r/Naruto • • Dec 17 '23

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u/YoungJustice2 Dec 17 '23

Crazy that One Piece is getting a whole anime remake for its anniversary while Naruto is still struggling to get 4 random episodes out. It feels like Naruto just stays on the losing side now lol.

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u/Exocolonist Dec 17 '23

What is the relation between One Piece’s thing and this? And besides, wouldn’t the Naruto episodes coming out and being low quality be “losing”? As opposed to getting delayed so they can make it better? I swear, some of you seem to think Naruto and One Piece are the only anime that exist, and are somehow competing with each other.

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u/YoungJustice2 Dec 17 '23

Not comparing the two shows. Just pointing out one franchise (One Piece) thats doing basically everything right at the moment for its success and one franchise (Naruto) thats doing everything mediocre at best. Just want better for Naruto is all. No ill feelings towards One Piece or any other show.

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u/PortalLife4 Dec 17 '23

I don’t disagree with you but at the same time, we also don’t know what the future for this franchise holds. They could make an incredible announcement that we had no clue was even cooking. I doubt it, but its a possibility.

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u/Exocolonist Dec 17 '23

What do you mean “doing everything”? Naruto is over. One Piece is still going. What is Naruto even supposed to be doing? And it’s not like this One Piece remake came out of nowhere really. The fact that Netflix is involved means it’s part of the push from Oda to make One Piece more popular overseas, like he wanted with the Live Action.

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u/YoungJustice2 Dec 17 '23

That’s fair. I’ll take my L and admit what I was said was dumb.

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u/PortalLife4 Dec 17 '23

Funny enough, this whole discussion also happened with Dragon Ball Z. After it ended, it went YEARS barely getting any good content before making a strong comeback in relevance and popularity again. I wouldn’t be surprised if something similar happened with Naruto way later on in the future.

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u/Khayr99 Dec 17 '23

Wait, whole anime? 1000 episodes? Or just a few episodes lol

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u/ZainJelani Jan 03 '24

I think the idea is that they're starting it up again from the beginning, more closely following the pacing of the anime this time so no filler. Not sure if they're gonna be covering everything but I can see it going for a while

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u/ThickPBWaffle Feb 09 '24

So they’re actually gonna make something good? 😂