Naruto

Pluto TV's Naruto channel does exactly one thing: plays episodes of the original Naruto series on a loop, 24 hours a day. There's no curation, no themed marathons, no Shippuden, just the same hundred-odd episodes cycling through. For a die-hard fan, it's a comfort blanket. The pixelated early-2000s animation, the scratchy English dub, the endless flashbacks, it's pure nostalgia. But don't expect to follow the plot in order. The channel jumps arbitrarily between arcs, so you'll catch the Chunin Exams one hour and the Zabuza fight the next. Ad breaks are short, typical Pluto TV fare. If you want to watch Naruto online without subscribing to Crunchyroll, this is the most straightforward option. It's a key part of Animation tv in the United States for anime fans who still remember when Toonami ruled afternoons. Not for newcomers, you'll get lost. But if you've seen it all before, this channel is a lazy Sunday afternoon waiting to happen.