How to play

Guess the episode and pin the location. Press Space to submit a ready guess. Five different episodes per game, up to 10,000 points each.

1–220 Naruto → 1SH–500SH Shippuden. One continuous slider; SH starts immediately after Naruto 220. Use the slider to choose an episode.

Closer guesses earn more points. Zoom into Konoha to reveal local landmarks. Click a landmark label or place a precise pin. Detailed-location rounds award up to 3,000 location points for a world-map guess and up to 5,000 for a local guess. Scenes known only to village level accept the whole village. Distances are map-relative, not kilometres. Locations are approximate. Places with no confirmed world coordinates use the Unmapped Sites inset; open it below the map. Scroll, pinch, or use + / − to zoom. Drag to pan. Use the Spotify player at the top to play the original Naruto soundtrack. Playback availability depends on Spotify and your browser; you can also open the album in Spotify.

Every frame in the collection has a reviewed village or landmark location. Map pins are approximate; a village-level scene does not imply a confirmed building.

Complete ranked missions to advance. Your rank scroll reveals the requirements for your next rank. Earned ranks are kept. Unanswered rounds count as zero when a mission is left unfinished. Create a profile before starting a ranked game; progress is saved to your ChatGPT account.

Current collection: 302 reviewed frames from 170 episodes and 41 playable locations. Different stills from one episode can appear across games, never twice in the same game. Contains spoilers.

Sources

Frames and episode numbers: NARUTO Official. The game displays separate episode numbers: Naruto 1–220 and Shippuden 1–500.

World map: the map supplied by the player, simplified with image editing to remove the original text, legend and inset panels. Village insignia, names and landmark pins are added as a separate interactive layer. Added labels appear as you zoom. Locations without confirmed world coordinates use a labelled game inset, not a fabricated geographic position; country and village emblems remain enabled at every zoom level, while landmarks appear as you zoom. denotes approximate placement. Country names are omitted. The coastline and borders follow the supplied reference. It is a fan compilation, not an official atlas; uncertain placements remain approximate.

Added settings were checked against official episode stills and summaries. Frame sources remain available after each answer. The bank includes 30 named settings; this does not imply 30 canonically mapped coordinates. Shimogakure is an atlas label only. Hoshigakure, Mount Myoboku, the southern hideout, Tsuchigumo territory, Tonika and Fushu Castle use the Unmapped Sites inset.

Emblems: canonical country and village designs reproduced on Wikimedia Commons. These are sourced reproductions, not newly invented symbols or official publisher asset files. Individual credits and licenses: symbol sources.

Konoha: an original top-down game schematic, informed by the fan map attributed to Shiiruba. It is not an official village plan. Landmarks and distances are approximate; denotes schematic placement. The Forest of Death tower is an outlying-area marker. The village is an enlarged inset, not to geographic scale. Scenes without a confirmed building remain village-level targets.

Rank portraits: player-supplied Konohamaru, Shikamaru, Kakashi, ANBU mask and Hashirama images, framed around their faces. Genin uses Naruto from the official anime. Artwork sources ↗.

Music: NARUTO Original Soundtrack by Toshio Masuda, streamed through the official Spotify player. Rank-up celebrations use the classic Naruto-Arena victory cue. Victory audio source ↗.

Equipment chooses your map marker and portrait set. Rank portraits are representatives for the game and do not assert the character’s canonical rank. Female portrait sources ↗.

Naruto © Masashi Kishimoto / SHUEISHA, TV Tokyo, Studio Pierrot. This game is not affiliated with the rights holders.

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