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A new Naruto anime film is reportedly planned for an October 10 reveal at New York Comic Con

Anime Corner reported September 9, citing Variety, that the panel is expected to announce a new animated film and its worldwide premiere. New York Comic Con independently confirms the franchise panel, but its public schedule does not name a film, and the Naruto owner has not formally announced that project or said it is in production. The current development is therefore the sourced expectation of an announcement, not a confirmed movie.

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Naruto's Shinobizato attraction schedules birthday greetings and limited photos on Awaji Island from October 10 to 12

Nijigen no Mori announced on September 7 that Naruto will appear at the Hokage Rock plaza at noon on October 10, 11 and 12, followed by a rock-paper-scissors contest at 2 p.m. Individual photos are limited to 15 groups per day through first-come numbered tickets distributed when the attraction opens. On Naruto's October 10 birthday, participants will also form the Konoha symbol for a commemorative group picture.

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Naruto sets an NYCC 2026 roadmap panel with the Japanese voices of Naruto and Sasuke

NARUTO: What's Next? is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on October 10 on New York Comic Con's Empire Stage at the Javits Center in New York City, United States. Takeuchi and Sugiyama will appear for updates on the anime, the Naruto Card Game, other new projects and a future franchise roadmap. The listing does not identify any individual announcement or release date in advance.

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Anime India Mumbai's first edition brings regional fan communities together through cosplay and creator panels

Hindustan Times documented cosplay activity, panels, workshops and fan zones spanning Demon Slayer, Naruto, Jujutsu Kaisen, Doraemon and Pokémon. Guests included Naruto director Hayato Date and Sakamoto Days producer Ryota Hasegawa, alongside music performers ASCA, Luna Gaomi, Yura Akari and Mofmofmo. Attendees described travelling from several Indian regions, but the report supplies no audited attendance total or demographic measure.

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