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Boruto: Naruto the Movie · 2015
A rebellious son learns what makes a true shinobi.
Boruto Uzumaki harbors deep resentment toward his father Naruto, whose responsibilities as Seventh Hokage leave him little time for family. Determined to earn his father's recognition, Boruto seeks training from Naruto's longtime rival Sasuke Uchiha, while secretly relying on an illegal ninja gauntlet to fake advanced techniques during the Chunin Exams. When sinister Otsutsuki clan members Momoshiki and Kinshiki crash the tournament to extract the Nine-Tails, Naruto sacrifices himself to shield the stadium. Confronting his own arrogance, Boruto teams up with Sasuke and the four Kage on an interdimensional rescue mission.
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From the leaf village to the last shot of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, every movie, OVA, and special slotted exactly where the story actually needs it. No guesswork, no wrong order, no skipping the good stuff by accident.
Where it all begins. Ninja academy, Team 7, and the arc that turns a loud orphan into someone worth rooting for.
A light, low-stakes side mission. Skippable if you're in a hurry, fun if you're not.
Another breather special that doesn't touch the main plot, but it's classic early-Naruto goofiness.
The first movie, and it shows: simple stakes, snow, and a princess who needs rescuing. Fun, not essential.
More ambition this time: an ancient artifact and a genuinely solid villain. Still non-canon, still enjoyable.
A short, tournament-style bonus episode. Mostly an excuse for the cast to fight each other. *We're not complaining.*
The strongest of the original trilogy. Higher stakes, better fights, genuinely worth the watch.
Released years later, but the story belongs right here, before Team 7 as you know it changes for good. Don't let the release date fool you.
Two and a half years later. Everyone's taller, stronger, and the story finally gets serious.
A comedic 'what if they were all in high school' detour. Purely for laughs, zero plot impact.
Naruto's first Shippuden-era movie, and honestly one of the weaker ones. Watch it for completeness, not for stakes.
Better than the first, with a real emotional core tied to the Hyuga clan.
A darker premise, kekkei genkai users vanishing one by one, and one of the more underrated entries.
Time travel, young Minato, and a genuinely fun standalone adventure.
A gentle, kid-friendly short. Easy to skip, easy to enjoy if you do watch it.
Barely a story, more of a stylish crossover short. Blink and you'll miss it.
A quick, low-stakes rivalry short. A nice palate cleanser between the heavier arcs.
The fan-favorite alt-universe movie. Genuinely worth watching, not just filler with better animation.
This one's canon. Naruto and Hinata's story gets its proper send-off here, so don't skip it.
A full chibi comedy spin-off. Entirely optional, but if you love the side cast, it's a treat.
The torch passes. Naruto's now a father, and Boruto gets his real introduction.
A short, sweet epilogue that fills in exactly what the title promises.
A brief preview special, mostly for franchise completionists before the TV series starts.
The next generation takes over. A slower burn at first, but it earns its place in the family.
A 20th-anniversary highlight reel: not canon, not required. Just a nice victory lap once you've finished everything else.
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