Asked to steal a scroll from the Hokage, Naruto manages to complete the task and learn its secrets … the multiple doppelganger technique (that fans now know as Shadow Clone Jutsu). When an offer is made by another teacher to gain admittance into the Academy, Naruto jumps at the chance by following orders. While the rest of Naruto’s classmates move on to the next stage in Shinobi training – the Ninja Academy – Naruto is left behind. On top of that, Naruto isn’t even able to make an impact in school as he fails to produce a proper duplicate of himself. This is an act that not only irks the Third Hokage but worries just about the only person in the village that actually does care about Naruto … his teacher Iruka-sensei. In the first chapter, we find Naruto defacing the Mount Rushmore-like faces of the village’s past and present Hokage (leaders of the village). So what can you expect from Naruto but mischief and bad behavior. As a result, the people of the village looked down on the boy, never wanting to be close to him for fear of the spirit that nearly destroyed the very village. The first volume introduces a boy named Naruto Uzumaki who is seen in the Hidden Leaf Village as a social outcast thanks, mostly, to the fact that a dangerous demon spirit known as the Nine-Tailed Fox was imprisoned within Naruto when he was an infant. On top of the benefits of a hardcover with a really colorful dust jacket, the Collector’s Edition of Naruto’s first volume pays tribute to a long-running series that truly does deserve such a loyal fan following. If you’re anything like me, your First Edition copy is already well worn out. Naruto is one of those series that not only deserves the Collector’s Edition treatment but practically demands one. If anything, VIZ Media’s current Collector’s Editions are killing my wallet but once you get your hands on one you’ll see why this is the edition that should be right there on your book shelf. Wallet Deflating Jutsu!: One Hardcover Edition You Must Not Pass Up Publisher: VIZ Media (SJ Collector‘s Edition)
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