Parents need to know that this game is based on the Naruto manga and anime, although familiarity with them isn't required to enjoy the game. There's plenty of visceral one-on-one fighting where Naruto uses punches, kicks, throwing daggers, and special attacks to defeat opponents. The fights aren't bloody or overly graphic. The cartoon cut scenes, however, show characters getting beaten up pretty badly, including blood dripping from their wounds.
Positive messages:Naruto frequently sticks up for the weak and displays loyalty to his friends, which gradually earns him the respect of others. Naruto is hot-headed and doesn't always follow orders, but his instincts are usually correct, which makes his teachers more tolerant of his disobedience.
Violence:The ninja culture depicted in Naruto is a pretty violent one, with frequent fights. There's no blood in the game itself, however the cutscenes show more explicit violence like wounds dripping blood, bodies getting pierced with sharp objects, and comrades getting seriously injured (though it's all still depicted as a hand-drawn cartoon).
Sex:Naruto has a "sexy jutsu" special move that makes opponents swoon by projecting images of scantily clad women at them. One of Naruto's teachers likes to peep into women's bath houses.
First of all this is a great game for fans and people who hadn't even heard of the franchise.Bloody cut scenes arent something to worry about there not bad.Punching and kicking is on power rangers and yet 5 year olds watch it.The gameplay is okay but some of the boss characters take a dozen tries then they have a cut scene then you fight them again which can be very frustrating and tedious.