
Returning home to Konohagakure, the young ninja celebrate defeating a group of supposed Akatsuki members. Naruto Uzumaki and Sakura Haruno, however, feel differently. Naruto is jealous of his comrades' congratulatory families, wishing for the presence of his own parents. Sakura, on the other hand, is angry at her embarrassing parents, and wishes for no parents at all. The two clash over their opposing ideals, but are faced with a more pressing matter when the masked Madara Uchiha suddenly appear...
A wish‑granted Konoha turns nightmare as Naruto and Sakura battle to save a world that isn’t theirs.
After a triumphant return to Konoha, Naruto and Sakura find their celebrations sour. Naruto, still haunted by the void left by his missing parents, envies the families cheering his teammates, while Sakura, embarrassed by her own parents’ over‑protective antics, wishes they’d never existed. Their bickering is cut short when a mysterious masked figure—later revealed as Madara Uchiha—snatches them into a parallel Konoha where fate has taken a different turn. In this alternate reality, Sakura’s parents are revered war heroes who sacrificed themselves a decade ago, and, astonishingly, Naruto’s own parents, Minato and Kushina, are alive, healthy, and ready to welcome their son home. At first, the duo revels in the impossible—Naruto finally gets a family dinner, and Sakura enjoys a quiet life free from parental embarrassment. But the illusion shatters when a new menace threatens this utopia, forcing them to defend a world that isn’t theirs. As the stakes rise, Naruto and Sakura must reconcile their deepest wishes with the harsh truth that altering destiny comes at a price, all while scrambling to locate the masked Madara and find a way back to their original timeline.
This Naruto Shippuden film sends Naruto and Sakura to an alternate reality where their parental situations are reversed, blending standard ninja action with an emotional exploration of family longing and grief. Expect fantasy violence on par with the series and some bittersweet themes that may resonate strongly with viewers who have experienced loss.
Naruto Shippuden the Movie 6: Road to Ninja has 1 episodes.
Naruto Shippuden the Movie 6: Road to Ninja is currently finished airing.
Naruto Shippuden the Movie 6: Road to Ninja was produced by Studio Pierrot.
Naruto Shippuden the Movie 6: Road to Ninja aired Jul 28, 2012.
Naruto Shippuden the Movie 6: Road to Ninja is based on a Manga.
This Naruto Shippuden film sends Naruto and Sakura to an alternate reality where their parental situations are reversed, blending standard ninja action with an emotional exploration of family longing and grief. Expect fantasy violence on par with the series and some bittersweet themes that may resonate strongly with viewers who have experienced loss.

Haruno, Sakura
Main
CV: Nakamura, Chie

Namikaze, Minato
Main
CV: Morikawa, Toshiyuki

Uzumaki, Kushina
Main
CV: Shinohara, Emi

Uzumaki, Naruto
Main
CV: Takeuchi, Junko

Aburame, Shino
Supporting
CV: Kawada, Shinji

Akamaru
Supporting

Akimichi, Chouza
Supporting
CV: Fukuda, Nobuaki

Akimichi, Chouji
Supporting
CV: Itou, Kentarou

Deidara
Supporting
CV: Kawamoto, Katsuhiko

Gamabunta
Supporting
CV: Naka, Hiroshi

Gamariki
Supporting

Haruno, Mebuki
Supporting
CV: Ikura, Kazue

Haruno, Kizashi
Supporting
CV: Matsumoto, Yasunori

Hatake, Kakashi
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Kazuhiko

Hidan
Supporting
CV: Terasoma, Masaki

Hoshigaki, Kisame
Supporting
CV: Dan, Tomoyuki

Hyuuga, Hinata
Supporting
CV: Mizuki, Nana

Hyuuga, Neji
Supporting
CV: Toochika, Kouichi

Inuzuka, Tsume
Supporting
CV: Fujiki, Seiko

Inuzuka, Kiba
Supporting
CV: Toriumi, Kousuke

Jiraiya
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Houchuu

Kakuzu
Supporting
CV: Hashi, Takaya

Konan
Supporting

Kurama
Supporting
CV: Genda, Tesshou




2005 Spring
Ranked higher than 93% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
More popular than 96% of all anime
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