Name: Naruto: Konoha's Story--The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Manga, Vol. 2
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Author: Masashi Kishimoto
ISBN: 9781974749096

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Naruto: Konoha's Story--The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Manga, Vol. 2

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Physical Book

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Publisher

Language

English

Pages

200

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781974749096

Synopsis "Naruto: Konoha's Story--The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Manga, Vol. 2"

A comedic story set in the universe of Naruto that features Kakashi, Guy, and Mirai Sarutobi, along with the rest of the new generation! Sarutobi Mirai has a lot to live up to as the granddaughter of Konoha's Third Hokage and the daughter of Sarutobi Asuma, the hero who gave up his life during the Great Ninja War. But as everyone continues to expect great things from her, she struggles to separate herself from her family's legacy and find her own way. Mirai's journey escorting Kakashi and Guy takes a more serious turn when their route is cut off by a massive landslide. Stopped at a village, Mirai meets Tatsumi, a young girl who lost her mother. She reveals to Mirai that she is in this particular village because there is a hot spring nearby that can bring the dead back to life. Although hesitant at first, Mirai decides to join Tatsumi and visit this hot spring for a chance to be reunited with her father Asuma Sarutobi, whom she only knows from the memories of others. What she finds is anything but the miracle hot spring she was hoping for--instead, she discovers the very cult that killed her father!

Masashi Kishimoto

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He is a renowned Japanese mangaka born on November 8, 1974, in Nagi, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. Known for his influential work in the shōnen genre. His most iconic work is Naruto, serialized since 1999, which has become one of the most popular manga series worldwide. In addition to Naruto, Kishimoto has worked on other works such as Karakuri (1998) and Samurai 8: The Legend of Hachimaru (2019). In 1996, he received the Hop Step Award for his emerging talent in manga.

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