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In anime that were adapted from a manga, if it follows the manga, it would
either follow it faithfully (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood) or deviate from
the manga's plot line (Oran High School Host Club, Original Fullmetal
Alchemist). In my experience, anime deviations from manga normally occur
because the manga is still ongoing and original filler is not enough.

Given how both the Naruto anime and manga are still ongoing, I am wondering if
the anime of Naruto has deviated from the manga to the point where it could
break continuity with the manga

For example, the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist anime breaks continuity:

> at Laboratory 5 or when we learn who Sloth and Wrath are


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Has the Naruto Anime deviated from the Manga


As far as I can remember and can find on-line the naruto anime does not/barely
deviate from the manga. The main differences between the anime and manga is
that the anime uses a occasional filler

> They added many small details in the stories which really supports the plot
> and makes it more interesting. However, like almost all manga-turned-anime
> series, there are filler episodes, though thankfully not too many, and not
> all bad.


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