With these four anime episodes in the mix too, that's quite a lot of new content to look forward to, and no doubt fans of the monstrously popular ninja franchise are thrilled to have it. It was also announced earlier this year that the Boruto anime would be receiving its own Shippuden-style sequel series, set to pick up sometime after the first series' conclusion, which aired back in March. The episodes are based on the first twenty-seven volumes in Part I of the manga, while some episodes feature original, self-contained storylines. It's been a good year for Naruto fans, as Kishimoto's one-shot manga about Naruto's father Minato, the topic of which was decided by fans, will be debuting on July 18, 2023. It also seems likely that these episodes will be set during the pre-time skip era, rather than Shippuden-era. The announcement Tweet seems to confirm that these episodes will be original content, rather than remakes of important episodes, as some fans speculated it might be. Ace of Diamond was, alongside Major, one of the most popular baseball anime of its era. Naruto: Shippuden is an anime series mainly adapted from Part II of Masashi Kishimotos original manga series, with exactly 500 episodes. It's also not clear if all four episodes will be debuting on that day, or if that will merely be the date of the first episode, with the remaining ones airing week-to-week. The Naruto franchise includes multiple television anime, anime films, and original video anime.
The date given is the Japanese premiere, of course, and the exact details of an English release for these special episodes have not yet been revealed. The new episodes commemorate the original animes 20th anniversary, which debuted in October 2002.
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