NARUTO WALL OF HOKAGE 3D model

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The other parts sell separate. Wall included. All pre-scaled and print tested. Product garanty 100%. The total dioram collection is: 7 characters. And a wall with a base. This not come all together. here you are only buying the WALL OF HOKAGES.

Naruto (ナ ル ト?), Romanized as NARUTO, is a manga series written and illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto. The play tells the story of a teenage ninja named Naruto Uzumaki, who aspires to become the Hokage, leader of his village, with the purpose of being recognized as someone important within the village and among his companions.

The series is based on a one-shot that Kishimoto made in August 1996 for Akamaru Jump magazine.3 As of November 1999, Naruto is published by Shūeisha in the Japanese weekly magazine Shōnen Jump, 4 being compiled since then in seventy-two volumes. The success of the manga caused its plot to be adapted into an anime produced by Pierrot and distributed by Aniplex, which was broadcast on the television network TV Tokyo on October 3, 2002. The first season lasted 220 episodes, and was created shortly after. a sequel, Naruto: Shippūden, which began airing on February 15, 2007. In addition, Pierrot has produced nine films based on the series, both from the first and second seasons, as well as several original animations. Other pieces of merchandising include a set of light novels, artbooks, video games and collectible cards developed by different companies. On October 6, 2014, with only five posts remaining, the end for the manga was announced, which concluded on November 10, 2014.

Both the manga and the anime have reached notable distribution in other countries: the manga is published in more than thirty-five countries9 and the anime is broadcast in more than sixty.10 11 12 The Spanish versions are published by the publishing house Ediciones Glénat in Spain, 13 Larp Editores in Argentina, 14 and Grupo Editorial Vid in Mexico and the rest of Latin America.15 At present and after the closure of Glénat in Spain, the distribution of the manga became by Planeta de Agostini Cómics.16 While VIZ Media is in charge of distribution in English, where it has become one of the company's most successful publications. The delay associated with the translation and adaptation has encouraged its distribution over the Internet (via scanlation and fansub) shortly after it appeared in Japan, 17 with which the work is disseminated long before it is officially translated in other countries.