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The final episode of "Naruto Shippuden" could happen this month, after being aired for several years. Meanwhile, a teaser clip for the series suggests that Tsunade will visit Naruto soon.

Finale Episode Date Of "Naruto Shippuden"

According to some reports, the end oft he anime series appears to be close. The concluding episode of "Naruto Shippuden" will allegedly be aired this month.

The immensely popular anime series has been on air for over a decade with 720 installments and 500 episodes. Konbini reported via Weekly Shonen Jump Magazine's latest issue that the finale episode is slated to air on Mar. 23.

Promo Clip Shows Tsunade Dropping By To Meet Naruto

The latest teaser video for the anime series finds Tsunade visiting Naruto. It appears that Tsunade would love to be present during Hinata and Naruto's wedding. For many, her appearance could be something to rejoice about in the final episode of the anime series since she was hardly seen after the defeat of Kaguya.

Fans of this popular series will remember that initially, Tsunade was cold towards Naruto. After all, there was a time she was not amused with anybody with dreams, especially those who had the desire of becoming Hokage. However, as time passed she has mellowed down and started caring for the titular character of the series.

Although, there finally came a time when she started appreciating Naruto. She did not hesitate to claim what a great ninja he was and that the village should use him like other ninjas.

It would be indeed great to see the two characters coming together in the 500th episode. But the finale for the series is yet to be officially declared by the creator or any other person associated with the show.

New Spinoff Series For "Naruto Shippuden"

The good news for the show's fans is that a spinoff series for Naruto titled "Boruto: Next Generations" will reportedly hit Tokyo TV soon. The series will revolve around Boruto, who is Naruto's son.

Masashi Kishimoto, the manga creator who created both series said last year that he has plans of making the spinoff series better than "Naruto Shippuden." According to ComicBook, the sequel will be based on an original story that has not yet appeared in any other manga or novel.