Naruto Uzumaki gives a thumbs up in Naruto: Shippuden
Summary Shonen Jump's new series Kagurabachi seems to have caught the attention of one of the biggest mangaka ever, and this endorsement seals the deal for this budding series. The recommendation couldn't have come at a better time, as the manga is establishing itself as the future of the publisher.
As revealed by the official X account of the series, the creator of Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto, gave his seal of approval to the Kagurabachi manga. This is a huge deal considering how much weight Kishimoto's words have and what it means to Takeru Hokazono. Kagurabachi Just Received the Push It Needed Written and Illustrated by Takeru Hokazono Close It has already been revealed that the main reason why Hokazono became a mangaka was because of his love for Naruto, so the fact that his idol likes his series is very heartwarming. It is also interesting to note that Kishimoto also recommended Horikoshi's work in its early days, and he is now doing the same for Kagurabachi.
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