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Quick Answer
- Naruto Shippuden the Movie 4: The Lost Tower(Movie · 1 eps)
- Naruto: The Magic Genie and the Three Wishes(Movie · 1 eps)
Total: ~2 episodes / 1h watch time
Naruto: The Magic Genie and the Three Wishes Watch Order(2026)
Wondering where to start with Naruto: The Magic Genie and the Three Wishes? There are 2 entries total. The order below follows release dates, which is usually the safest way to go for a first watch.
2 entries ~1h total2 movies
Full Watch Order (Release Order)
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Naruto: The Magic Genie and the Three Wishes(you are here)
6.95Movie1 eps~24min2010Studio Pierrot
Finished AiringTips for First-Timers
What you can skip
All movies/OVAs are non-canon except The Last and The Day Naruto Became Hokage — nearly all TV filler can be skipped with a filler guide
Common mistake
Watching every filler arc in order and burning out before Shippuden's main story
Short on time?
Watch canon-only Naruto and Shippuden using a filler guide, then The Last as the capstone
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best order to watch Naruto: The Magic Genie and the Three Wishes?
Release order. Start with Naruto Shippuden the Movie 4: The Lost Tower and go down the list. This is how the creators intended the story to unfold — later entries build on what came before, and watching out of order can spoil key reveals.
How long does it take to watch all of Naruto: The Magic Genie and the Three Wishes?
About 1 hours total across 2 episodes and 2 entries. At 3-4 episodes per day, that's roughly 1 days.
Can I skip the movies and OVAs?
It depends. Recap movies are always safe to skip — they just compress the TV episodes. Original movies and OVAs range from "fun side stories" to "actually important for the plot." When you're unsure, just watch them where they fall in the list above. Better to have extra context than miss something.
Release order or chronological order?
Go with release order for your first time through. Chronological can be tempting, but shows are written with release order in mind — reveals hit harder and character arcs make more sense. Save chronological for a rewatch if you want a different perspective.
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