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16 Years Later, Naruto: Shippuden Is the Best and Worst of Shonen Anime
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Where To Watch Naruto Shippuden Dubbed

Sometimes you just don't want to read.

Naruto Shippuden is one of the most iconic anime series ever and while the best way to watch it is subbed letā€™s be honest, we donā€™t always want to read subtitles and thatā€™s where the dub comes in. Dubbed anime has a bad reputation, but Naruto Shippudenā€™s English dub is surprisingly watchable if you know where to find it.

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How to Stream Naruto Shippuden Dubbed

16 Years Later, Naruto: Shippuden Is the Best and Worst of Shonen Anime
Screenshot via Studio Pierrot

The only place to stream dubbed episodes of Naruto Shippuden is Hulu. The Disney-owned streaming service has almost all of the showā€™s run in English, but the plan is for the entire thing to be available on the service dubbed before 2025.

Unfortunately, international fans who canā€™t use Hulu might have a little trouble. There donā€™t seem to be any streaming alternatives out there unless youā€™re happy to watch it subbed, which is available on Crunchyroll. However, you can watch it dubbed if youā€™re happy to spend a little cash.

iTunes, Amazon, and YouTube all offer dubbed episodes of Naruto Shippuden to purchase at varying prices. Of course, when youā€™re talking about 500 episodes it is not going to be cheap and for that reason, weā€™d suggest investing in the media physically rather than digitally. Naruto Shippuden is available in full on DVD so it might be easiest to start your physical collection.

Whatever option you choose, there are ways to enjoy this iconic series in English, and who knows, it could come to a different streaming service like Netflix in the future.


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Ryan Galloway
Ryan is a Senior Staff Writer for The Escapist who has been working at GAMURS since 2020. He covers a wide variety of topics between anime and gaming and boasts a degree in Journalism from Murdoch University. Email: [email protected]