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10 Best Anime That Followed Naruto’s Legacy

By Matthew Lynch
March 14, 2024
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Anime has become a global phenomenon, drawing in millions of viewers with its unique storytelling and rich character development. Among the many series that have captivated audiences around the world, “Naruto” holds a place as one of the most beloved and influential. Following the end of this iconic series, many new anime have risen up to carry on its legacy, capturing the hearts of fans looking for that perfect blend of action, adventure, and emotional depth. Here are ten of the best anime that have followed in Naruto’s footsteps.

1.”My Hero Academia” (Boku no Hero Academia)

Much like Naruto’s dream to become Hokage, “My Hero Academia” features a young protagonist, Izuku Midoriya, who dreams of becoming a number one hero in a world where possessing superpowers is the norm.

2.”Black Clover”

Asta, the protagonist who is devoid of magic in a world where it is everything, bears resemblance to Naruto’s underdog status. “Black Clover” presents an admirable journey filled with determination and camaraderie.

3.”Boruto: Naruto Next Generations”

As the direct sequel to “Naruto,” “Boruto” continues the story through the eyes of Naruto’s son, exploring new themes while holding onto the spirit that made its predecessor great.

4.”Attack on Titan” (Shingeki no Kyojin)

Although more grim and darker in tone, “Attack on Titan” shares “Naruto’s” epic scale of storytelling and intense battle scenes that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

5.”Fairy Tail”

In “Fairy Tail,” friendship and magic are central themes that resonate with Naruto fans, along with high-energy fights and a vast world full of colorful characters.

6.”Hunter x Hunter”

With its complex characters and intricate plot, “Hunter x Hunter” echoes “Naruto’s” depth in story and character building while consistently delivering outstanding action sequences.

7.”One Piece”

The bond between Luffy and his crew in their quest to find One Piece is reminiscent of the deep bonds formed between Naruto and his comrades throughout their many adventures.

8.”Dragon Ball Super”

While “Dragon Ball Super” builds on its own legacy, it also fills the void left by Naruto for those who crave extensive battle scenes and power-ups.

9.”Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba”

This show has taken the anime world by storm with its heart-wrenching narrative and spectacular visuals — qualities that resonate with many aspects of Naruto’s own journey.

10.”The Seven Deadly Sins” (Nanatsu no Taizai)

With a group of powerful characters each having their unique abilities as they take on formidable enemies, “The Seven Deadly Sins” provides both camaraderie and epic battles much like Naruto.

Each one of these anime captures certain elements that made Naruto exceptional: strong character bonds, perseverance through challenges, impressive world-building, and high-stakes confrontations. Whether you’re an old fan or new to anime entirely, these series will offer something familiar yet fresh as they follow in the footsteps of a classic while carving out paths all their own.

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