The countdown has finally reached zero, and as expected, there were several big announcements for Naruto. During the Naruto stage event, which was held during Jump Festa 2016, it was announced that the 2-part Naruto prequel spin-off novels by Takashi Yano, Itashi Shinden, will be getting adapted into a TV anime, and it will be making its premiere on Spring 2016.
The Itachi Shinden anime adaptation will be titled Naruto Shippuden: Itachi Shinden-hen ~Hikari to Yami~. The anime will follow Itachi from a child dreaming to be the first Hokage from the Uchiha clan to joining the ANBU, to finally the tragedy which made him kill his family.
Meanwhile, the countdown website’s promise of the “Next Generation” has finally been confirmed as well, as the stage event also announced that Naruto creator, Masashi Kishimoto, will be doing a opecial Boruto one-shot manga for Weekly Shounen Jump! magazine, and it is scheduled for Spring 2016.
The stage event also confirmed that Kishimoto won’t be writing or illustrating a serialized Boruto manga, but he will be supervising one. The Jump Festa stage event has officially announced that there will in-fact be a serialized Boruto manga, illustrated by Mikio Ikemoto, who has worked under Kishimoto as his assistant on Naruto. Ukyou Kodachi, who wrote the Naruto – Gaara Hiden: Sajingensou, will be writing the script of the new manga, which of course will focus on the adventures of Boruto and his new generation of ninjas.
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Source: Oricon
Naruto spin-off novel, Itachi Shinden, to get a TV anime, Masashi Kishimoto to write another Boruto one-shot
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