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Naruto Uncut Box Set, Volume 8 |  | Director: Hayato Date
Actor: Naruto
Studio: VIZ VIDEO
Category: DVD
List Price: $49.95
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Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 23428
Format: Animated, Box set, Color, Dubbed, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled
Languages: English (Subtitled), Japanese (Original Language), English (Dubbed), Japanese (Dubbed)
Rating: Unrated
Region: 1
Discs: 3
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Running Time: 325 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.6 x 1.2
MPN: 782009238041
UPC: 782009238041
EAN: 0782009238041
ASIN: B001570GV0
Release Date: June 10, 2008
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Product Description
Naruto and his friends face another series of tests to become ninja.
Amazon.com
The 8th set of the hit ninja-fantasy Naruto spans the end of Season Four (2004) and the start of Season Five (2004-2005). The first episodes conclude the battle between Jiraiya, Lady Tsunada (who will become the Fifth Hokage), and Naruto on one side, and Orochimaru and his henchman Kabuto on the other. The combatants invoke numerous jutsu and summon three animals often linked to supernatural warriors in Japanese folklore: a toad, a snail or slug, and a serpent. This duel between good and evil includes some of the most dynamic fight sequences in the Naruto continuity. A subsequent visit to a hot spring turns into a farce as Jiraiya lives up to his nickname of "Pervy Sage," and Naruto mistakenly tries help a pair of would-be bill collectors. The battle against Orochimaru has left the Hidden Leaf Village short of trained ninja: Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura are sent to protect a runner in a high-stakes race in the Land of Tea without Kakashi-sensei to supervise them. Naruto proves his growing strength and maturity, not through his use of battle techniques or magical jutsu, but by demonstrating his dedication to his friends and to completing his mission. Everyone's favorite ninja-in-training remains a knucklehead, but he's a knucklehead with some admirable qualities. It all adds up to one of the most satisfying installments in this popular series. (Rated T+ Older Teen; suitable for ages 12 and older: violence, toilet humor, grotesque imagery, tobacco and alcohol use) --Charles Solomon
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 I liked the episodes, but the bonus features were predictable April 13, 2010
Lesley Aeschliman (Enumclaw, WA)
Naruto Uncut Box Set 8 is a three DVD disc set that contains episodes ninety-three through one hundred and six of Naruto. The first disc contains four episodes, the second disc contains five episodes, and the third disc contains five episodes and the special features. The focus of this box set is Tsunade assuming the position of the Fifth Hokage, and the Land of Tea race.
The first extra in the set is labeled as "Production Art." This consists of ten pages, which are model sketches of some of the Naruto characters. There is a sneak preview of Naruto Uncut Box Set 9, which runs for roughly four minutes. Next is "From Sketch to Screen," which contains eight pages of storyboards from episode ninety-three. For each storyboard, you can choose to see the clip that the storyboard is for. You can also see the English credits in the "Extras" menu.
A link in the extras menu labeled as "Trailers" takes you to a set of trailers. There are promos for the Naruto Ninja Destiny and Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution video games. The promo for Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution is the same tutorial with poorly mastered audio that appeared on Naruto Uncut Box Set 7. There are also trailers for Bleach, Buso Renkin, Death Note, and The Prince of Tennis.
Next in the extras menu is a selection labeled as "Manga." This link takes you to advertisements for Shonen Jump Magazine, the Naruto manga, and two pages featuring other Shonen Jump manga titles.
Even though I expect the lack of special features on these sets, it's still a little disappointing that Viz Media didn't go to more effort to try to have a better variety of special features on the box sets. However, if you're a Naruto fan that wants to collect all of the episodes on DVD, then the Naruto Uncut Box Set 8 would be a good addition to your DVD library.
In order to write this review, I checked out a copy of this DVD box set through the King County Library System.
 total awesomeness! August 6, 2009
James R. Isaac (usa)
wow, as a 15 yr old teen when i first bought this dvd uncut box set at the mall, it blow my mind away!! , uncut naruto is always best so this dvd deserves a 5/5 for amazing episodes and uncut bloody action, also i wish uncut naruto was on adult swim cuz this is the best! also what was funny when tsunade cusses and when konohamuru face was in tsunades bussoms>:D i cracked up laughing:D edited sucks cuz they take everything away:( i think naruto should be 4 teens only...
It was what we wanted! August 1, 2009
Britny Easterly (Oregon)
Nothing wrong with it when it was shipped and it was just the season we wanted. We couldn't find it in stores...thank all goodness for Amazon!
Naruto Uncut Box Set Volume 8 October 12, 2008
seanthecynical
Good series. Thoroughly entertaining. Good animation. Good storytelling. Recommended for any one who likes Naruto and Ninjas.
 Worth it, lots of fillers though August 11, 2008
Morgan (Minnesota)
Naruto uncut box set 8 is well worth the money, it has a lot of fillers and the battles seem to drag on for a while, but all in all it's worth it and there's some good action in it!
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