What are the worst arcs in Naruto?

8 Saved: Fourth Shinobi World War: Confrontation.

Can I skip Naruto arcs?

About 40 percent of the entire series was filler, and some of it was actually pretty decent. Not only did they have excellent writing and animation, but some filler arcs also added to the story with meaningful contributions.

Why is Naruto so weak now?

There are two main in-story reasons for Naruto’s relative lack of strength in the Boruto sequel series. Naruto’s goal as Hokage is to protect the village, and this involves more than just learning new moves. Secondly, the ninja world is currently in an era of peace, which has made the villages weaker in general.

What are the most important arcs in Naruto Shippuden?

Naruto: The 10 Best Arcs In The Whole Franchise, Ranked

• 3 The Chunin Exam.
• 4 The Fourth Shinobi World War.
• 5 Akatsuki’s Suppression Mission.
• 6 The Fated Battle Between Brothers.
• 7 The Five Kage Summit.
• 8 The Search For Tsunade.
• 9 Kaguya Otsutsuki Strikes.
• 10 Sasuke’s Recovery Mission.

What episode is Pain’s assault?

Pain’s Assault focuses on the attack of the Akatsuki leader on the Hidden Leaf. It stretches from episodes 152 to 169 and from episodes 172 to 175.

Is Pain arc the best?

The Pain Invasion arc is considered one of the greatest parts of Naruto Shippuden. There are a few moments where the animation gets a little funky, but it contains some of the most important moments in series history. What’s more, the titular protagonist really shines in this arc.

What happens at the end of Naruto Shippuden arc?

The arc is only included in the anime and is the creator’s attempt at showing how much Naruto has caught up to Sasuke. The storyline ends up weakening Sasuke as a character and reunites Team 7 right before they split up. The arc also has to put Sasuke back in the hospital for the standoff with Naruto.

What is the point of the Asuma arc in Naruto?

The arc does introduce fans to the idea of nature release and helps Naruto grow his wind release. Additionally, the arc gives a little more background on Asuma and his role with the twelve guardian ninja. All of this matches the manga, but the problem comes with the pseudo-jinchuuriki concept brought up through Sora.

Why is this anime arc not in the manga?

This is one of many ‘filler’ anime arcs not found in the manga. Because it is filler, nothing of any real importance happens. Filler happens because the anime production schedule sometimes runs ahead of the manga (presumably, Naruto filler runs with its arms trailing behind it).

How would you rank Kakashi’s story arcs in Naruto?

It would be impossible to rank the personal story arcs of everyone in Naruto without mentioning the brilliance of Kakashi as a character.