Where to watch naruto shippuden in the US? Naruto (220 episodes) and Naruto Shippuden (500 episodes) add up to 720 episodes, and both are widely available in the US, according to the title pages, which checked JustWatch US listings on October 29, 2026. Start with Naruto, then move on to Shippuden.
Naruto: Where to Watch the First 220 Episodes
Naruto streams in the US on Netflix (5 seasons listed), Amazon Prime Video (5), Crunchyroll (5), Crunchyroll Amazon Channel (5), Roku Channel (5), Amazon Prime Video Free with Ads (5), Netflix Standard with Ads (5), Amazon Prime Video with Ads (5) and Amazon MX Player (5).
It is also listed on Hulu (4), Hoopla (4), Pluto TV (4), Tubi TV (4) and Fandango at Home Free (3). You can buy Naruto on Amazon Video (6 seasons listed) and Apple TV (5), according to the same check.
That long list means most viewers already have a service that carries Naruto, so there is usually no need to subscribe somewhere new just for the first series. The free-with-ads options, such as Pluto TV, Tubi TV and the Roku Channel, are also worth checking first if you want to sample the show before paying anything. For the full background, see our complete Naruto title page.
Shippuden: Where to Watch the Next 500 Episodes
Naruto Shippuden, with 500 episodes across 20 seasons, streams in the US on Crunchyroll Amazon Channel (23 seasons listed by that provider), Hulu (1) and Crunchyroll (1), according to the title page. You can buy it on Apple TV (21) and Fandango At Home (18).
Season counts differ between providers, so do not be surprised if one service lists far more seasons than another: that reflects how a provider groups episodes, not a different show. Check the episode list on your service to make sure you are starting Shippuden at the beginning, and note that the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel listing groups the episodes into many more seasons than the 20-season count used elsewhere.
For the full background on the sequel, see our complete Naruto Shippuden title page.
Watch Order and the 720 Episodes
The watch order is simple: watch Naruto first, then Naruto Shippuden. Together they tell one long story, from Naruto Uzumaki’s early days as a young ninja to his later adventures as a teenager, and skipping the first series would leave out the friendships and rivalries that drive Shippuden.
220 plus 500 equals the headline’s 720 episodes, so this is a very long watch. Pace yourself, and use the episode lists on your chosen service to keep track of where you are, especially since season groupings differ. It also helps to pick one main service for the whole run, rather than switching between services, so your place and your episode order stay consistent from start to finish.
Because the run is so long, it is worth deciding early whether you prefer subtitles or a dub, and then checking that your chosen service offers that option across the episodes you plan to watch, rather than only for the first few.
Subs and Dubs
Sub and dub availability is not stated on the title pages, so check each service’s audio and subtitle menu for the episodes you want to watch. Availability can vary by episode and provider, so confirm before you start a long run, and check again if you switch services part-way through. With a story this long, a small check now can save a lot of frustration later.
For another long-running anime, see our complete One Piece title page.
For the full series guide, cast and trailer, see our complete Naruto title page.
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