In the main storyline of the "Naruto" saga, and with the manga's ending shown last November, we learned that in the end, he became the seventh Hokage, in command of the Hidden Leaf Village. Thus, he fulfilled his dream and led the new generation as Hokage, leaving the continuation to his son, "Boruto".
Many fans wonder... how was this appointment made? How did Naruto react to fulfilling his greatest wish?
The answer, my friends, is in the book "Naruto: Hiden Zai no Sho Official Movie Book," which will be given to the 2 million Japanese people who will be watching the new Boruto: Naruto the Movie in theaters on August 7th.
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It includes the one-shot manga "The Day Naruto Became a Hokage" by Masashi Kishimoto himself, which will reveal what happened on that very special day of Naruto's appointment.
