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The story isn't nearly as good as the concept would indicate.

Along the way, he interacts with and makes friends with many fellow ninja, fighting his way towards his dream of becoming Hokage (the leader of his village). The story follows Naruto, one of these ninjas, as he grow as a ninja, from being a stupid little prank-playing brat to becoming a fine ninja. As expected of this kind of world, there's evil people, having different goals and reasons behind their evil. Of course, since they are ninjas, they fight with weapons like shuriken and kunai as well as hand-to-hand combat. Chakra is used to perform powerful attacks which (usually) belongs to either of the five traditional elements of earth, fire, water, air and lightning. they have this power flowing inside of them called chakra. The ninjas fight by using various skills, and It's an alternate world in which ninjas live. The concept of this show isn't that hard to follow.

Don't get me wrong, the show is enjoyable, but it's definitely not among the best shows out there. This wasn't the best show ever, as I had thought it would be. Everyone goes on and on and on about how great it is and my expectations for this show was equally high. The only exception to this formatting is Naruto Kai, of course.Īdded 'Help with' in the title, adding clarification.To be honest, Naruto is the most overhyped show in existence. Series are separated by season folders, and every movie has their own folder. The library is set up as 'Mixed content'.

Plex handles it just fine so I would hope Emby can do the same, rather than me requiring to change it to Naruto Shippuden and splitting them up into seasons. The issue is I can't continue from where I left off, naturally. But because 'Naruto Kai' isn't an official anime, I can't do that (or so I'm thinking), there's no play button. , I want it to display the middle play button as you would find with normal titled media. What I'm wanting to configure it to is that when I'm looking at the series in library/home like this: I have Naruto Kai, a filler-free series of Naruto + Naruto Shippuden that are separated in parts, not seasons.