How old is Naruto in Shippuden and its sequel series Boruto? Masashi Kishimoto’s epic ninja manga Naruto began in 1999 and came to an end over 15 years later after 700 chapters and 72 volumes. Naruto ranks as one of the best-selling manga series of all time and spawned a sequel titled Boruto: Naruto Next Generations that arrived in 2016 and is still ongoing. Both Naruto and its sequel series were adapted into a trio of anime shows by Studio Pierrot that proved just as popular as their source material.
Studio Pierrot’s original Naruto anime series is based on the first half of Kishimoto’s manga and follows the adventures of its titular protagonist Naruto Uzumaki – a young orphan who dreams of becoming the Hokage (i.e. leader and strongest ninja) of his village, Konoha. To that end, Naruto enrolls at Konoha’s Ninja Academy where he trains for life as a shinobi dedicated to protecting his village under the tutelage of his instructor and surrogate father figure Iruka Umino.
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Naruto Uzumaki is just 12 years old when he graduates from Konoha’s Ninja Academy and joins a squad known as Team 7 with fellow graduates and ninjas-in-training Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno – Naruto’s long-time rival and love interest, respectively. Much of the original anime show focuses on Naruto's time spent training with Team 7 on various missions to advance to a higher rank of ninja and around a year passed during its run, making Naruto 13 years old when the series ended. However, how old is Naruto in Shippuden?
Naruto: Shippuden is Studio Pierrot’s adaptation of the latter half of Masashi Kishimoto’s manga and picks up two and a half years after the events of the original series. During the time
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