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The Naruto watch order weaves the original 220 episodes, all of Naruto Shippuden and the start of Boruto together with 11 movies, 5 OVAs and several side-story novels in one chronological sequence. Begin with episodes 1-5, then the Find the Four-Leaf Red Clover OVA, and continue through the original series with films like Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow slotting in after episode 101. Shippuden starts fresh at episode 1, with Naruto Shippuden the Movie following episode 32 and later films — Bonds, The Will of Fire, The Lost Tower, Blood Prison and Road to Ninja — placed at their correct points among the episode blocks. Side novels such as Kakashi Hiden and Sakura Hidden fill gaps near the end, with The Last: Naruto the Movie bridging into the next generation. Boruto then opens with episodes 1-51 before Boruto: Naruto the Movie and the run to episode 293. This is the full correct order including all movies and OVAs.
Start with Naruto episode 1, watch the original series through episode 220, then all of Shippuden, then Boruto.
The movies sit between episode blocks around when they opened. They are side stories.
The original series and Shippuden both include long filler stretches; the ranges are on those rows.
Boruto's TV series is 293 episodes, and this page lists all of them.
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#1–12 · 12 entries
Naruto episodes 1–5. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
3 people are here, including witchylunax, toheeb and Maria TantieA 17-minute side story about hunting a four-leaf clover. Optional; the TV episodes do not need it.
Naruto episodes 6–19. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A 27-minute side story. Optional; nothing in the weekly series depends on it.
2 people are here, including GingerNinja and BasketManNaruto episodes 20–101. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
3 people are here, including Alphonse, saudmsh and PrincesskittyA 40-minute side mission at a waterfall village. Optional; the TV plot does not use it.
The first Naruto film, about 90 minutes. A side story slotted here by its 2004 release.
Naruto episodes 102–160. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
The second Naruto film (2005). A side story; the TV episodes continue without it.
Naruto episodes 161–196 are filler. The manga skips this stretch, so you can skip it too.
The third Naruto film (2006). A side story placed here around its theatrical release.
Naruto episodes 197–220. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.

#13–36 · 24 entries
Shippuden episodes 1–32. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
The first Shippuden film (2007, about 94 minutes). A side story, not required for the TV plot.
Shippuden episodes 33–71. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Shippuden film Bonds (2008). A side story slotted here by its release, after episode 71.
Shippuden episodes 72–126. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Shippuden film The Will of Fire (2009). A side story; the TV series continues without it.
Shippuden episodes 127–143. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Shippuden film The Lost Tower (2010). A side story placed here around its theatrical opening.
Shippuden episodes 144–196. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Shippuden film Blood Prison (2011). A side story; skip it if you only want the TV plot.
Shippuden episodes 197–219. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A 14-minute extra of Naruto sparring Konohamaru. Optional; it is not part of the TV plot.
Shippuden episodes 220–251. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
Road to Ninja (2012), about 109 minutes. A side story placed here by its release date.
Shippuden episodes 252–483. Follows the manga, with filler episodes mixed in.
A Hiden side novel, filed here as manga. Optional reading; the anime continues without it.
Shippuden episodes 484–488. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
Shippuden episodes 489–493. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
The Last (2014), the film that bridges Shippuden and the next generation. About 112 minutes.
A Hiden side novel, filed here as manga. Optional reading; the anime order continues without it.
Shippuden episodes 494–500. This stretch adapts the manga, with no filler episodes in it.
A Hiden side novel, filed here as manga. Optional reading beside the end of Shippuden.
2 people are here, including orewa_shriji and rzeninA Hiden side novel, filed here as manga. Optional reading; the anime order does not depend on it.
A 10-minute special of the day Naruto takes the office. Optional; it sits after Shippuden.

#37–39 · 3 entries
Boruto episodes 1–51. Mostly anime-original, plus some manga episodes.
The 2015 Boruto film, about 95 minutes. A side story placed on this page after episode 51.
3 people are here, including sherlock, Saram jawad and gotieBoruto episodes 52–293. Mostly anime-original, plus some manga episodes.
8 people are here, including Fahad055, IceStone and zeldafan89101Watch Naruto in this order. 39 entries, chronological.
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Start with Naruto episode 1, watch the original series through episode 220, then all of Shippuden, then Boruto. The movies sit between episode blocks around when they opened. They are side stories. The original series and Shippuden both include long filler stretches; the ranges are on those rows. Boruto's TV series is 293 episodes, and this page lists all of them.
The OVAs, the Hiden novels, and the filler ranges noted on the episode blocks. The movies are side stories too. Do not skip ahead from the original series: Shippuden starts after episode 220.
Start with Episodes 1–5 (Naruto), then continue with Find the Four-Leaf Red Clover! (Naruto), Episodes 6–19 (Naruto), Naruto: The Cross Roads, Episodes 20–101 (Naruto), and Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (Naruto), followed by 33 more entries. The full Naruto watch order on this page has 39 entries across 3 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Naruto has 1013 TV episodes in this order, plus 11 movies and 5 OVAs.
Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow comes right after Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (Naruto), The Legend of the Stone of Gelel comes right after Episodes 102–160 (Naruto), Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom comes right after Episodes 161–196 (Naruto), Naruto Shippuden the Movie comes right after Episodes 1–32 (Naruto Shippuden), and Bonds comes right after Episodes 33–71 (Naruto Shippuden), and 6 more are placed in the list above.
Yes. 9 entries are marked optional: Find the Four-Leaf Red Clover! (Naruto), Naruto: The Cross Roads, Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (Naruto), Chunin Exam on Fire! Naruto vs. Konohamaru! (Naruto Shippuden), Kakashi Hiden: Lightning in the Icy Sky (Naruto Shippuden), and Sakura Hidden: Thoughts of Love, Riding Upon a Spring Breeze (Naruto Shippuden), and 3 more. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Naruto has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.