'Naruto Shippuden' Finale Spoilers: Episode 500 to Feature Naruto and Hinata's Wedding

By Denise See, Christian Post Contributor Friday, March 17, 2017

The highly popular Japanese anime "Naruto Shippuden" may be coming to an end soon, with the finale scheduled to air on March 23. The final episode is expected to depict Naruto and Hinata's wedding.

According to Droid Report, the upcoming 500th episode of "Naruto Shippuden" will also act as the anime series' final episode. The long-running Japanese show has been on the air for a decade now, and it may be time to hang up the hat. The latest "Weekly Shonen Jump" hinted as much.

However, there are plenty of other clues that suggest the end of "Naruto Shippuden." For example, storylines have already been wrapped up, including that of the rivalry between Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha. Team 7 are finally together again after years of separation. Apart from that, a preview of the finale theme song was also released online.

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The "Naruto Shippuden" finale is expected to show Naruto and Hinata's nuptials. But before that, episode 499 will feature Kakashi wondering what to get the happy couple as a wedding present. It can be recalled that Kakashi was the one who turned gift-giving into a competition. Shikamaru already prepared a honeymoon package as a gift, and Gaara has everything settled. Hinata's teammates are also good to go with the special honey wine they acquired.

Kakashi will also grow concerned about the wedding preparations. And while the sixth Hokage is normally calm and collected, he will get worried about things going wrong at the wedding, like forgetting to invite anyone to the event. There is one person Kakashi should not worry about, though. It has been revealed that Tsunade, who has not been seen in a while, will be attending Naruto and Hinata's wedding.

While "Naruto Shippuden's" coming to a close would definitely sadden a lot of fans, it is important to note that the Japanese anime has had a good run. After all, "Boruto: Next Generations," featuring Naruto's titular son, will be premiering on April 5.