125 of 151 people found this review helpful. Female ninja students describe themselves as being "sexy" and strong. It tells me, that anything is possible if I put my mind into it.

This show truly has excellent morals. But for a beginner anime it's a great first choice. It’s not Naruto or any anime that is making children violent, it’s a lack of good parenting. Naruto Uzumaki, is a loud, hyperactive, adolescent ninja who constantly searches for approval and recognition, as well as to become Hokage, who is acknowledged as the leader and strongest of all ninja in the village. A masked man, Tobi, tracked down their l… Boy hero grows up, but still fighting aliens.

The characters often use "Damn" but nothing else.

Naruto's appearance during his battle with Pain.

It's these qualities that also make him appealing to viewers -- as demonstrated not only on television, but in DVD and video game sales as well (Parents should expect lots of wham-bam, ninja-like battles in every episode. On Netflix it’s on the kids category but it has some issues. If I've heard a kid swear on Super Nanny, I think I can live with this.I not only watched this as a small child I also watch it with my own kids of course there is some perverted humor and stuff but Disney also holds those things... also teaches a lot about even if your life isnt the best you can do and be whatever you want to be...Naruto is the best series out there. High school student Kurosaki Ichigo is unlike any ordinary kid because he can see ghosts. Naruto was rather short for his age during Part I, though he grew to be taller than Sakura in Part II. Mission: Help an Old Friend in the Land of Tea!

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Physical combat between individuals, often using weapons.Girl ninjas describe themselves as sexy; boys and girls flirt and have crushes.Words used by kid ninjas include "screwing over." Age Rating: Summary: Sypnosis : Moments prior to Naruto Uzumaki's birth, a huge demon known as the Kyuubi, the Nine-Tailed Fox, attacked Konohagakure, the Hidden Leaf Village, and wreaked havoc. Its graphics stay true to original Manga fashion, but the battle scenes take it to a whole new level of spectacular, with the introduction of 3D immersion. His one friend, ninja instructor Umino Iruka, helps Naruto overcome his feelings of inadequacy and pursue formal ninja instruction.Each episode follows Naruto's psychological, physical, and social challenges. Realize that Naruto is in the “Shonen” genre of anime, a genre whose demographic is aimed at young boys (though obviously is watched by both genders). The life of the shinobi is beginning to change. Help Your Family De-Stress During Coronavirus UncertaintyHow to Help Kids Sort Fact from Fiction About the Coronavirus Help Your Family De-Stress During Coronavirus UncertaintyHow to Help Kids Sort Fact from Fiction About the Coronavirus As an infant, Naruto wound up carrying the spirit of the demon who attacked his village, killing many -- including Naruto's parents.

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