Was Naruto's animation still out of sync with the manga?

Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match each other, causing some discussion online. Some netizens noticed that he had more white eyes and smaller eyeballs when they watched the stills of his role as Yan Bingyun in " Celebrating Years." Some people analyzed that this might be the aftereffect of cosmetic surgery. Cutting too many eyelids led to too much white. However, there were also experts who refuted the rumor that Xiao Zhan's eyes were natural, and the whites of his eyes were a major feature. In addition, Xiao Zhan wore cosmetic contact lenses when he played the roles of " Chen Qing Ling " and " Celebrating the Year," probably to solve the problem of nearsightedness and to cover up the effects of the white of his eyes. Although Xiao Zhan's eyes were ridiculed by netizens in some dramas, his acting skills and other advantages were still highly anticipated and appreciated. In general, Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match. It was probably his personal characteristic, not caused by plastic surgery.

Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match each other, causing some discussion online. Some netizens noticed that he had more white eyes and smaller eyeballs when they watched the stills of his role as Yan Bingyun in " Joy of Life." Some people analyzed that this might be the aftereffect of cosmetic surgery. Cutting too many eyelids led to too much white. However, there were also experts who refuted the rumor that Xiao Zhan's eyes were natural, and the whites of his eyes were a major feature. In addition, Xiao Zhan wore cosmetic contact lenses when he played the roles of " Chen Qing Ling " and " Joy of Life," probably to solve the problem of nearsightedness and to cover up the effects of the white of his eyes. Although Xiao Zhan's eyes were ridiculed by netizens in some dramas, his acting skills and other advantages were still highly anticipated and appreciated. In general, Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match. It was probably his personal characteristic, not caused by plastic surgery.

Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match each other, causing some discussion online. Some netizens noticed that he had more white eyes and smaller eyeballs when they watched the stills of his role as Yan Bingyun in " Joy of Life." Some people analyzed that this might be the aftereffect of cosmetic surgery. Cutting too many eyelids led to too much white. However, there were also experts who refuted the rumor that Xiao Zhan's eyes were natural, and the whites of his eyes were a major feature. In addition, Xiao Zhan wore cosmetic contact lenses when he played the roles of " Chen Qing Ling " and " Joy of Life," probably to solve the problem of nearsightedness and to cover up the effects of the white of his eyes. Although Xiao Zhan's eyes were ridiculed by netizens in some dramas, his acting skills and other advantages were still highly anticipated and appreciated. In general, Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match. It was probably his personal characteristic, not caused by plastic surgery.

Xiao Zhan's eye whites and eyeballs didn't match each other, causing some discussion online. Some netizens noticed that he had more white eyes and smaller eyeballs when they watched the stills of his role as Yan Bingyun in " Joy of Life." Some people analyzed that this might be the aftereffect of cosmetic surgery. Cutting too many eyelids led to too much white. However, some experts refuted the rumor that Xiao Zhan's eyes were natural, and the whites of his eyes were a major feature. In addition, Xiao Zhan wore cosmetic contact lenses when he played the roles of " Chen Qing Ling " and " Joy of Life," probably to solve the problem of nearsightedness and to cover up the effects of the white of his eyes. In general, Xiao Zhan's white eyes were probably his personal characteristics, not caused by plastic surgery. However, there was no clear answer to the question of whether Xiao Zhan's eyes were plastic surgery or whether his eyes were different.

It varies. Some cartoons have really smooth and accurate lip sync, while others might not be as good.

Naruto's animation was related to the manga. In animation production, there would sometimes be some changes to the manga plot, especially in terms of character setting, plot development, and plot twists. For example, in the 69th episode of Naruto, Kishimoto made changes and supplements to the plot of the manga so that the audience could better understand the development of the story. The question of whether the animation plot would be the same as the manga plot could not be answered with certainty. Although Naruto and anime had different storylines and character settings, there were some similarities between the two. For example, the important characters in Naruto had unique skills and abilities. Their battles and storylines were often related to background stories and historical events. Therefore, in the animation production, the storyline might be adapted and adjusted to meet the audience's taste and market demand while retaining the characteristics of the manga.

Naruto's manga and animation were not synchronized. In Naruto's manga, the plot and character settings of the story appeared before the animation, and some plots in the manga were omitted or changed during the animation. Therefore, Naruto's manga and animation had some differences, but overall, they complemented each other.

Not really. The Boruto anime often includes filler episodes and storylines that deviate from the manga.

Not completely. There are some differences, but they don't change the main plot too much.

Not really. The Boruto anime often deviates from the manga and adds filler episodes and storylines.