Is the Naruto manga worth reading after watching the anime?

All in all, it’s worth to read the Manga after the anime. You might feel that it was small as compared to the anime, but 700chapters can’t be done that easily. Further you will get to see the actual things that MASASHI KISHIMOTO drew. P.S. : You will definitely get confused in the Sasuke vs Itachi Sharingan fight.

What order should Naruto be watched?

Below is the order in which you should watch the original Naruto TV series and Movies.

1. Watch Naruto episodes 1-101.
2. Watch Naruto The Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow.
3. Watch Naruto episodes 102-160.
4. Watch Naruto The Movie: Legend of the Stone of Gelel.
5. Watch Naruto episodes 161-196.

Is Naruto manga same as anime?

One of the most obvious differences between the manga and anime is that the manga doesn’t have any filler story arcs, while the anime has plenty. In fact, Naruto is well-known as an anime with copious amounts of filler content. The reason for this is typically because the series is moving ahead of the manga.

Should I read Naruto or watch anime?

Naruto is beyond motion anime. When you read naruto you get a rawer and better connection to the series. Inlike in the anime, the flow of the manga is beautiful. There is fun, there is sadness, there is depth, some characters get more footage in manga, in turn revealing something new.

Should I watch Boruto?

In conclusion, same as before, consider watching Boruto if you are interested in him as a character, or in the worldbuilding after Naruto’s ending. Hokage Naruto and most of the elder characters are barely in it. This is a new story.

Should I skip over Naruto Shippuden or watch every episode?

There’s no filler to suffer through/skip over, for one thing, and it won’t take nearly as long as watching every episode of Naruto/Naruto Shippuden. Especially considering the latter series is STILL GOING for some reason, even though they only had one issue of the manga left to adapt.

Should I read Boruto to continue reading on his father?

So, to conclude, if you liked Naruto and wish to read Boruto to continue reading on his father, you can forget about it. This is Boruto’s story; Naruto has become a secondary (or absent) character. Much of the story itself has been okay so far. I really expect it to get better, but you may not have enough patience.