A new crossover comic will bring together Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto and the heroes of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic series . In the story, four anthropomorphic turtle brothers will go on an action-packed adventure in a world of ninjas.
Kishimoto's masterpiece, Naruto, has had many collaborations with various media projects in the past. One of the most successful collaborations was with Michael B. Jordan. Recently, a collaboration between Sanrio and Junji Ito was also announced .
The increasing popularity of anime has led to many media projects wanting to collaborate to attract a wider audience. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) is a comic book series first published in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. In 2009, the rights to the TMNT comic book series were sold to a media company.
After going through several publisher changes, IDW Publishing finally took over and started publishing new comics from this series since 2011. Meanwhile, Naruto is one of the most popular Shounen manga which started in 1999 and ended in 2014. This manga is published by Weekly Shounen Jump in Japan.
With a major collaboration between the publishing studio and one of Japan's leading manga, TMNT has the potential to regain the spotlight among a new generation. The latest collaboration between the two media outlets is scheduled for release in October 2024, with an exact date yet to be determined.
There is also no official synopsis circulating at this time. However, a cover art by DC comics artist Jorge Jimenez ( Justice League ) has been released. However, it is not the final artwork for the collaborative project. Fans are very excited about this collaboration and are curious to see how the turtles will try out jutsu techniques in the Naruto world.
Given that the turtles also master ninjutsu, they wanted to see how the techniques would be applied in the context of Kishimoto's story. There is currently no information on who will be involved in the collaboration project. However, many fans are hoping that Jorge Jimenez will contribute.
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