Naruto Unleashed: Series 2 - Volume 1 DVD and 50 similar items

Naruto Unleashed: Series 2 - Volume 1 DVD (2007) cert 12 3 discs Title: Naruto Unleashed: Series 2 - Volume 1 Region: Region 2 Duration: 325 mins Format: DVD / Normal Type: DVD No. of Discs: 3 disc(s) Studio / Publisher: Starz UK Release Date: 21 May 2007 First 13 episodes of the second series of this popular anime adapted from the best-selling manga created by Masashi Kishimoto. Long ago, a powerful Demon Fox appeared in peaceful Konoha, the Village Hidden in the Leaves. Their families and homes threatened by this evil force, the Shinobis - or ninjas - fought long and hard to protect themselves but to no avail. Then, one Shinobi - known as the Fourth Hokage - made the ultimate sacrifice, sealing the spirit of the demon in the body of a newborn baby boy. Naruto Uzumaki. Twelve years later, Naruto has grown into a lonesome orphan with boundless energy, a penchant for mischief and dreams of becoming the next Hokage. Treated as an outcast by the rest of his village ever since he became the human vessel for the spirit of the Demon Fox, all Naruto really yearns for is attention and respect. With the help of his mentor Kakashi, Naruto endeavours to overcome all the challenges set before him as he struggles to develop his ninja skills and takes the first steps in realising his dream. In this volume Naruto, with Genin (rookie) teammates Sasuke and Sakura are facing the intermediate exam, which will earn them Chunin (intermediate Samurai) status. To avoid flunking and the embarrassment that entails, they must face their toughest challenge mission yet - a harrowing survival battle to retrieve two powerful scrolls. The objective is to find, retrieve and return the scrolls to the tower before rival teams on the same quest get them first. It seems plain at first but the task becomes an unexpected five-day battle for survival against all manner of hidden enemies in the Forest of Hidden Leaves. Please note this DVD is region 2 and will only work in the following regions Japan, Europe, South Africa, the Middle East (including Egypt) and Greenland, Unless you have a multi-regional DVD Player.