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What is the story of Naruto?

Naruto Uzumaki is a young ninja who dreams of becoming the chief of his village. He is the main protagonist of the series. The series begins with an attack on the village, and Naruto is forced to go on a mission to retrieve a scroll. During this mission, a disturbing figure from Naruto's past appears. This triggers a series of events that change Naruto's world forever.

Naruto is the son of the Fourth Hokage (the ruler of Konohagakure). Naruto is trained by his sensei, Iruka Umino, to become a ninja. Naruto has many friends, including Sakura Haruno and Sasuke Uchiha, and has a rival in Sasuke. Naruto's class is often at odds with Sasuke's, which is led by Uchiha. One day during a practice, Naruto's class is attacked by Uchiha. Naruto and Sasuke fend off the attackers. The next day, Naruto is blamed by the village for being responsible for the attack and is ostracized by the village. He discovers that the attacker was an Uchiha. Naruto sets out to find Uchiha and takes revenge. He manages to find Uchiha, but the latter escapes. Naruto vows to get stronger and bring Sasuke back to the village. Naruto is finally able to become a ninja and get his revenge.

What is Boruto's story?

Boruto Uzumaki is the son of Naruto and Hinata, and the star of The Next Generation. Boruto is going on a mission to retrieve a scroll. During the mission, a disturbing figure from Boruto's past appears. This triggers a series of events that change Naruto's world forever.

Boruto is Naruto and Hinata's son, and the star of The Next Generation. Boruto is going on a mission to retrieve a scroll. During the mission, a disturbing figure from Boruto's past appears. This triggers a series of events that change the world of Naruto forever.

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