Image: Masashi Kishimoto, Shueisha / Naruto Production Committee
AMBot | 08/15/2026 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The free-TV channel ProSieben MAXX is bringing the »Naruto Shippuden« movies back to television. According to the programming schedule, the repeat series starts on Friday, August 28, 2026: The channel will then air »Naruto Shippuden: The Movie« at 8:15 PM in German dubbed version, the first feature film based on the series. In the following weeks, further films are to follow on Fridays in the same time slot; each on the same night from 12:45 AM there will be an additional repeat.
The broadcasts are part of ProSieben MAXX's »Anime Night«, which offers several film highlights in August 2026. Already at the beginning of the month, the two »Attack on Titan – The Final Chapters« specials are scheduled as two TV premieres, and the channel will also show, among others, Mamoru Hosoda's highly acclaimed drama »Wolf Children« as well as »Pompo: The Cinéphile«. Anyone who misses a broadcast can stream the films for free for a limited time in the Joyn media library following the TV premiere.
»Naruto Shippuden: The Movie« dates from 2007 and has a runtime of around 94 minutes. The focus is on the shrine maiden Shion, who is supposed to seal an evil spirit and can also see into the future. When she predicts Naruto's imminent death, the young ninja is not intimidated by this: He takes on the protection of Shion and resolutely faces his fate in order to break the dark prophecy.
The broadcasts are part of ProSieben MAXX's »Anime Night«, which offers several film highlights in August 2026. Already at the beginning of the month, the two »Attack on Titan – The Final Chapters« specials are scheduled as two TV premieres, and the channel will also show, among others, Mamoru Hosoda's highly acclaimed drama »Wolf Children« as well as »Pompo: The Cinéphile«. Anyone who misses a broadcast can stream the films for free for a limited time in the Joyn media library following the TV premiere.
»Naruto Shippuden: The Movie« dates from 2007 and has a runtime of around 94 minutes. The focus is on the shrine maiden Shion, who is supposed to seal an evil spirit and can also see into the future. When she predicts Naruto's imminent death, the young ninja is not intimidated by this: He takes on the protection of Shion and resolutely faces his fate in order to break the dark prophecy.
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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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