The protagonist of the tale is a young, brash ninja named Naruto Uzumaki, who resides in Konoha, a village hidden beneath a leaf. Most people avoid and disregard him since, many years ago, a fox demon named Nine Tails attempted to destroy the village but was imprisoned inside Naruto when he was a young child. Naruto sets out to become the village leader, or Hokage, in order to establish himself as a force for good. Naruto joins Team 7, led by skilled shinobi (ninja) Kakashi Hatake, after he graduates from the ninja academy. Sasuke Uchiha, who desires to kill his brother in order to exact revenge on his clan, and Sakura Haruno also join Naruto. Naruto and Sasuke work together to perfect their jutsu through a series of assignments as they battle.

"Naruto" was more grounded in concept—despite its obvious inspirations—because it could address important morals and themes that make for compelling storytelling. Many can already relate to Naruto's status as an outsider. He is also the least skilled ninja in his class when he first joins. Even if we've seen these clichés used a lot, it's still interesting to see what they do with this character. Not only does he grow as a person, but he also actually learns how to conquer his inner devil. I also enjoy how Naruto and Sasuke are both trying to achieve their own goals while having similar histories of losing their families. Naruto's desire to establish his value and Sasuke's

This is ironic because, in my opinion, this series' supporting cast is what really makes it memorable. It could have been so simple to limit the primary characters' complexity. However, many of them do have characteristics that allow us to relate to them in some way. Characters with intriguing backstories and arcs, including Shikamaru, Rock Lee, Neji Hyuga, and Gaara, all contribute greatly to the character development of the series. Like with Naruto, many of them are denigrated due to their personal situations or the restrictions their communities have imposed on them. Some of them are first difficult to read, but as you come to know them, you find yourself interested in their development and following their

I should also mention that the structure of this series gives the impression that it is the first chapter of a longer story. This program creates characters and storylines that are left unfinished so they can be developed in a future season. For instance, in one storyline, Itacchi, the brother of Sasuke, makes a comeback and joins the Akatsuki, a renegade shinobi group that is pursuing Naruto in search of the Nine Tails. It sparks a brief argument between the characters, and the topic is never brought up again. It's evident that they included storylines like these in order to carry them out and find a resolution later on. This is actually the case, as part of the primary focus of the follow-up series "Naruto: Shippuden" is this battle.