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Pacing: Some viewers find the pacing of "Naruto" to be slow, particularly in certain arcs where there's a lot of filler content or prolonged scenes.

Filler Episodes: "Naruto" is known for its significant number of filler episodes, which are episodes that don't directly contribute to the main storyline. This can lead to frustration for viewers who want the plot to progress.

Length: With over 700 episodes between "Naruto" and its sequel "Naruto: Shippuden," the series is quite long. Some viewers may find it daunting to commit to such an extensive anime.

[costraven]

While "Naruto" is praised for its extensive character development, some viewers feel that certain characters did not receive enough attention or development, making them seem underutilized or one-dimensional.

[h347]

While Naruto has its flaws, such as occasional inconsistencies and repetitive plot elements, it offers a rich storyline with themes of friendship and redemption. Characters like Naruto and Sasuke undergo significant development, and while animation quality may vary, the series has delivered memorable fight scenes. While it's understandable to have differing opinions, dismissing Naruto as the worst anime ever made overlooks its impact and dedicated fanbase. I can partially agree wihth what you're saying.

[En3ronthegreat]

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