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On October 10,Naruto’soriginal author and illustrator announced that a new canon mangatitledNaruto: Shadow Rising is set to be released sometime in 2027. This is great news if you loveNaruto. However, if you hateBoruto, it’s incredible news—or at least, that’s what some people would lead you to believe.
Japan aims to strengthen soft power diplomacy, leveraging its pop culture such as manga and anime, Jiji Press reports.
New York Comic Con (NYCC), ninjas, and new surprises? If this doesn’t make sense, that means you haven’t heard the latest announcements from the NARUTO: What’s Next? panel.
Naruto x Ninkū anime to send team 7 on a mysterious new missionUSER Updated on: 13 Oct 2026, 2:07 pm
MUMBAI: Believe it! Naruto is gearing up for a double comeback, with creator Masashi Kishimoto returning to the drawing board for a new manga while the beloved ninja franchise teams up with Ninkū for a four-episode anime crossover.
NEW YORK – A major new global project centered on the popular Japanese anime franchise Naruto was announced at New York Comic Con 2026, one of the world’s largest pop culture events, with plans for an entirely new anime production and a new manga series written by original creator Masashi Kishimoto.
Masashi Kishimoto has a new Naruto manga in the works, and Team 7 will return in a four-episode crossover anime with Ninkū. Both projects were unveiled at the Naruto panel at New York Comic Con on 10 October, with more manga details due at Jump Festa in December.
What is Naruto: Shadow Rising? Masashi Kishimoto announces new manga at NYCC Updated on: 11 Oct 2026, 4:56 pm
A newNarutomanga, set between the end of the original manga and the beginning ofBoruto, was announced last night at New York Comic Con 2026. A four-partNarutospin-off anime was also announced, but don’t get too excited on that front before you hear all the details.
Hope you like Naruto, because you’re getting plenty of it before the 2020s are over. At New York Comic-Con, a panel for the franchise unveiled what’s next for the shonen hero on both the page and small screen.