Naruto, Vol. 35: The New Two (Naruto Graphic Novel)

Masashi Kishimoto, writer / artist, was born in Okayama Prefecture in 1974. After a while at the Academy of Arts, he received the new comic artist's Hop Step Award in comic Karakuri ("Mechanism"). Kishimoto decided to build the next story based on Japanese traditional culture. The first version of Naruto, which he painted in 1997, is a one-off story about the fox's elves. His final version debuted in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1999 and soon became the most popular ninja comic in Japan

In 1999 Masashi Kishimoto debuted with a weekly boys jump with NARUTO - Naruto, NARUTO became a hot popularity for boys and girls. Kishimoto adds a contemporary touch to the ancient world of Japanese ninja, making it a popular novel. It is an animation series aired on the Japanese network this autumn. So far, with the release of all 13 book novels, the title sold 12 million copies. Kishimoto received the Hop Step Award

There are 13 original novels in Japan, of which 11 are part of the series and the other two are independent novels unrelated to the series. The first independent novel titled "Naruto - the story of a Naruto brave ninja" (2009) is a cosmic novel written by Master of Naruto, Giraia. Follows the fictional shinobi adventure called NARUTO - Naruto which is the same name as NARUTO. Immediately after the battle between Sasuke and Sui, another independent novel "Naruto Kim Leyden: Wolverine Day" (2012) was set up

In 2015, Fu Xinshan consisting of two novels and Sasuke Shinden in the novel appeared. Both are Naruto 's arc of NARUTO - Naruto. Mom: Yami and Yami are the sun rays. Hiden is a series of six light novels published in 2015 exploring the story of various characters after manga. Toshio Masuda produced and arranged a sound track of NARUTO - NARUTO. The NARUTO soundtrack was released on April 3, 2003 and includes 22 tracks used for the first season of animation. Next is Naruto Soundtrack II released on 18th March 2004, 19 songs are included. Part 3, NARUTO - NARUTO Soundtrack III, was released on April 27, 2005, totaling 23 tracks.