki Dattebayo?). The movie was released on August 6, 2005 in Japan, and July 29, 2008 in the United States.[92] On a beach in the Land of Wind, Sunagakure ninja, Gaara and Kankuro among their ranks, engage a group of armored warriors. Elsewhere, Naruto, Sakura, and Shikamaru complete their mission to find a lost ferret. On their way back, they are attacked by a group of armored warriors under the direction of a young knight. The knight and Naruto's battle results in them being knocked unconscious and carried by a stream. When they awake, the knight reveals his name, Temujin, and takes Naruto to his leader, Haido, who wished to establish a utopia. However, his motives, conquering the world by finding the source of Gelel, or life energy, are eventually shown to Naruto. Even after Haido finds the source, and vastly increases his powers, Naruto and Temujin manage to defeat him together. In the finale, Temujin and his friends sail away in a ship, hoping to create their own utopia.
3 August 7, 2006 ISBN 4-08-703170-6[9] November 4, 2008 ISBN 1-4215-1916-X[93]
Chapter list:
  • 001. The Prince of the Moon Country (月の国の王子 Tsuki no kuni no ōji?)
  • 002. A Stormy Sea and a Promise (嵐の海と約束 Arashi no umi to yakusoku?)
  • 003. The Moon Country's Cruel Plan (月の国の非道な陰謀 Tsuki no kuni no hidō na inbō?)
  • 004. The 3 Ninjas (３人の忍 Sannin no shinobi?)
  • 005. Captive Michiru, a determined Hikaru (囚われのミチル、決意のヒカル Toraware no Michiru, Ketsui no Hikaru?)
  • 006. A Battle, Right Now!! (いざ決戦! Iza kessen!?)
Volume title
  • Great Excitement! The Animal Riot of Crescent Moon Island (大興奮!みかづき島のアニマル騒動だってばよ)
Cover character(s)
  • Naruto Uzumaki
  • Sakura Haruno
  • Kakashi Hatake
  • Rock Lee
  • Michiru Tsuki
  • Hikaru Tsuki
The chapters in this tankōbon are derived from the film Naruto the Movie 3: The Animal Riot of Crescent Moon Island (大興奮！　みかづき島のアニマル騒動（パニック）だってばよ！ Dai Koufun! Mikazuki Jima no Animal Panic Dattebayo!?), which is the third Naruto featured film. The film premiered in Japan on August 5, 2006.[94] Naruto, Sakura, Lee, and Kakashi are assigned to protect the prince of the Land of Moon, Michiru Tsuki, and his son, Hikaru Tsuki. Initially, Naruto is incensed by the pair's spoiled nature, especially Hikaru's. Eventually, after Hikaru shows his bravery during a storm, where he saves a tiger, Naruto warms up to him. When they arrive in the Land of Moon, the king's minister, Shabadaba had orchestrated a coup with the aid of several ninja, mortally wounding the present king in the process. As Michiru and Hikaru are shepherded to safety, the hired ninja, under the command of their leader, Ishidate, manage to abduct Michiru. Naruto convinces Hikaru to organize a rescue operation, and the ninja are defeated, with Michiru and Hikaru aiding Naruto in defeating Ishidate. After the battle, Michiru becomes the new king, learning the importance of caring for his family instead of material possessions.

Part II

# Release date ISBN
1 August, 2007 ISBN 4-08-703170-6[95]
Volume title
  • Naruto: Shippūden: the Movie (劇場版NARUTO−ナルト− 疾風伝 Gekijōban Naruto Shippūden?)
Cover character(s)
  • Naruto Uzumaki
Based on the film Naruto: Shippūden the Movie, the first film from Naruto Shippūden, this volume shows how Naruto, Sakura, Neji and Lee are assigned to protect the priestess Shion. Shion is able to seal a dangerous demon called Mōryō, but when she meets Naruto, she has a prediction of his death so she attempts not to work. However, Naruto insists that he will not die and convinces her to seal the demon. With help from various ninja from Konoha, Naruto and Shion join forces to destroy Mōryō, making Shion realize the destiny can be surpassed.
2 August, 2008 ISBN 4-08-703195-0[96]
Volume title
  • Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds (劇場版 NARUTO−ナルト− 疾風伝 絆 Gekijōban Naruto Shippūden: Kizuna?)
Cover character(s)
  • Naruto Uzumaki
  • Sasuke Uchiha
This volume is based on the film Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds. As an act of revenge, the Sky Country invade Konoha causing mass mayhem. A girl called Amaru appears saying his teacher was already attacked by those ninja and a team composed of Naruto, Sakura and Hinata go to help her. As they enter a ruins from the village they discover Amaru's teacher, Shinnō, alive, but he revealed as the one who organized the invasion to Konoha. Shinnō plans to get a scroll from Konoha to get immortality, but Sasuke Uchiha appears to stop him since his teacher, Orochimaru, has the same objective. Naruto and Sasuke decide to fight together and defeat Shinnō, though in the end Sasuke returns to train with Orochimaru.

See also

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