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Ahh, Naruto and flashbacks, and fillers. It became a meme, but a lot of people don't understand why is it like this.
So why so many flashbacks?
I will remind you guys that Naruto Shippuden was aired from 2007 and where is Suzy now it was 5 years of airing, not to speak of that OG Naruto was aired from 2002 so 10 years came by, so people who watch this on a week to week basis they need a reminder WTH happened 10 years back, and that's a problem with a lot of shounen anime that was aired like this. Reminder: OG Naruto and NS was aired for 15 years.
Why are there so many fillers?
Like basically every anime Naruto follows the source material it could be either manga or light novel or rarely original script written for that anime. And because Naruto doesn't have seasons it is big junk of episodes that were aired for 15 years, they will catch up with source material. To explain Naruto is weekly Shounen Jump so that means one chapter a week. Every episode adapts at least 2-3 chapter of the manga so naturally, if you do the math it will catch up one day. Fillers are for this instance to make a turn from the main story and wait for manga chapters to release to have source material to adapt from. There are also mostly filler or mostly canon episodes to explain that the episode has some filler and some canon mix into it, so they don't adapt 2-3 chapters per episode but for example, only 1 and the rest is filler.
I know that most of you guys here already know this, but for those who don't here, you have it.
So why so many flashbacks?
I will remind you guys that Naruto Shippuden was aired from 2007 and where is Suzy now it was 5 years of airing, not to speak of that OG Naruto was aired from 2002 so 10 years came by, so people who watch this on a week to week basis they need a reminder WTH happened 10 years back, and that's a problem with a lot of shounen anime that was aired like this. Reminder: OG Naruto and NS was aired for 15 years.
Why are there so many fillers?
Like basically every anime Naruto follows the source material it could be either manga or light novel or rarely original script written for that anime. And because Naruto doesn't have seasons it is big junk of episodes that were aired for 15 years, they will catch up with source material. To explain Naruto is weekly Shounen Jump so that means one chapter a week. Every episode adapts at least 2-3 chapter of the manga so naturally, if you do the math it will catch up one day. Fillers are for this instance to make a turn from the main story and wait for manga chapters to release to have source material to adapt from. There are also mostly filler or mostly canon episodes to explain that the episode has some filler and some canon mix into it, so they don't adapt 2-3 chapters per episode but for example, only 1 and the rest is filler.
I know that most of you guys here already know this, but for those who don't here, you have it.
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