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How long to watch Naruto

The short answer

Watching every episode of Naruto takes about 88 hours: 220 episodes across 4 seasons, or 3.7 days of nonstop watching. At two hours a day, that's 44 days, about 6 weeks. Specials aren't counted, and every episode counts at its own running time.

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Total watch time

88hours

3.7days

watching nonstop

44days

at 2 h a day, about 6 weeks

220episodes

in 4 seasons

Hours a day
Speed
Naruto, season by season
SeasonEpisodesTime
Season 15220h 48m
Season 25220h 48m
Season 35421h 36m
Season 46224h 48m

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Before you start

Good to know

These figures are for the original Naruto, which ran from 2002 to 2007 and follows Naruto's early years as a young ninja. The story carries on in Naruto Shippuden, which is more than twice as long, so most people who finish one go straight on to the other.

FAQ

Questions about Naruto

How long does it take to watch all of Naruto?

All of Naruto takes about 88 hours to watch, or 3.7 days without a break. That's every aired episode in its 4 seasons, using each episode's own running time.

How many episodes and seasons does Naruto have?

Naruto has 220 aired episodes in 4 seasons, not counting specials. The longest season is Season 4, with 62 episodes and 24 hours 48 minutes of viewing.

How long does Naruto take at two hours a day?

At two hours a day, Naruto takes 44 days, about 6 weeks. At four hours a day it takes 22 days. Change the hours per day in the calculator above to see your own pace.

How long is an episode of Naruto?

An episode of Naruto runs about 24 minutes on average. The total on this page adds up every episode's own running time rather than multiplying an average.

Is Naruto finished?

Yes. Naruto has ended, so its 4 seasons and 220 episodes are the whole show and the total on this page won't change.

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