How To Watch Naruto On Crunchyroll In English

So, you wanna dive into the world of Naruto on Crunchyroll, huh? Excellent choice! You're about to experience ninja action, epic battles, and ramen cravings like never before.

Finding Your Way Through the Hidden Leaf...of Crunchyroll

First things first: Crunchyroll. Think of it as the Konoha Village of anime streaming. It's got tons of stuff, but finding what you want can sometimes feel like navigating the Forest of Death.

Okay, here's the super-secret technique: the search bar. Seriously! Type in "Naruto" and BOOM! Instant ninja magic.

The Dub vs. Sub Debate: A Very Unpopular Opinion

Now, for the tricky part: English. This is where the great Naruto war – Dub vs. Sub – begins. Prepare yourselves.

Let me just say it: I like the dub. ducks for cover Don't get me wrong, the original Japanese is amazing! But sometimes, I just want to understand what's happening without reading subtitles.

Hear me out! I like to multitask. I fold laundry! I bake cookies! Subtitles require my FULL attention. Which, let's be honest, I rarely have.

If you're like me, and prefer the English dubbed version, here's how to make sure that's what you're getting. Ready for this groundbreaking advice? Choose the English version!

On Crunchyroll, look for the little "EN" icon or a clear "English Dubbed" label. It's usually right there next to the episode title. Easy peasy, right?

Navigating the Seasons: From Genin to Hokage? (Spoiler Alert: Maybe!)

Naruto is a long series. We're talking Dragon Ball Z levels of long. So, you might need a roadmap.

Crunchyroll has cleverly divided things up. You'll find Naruto, then Naruto Shippuden. Think of them as Naruto: The Early Years and Naruto: The Teenage Angst Years.

Make sure you start with the original Naruto. Skipping ahead is like starting a bowl of ramen without noodles. Tragic.

Each series is then broken down into seasons. Just scroll through to find the next episode in your ninja training.

Still Can't Find the English Dub?

Okay, if you're STILL struggling to find the English dub, here are a couple of troubleshooting tips.

First, check your Crunchyroll account settings. Make sure your language preference is set to English. This can sometimes default to Japanese.

Second, try a different device. Sometimes, the app on your phone might glitch. Try watching on your computer or smart TV.

If all else fails, blame the Akatsuki. They're probably messing with the streaming services again.

Enjoy the Journey (and the Ramen)

Watching Naruto is an adventure. There will be laughter, tears, and moments that make you want to shout "Believe it!" at the top of your lungs.

Don't be afraid to embrace the cheese. This show is all about the power of friendship and never giving up. Even if it’s a little…over the top sometimes.

So, grab some ramen, settle in, and get ready to become a Naruto expert. Just maybe try not to run with your arms behind you in public. That's a little embarrassing. Trust me.

Now, go forth and binge! And remember, the English dub is perfectly acceptable. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.