火影忍者 VS Dragonball Z

raikagebee ape owns fox :P

evreythinggoes that's a tough one but i think that naruto might make it out alive if it wasn't a full moon

lfm2003 It all depends if its a full moon, if it isn't the kyuubi would defidently destroy goku, but if it was a full moon, the ape would probably win and kurama would go haywire

ImAnEasel In a fight, I don't know which main character would win, but in terms of awesomeness, Naruto kicks DBZ's ass. At least, in my opinion.

neenee22 Naruto is inspired by dbz and the matrix facts about Masashi Kishimoto you may not have known • Some of his favorite movies include Star Wars, How to Train Your Dragon, Saw, and The Adventures of Tin Tin. His absolute favorite movie is Akira. • During middle school he had begun to lose interest in drawing and instead focused on sports, but after seeing this movie poster for Akira he was so inspired that he got back into drawing. • In 2003 he got married and had kids, which directly influenced the way he wrote Minato and Kushina. He decided to give them a greater backstory and made them more heroic and self-sacrificing. • His hometown of Okayama, Japan is near Hiroshima, and his grandparents' stories about their war experiences influenced the way he wrote the war in Naruto. • He has an identical twin brother named Seishi who also wrote manga- two different series called 666 Satan and Blazer Drive. • He considers Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragonball, his biggest influence, but as a child he couldn't afford the Weekly Shonen Jump issues, so he would borrow it from his friend. • Ramen is actually his favorite food. • He cites The Matrix as a source of inspiration when designing some of the character's outfits. • From the beginning of the series he decided not to include firearm-style weapons or vehicles in the Naruto world. • When the series reached 10 volumes he was surprised because he wasn't expecting it to be so successful. Naruto is currently on its 71st volume. • When asked what he hopes readers will take away from the series, he said "In real life, it's hard for people to understand each other because of things like differences in culture or upbringing. As you grow up, you start to see that sometimes things in life don't go right. But I created Naruto to tell the younger generation that although there's hardship in life, you can get along. Other than that, I would rather let the audience themselves find out what they can get from Naruto."