Product Description

BATTLE AT SEA: THE POWER UNLEASHED! Naruto, Ino and Shino are on a mission to the Sea Country and find themselves face to face with a sea monster whilst protecting a boat carrying gold. In the melee Naruto becomes separated and is left to recover with the help of a mysterious girl... The group discovers the sea monster's lair and this in turn leads them to go to the forbidden island to confront Orochmaru and his minions. Can they uncover the truth behind Naruto s mysterious savior and a sea monster plaguing the village? Another mission finds Naruto, Lee, Neji, and Tenten journeying to the Land of Stars, where a meteorite with incredible powers has been stolen! Naruto and the others begin to suspect it was an inside job when they learn that the ninja who stole the star used a special ninjutsu known only to the Star Village.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7010 in DVD
• Released on: 2009-10-26
• Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
• Formats: Animated, PAL
• Original language: Japanese
• Number of discs: 3
• Running time: 300 minutes

Synopsis
Naruto, Ino and Shino are on a mission to the Sea Country and find themselves face to face with a sea monster whilst protecting a boat carrying gold. In the melee Naruto becomes separated and is left to recover with the help of a mysterious girl...

Customer Reviews

not much more to say...
Damn it!
The other reviewer already said everything!!
I completely agree with everything said by the other reviewer.
The quality of animation dips and rises from episode to episode and the fight scenes don't really feel all that exciting.
The stories are a fairly predictable affair and always end with some sort of moral message.
I didn't find myself becoming board at all so things can't be too bad.

I will repeat what I said in the review for vol 7,1. This is exclusively filler and is not essential by any means, but there is some fun to be had here so don't completely ignore this set.

Thanks for reading!

More filler
This set of thirteen Naruto episodes continues with the filler episodes of rather dubious quality. The first four episodes of the set conclude the Land of Sea storyline in a predictable way. Following this is another four episodes of really quite poor episodes which although funny in places, are nevertheless forgettable. The final five episodes in the set begin the Land of Stars storyline which despite being very predictable as well, is probably one of the better filler storylines so far.

As I have already said, many of the episodes in this set are rather poor quality with some rather terrible comedy plotlines and some rather week writing. The exception to this I the Land of Stars storyline which, as I have already said, is easily one of the better storyline and despite some trouble with predictability it is still interesting and has some nice emotional moments as well. If it wasn't for this I probably would have given this set only two stars but the Land of Stars storyline easily bumps it up to three stars in all.