A new installment will soon be out on the platter from "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" franchise, according to Yibida.com.The first segment of the film was the 11th part of the "Naruto" films which are based on the "Manga," cartoon comics created in Japan. The famous character first debuted in "Weekly Shonen Jump" back in 1997 and went on to become a successful character of the manga version.
The news was confirmed by Masashi Kishimoto, the architect of the animated series. Masashi also revealed that the new movie will portray the relationship between two lead characters of the earlier movie, "Naruto Uzumaki" and "Sasuke Uchiha." The film will pick up from the end of the last movie, just after the "Shinobi" war where "Naruto" transforms into "Hokage" and "Sasuke" becomes a rogue ninja hunter, reported Christian Today.com.
The creator also said that the film will show a generation gap between the characters and thus taking the story line of the film to the next level. The recitation of the film is supposed to be done by "Sannin Jiraiya," who plays the role of teacher in the film and thus the new film will be seen through the teacher's perspective.
"If I decide that I want to do more stories, perhaps I will, perhaps I won't. That said, there is nothing firmly in the works at this time.Just that there is always a possibility," Masashi said, as quoted by International Business Times.
Kishimoto also said that the success of the earlier "Naruto" flicks have encouraged him to work on other possible story lines and thus give his audience a film full of excitement and adventure. He is reportedly looking forward to developing a sci-fi version of the cartoon series.
According to Latinopost.com, the inventor of the series is delighted with his team who helped him work on both the manga and animated versions of the "Naruto" story line. He confirmed that he will start working on the new series after the holiday season.
