Naruto as an Anime

Naruto is an anime and manga sequence created by Masashi Kishimoto rooted around a loud, hyperactive, young ninja who is in a constant searching for both approval and recognition, and with a great goal to become Hokage. First published as a manga series in Japan by Shueisha in the 43rd issue of Shonen Jump magazine in November 1999, the Naruto sequence has risen in popularity exponentially and has since been licensed in the USA (becoming VIZ Media's top selling title) and nearly two dozen other countries, with the anime series by now airing in 18 countries.

Twelve decades before the start of the series, a Kyuubi (nine-tailed fox demon) attacked the Hidden Leaf Village. A swing of one of it's mighty tails could raise tsunamis and flatten mountains, chaos reigned throughout the village as it killed many people, until the leader of the Leaf, the Fourth Hokage, defeated it by sacrificing his own livlihood to seal the demon inside a new born child, that child is Uzumaki Naruto.

The Fourth Hokage would forever be celebrated as a hero for sealing the Kyuubi and saving the entire village. It was his wish that Naruto would additionally be respected in the same way he would be, however, the current was not the case. Everybody in the village avoided Naruto, regarding him as nothing more as opposed to the evil demon fox. The Third Hokage made it a rule within the village that further villagers got forbidden for mentioning this event to anyone, even this own children, but because of the way their parents treated Naruto, they mistreated him as well across most of his childhood. by Virgilio vallecera