
Naruto Shometsu, the fan manga that follows Naruto while ignoring Boruto, is shaping up to be captivating. Created by Tony Levallant on art and Darkos on script (known for his work on Dragon Ball Kakume), this manga explores the consequences of the 4th Great Ninja War and promises a rich and complex plot.

Two years after the end of the 4th Great Ninja War, the shinobi world is still fragile. The alliance of the five great nations has not succeeded in uniting all the hidden villages. Some, left behind and scarred by the war, harbor a deep resentment towards Konoha and the alliance. Naruto Shometsu brilliantly exploits this tension, offering a nuanced perspective on the consequences of the conflict.
Naruto Shometsu features tortured characters whose motivations are rooted in suffering and loss. Forget Manichaeism, here the “bad guys” have valid reasons to act.
Tony Levallant’s drawing style is dynamic and pays homage to the Naruto universe. The fights are intense and showcase impressive techniques.
The first chapter of Naruto Shometsu lays the foundation for a captivating storyline. The complexity of the characters, the geopolitical stakes, and the exploration of the consequences of war promise an exciting adventure.
It is fascinating to note that Darkos, the screenwriter, chooses to explore the psychology of the characters and the gray areas of morality. Naruto Shometsu promises to be an ambitious sequel that could well exceed the expectations of fans.
Don’t hesitate to discover this fan manga and share your impressions! Chapter 2 is eagerly awaited.
Naruto Shometsu is a fan manga available for free online on various manga reading platforms.
The release frequency is not yet defined. The authors have prioritized quality over speed for the first chapter, which has over 100 pages.
It is highly recommended to have read Naruto to understand the context and characters of Naruto Shometsu. Boruto, however, is not necessary as this fan manga takes place in an alternate timeline.






