Built for Naruto fans, Narutodle runs four character modes every day. Classic hands you fresh clues with every guess in a search for the day's character, while Jutsu plays an animation of a technique, Quote shows a line of dialogue and Eye offers nothing but a single eye to go on. The character pool draws on everything up to the close of Naruto: Shippūden, and the page names the previous day's answer with its number (#916 was Katsuyu). Recognizing a ninja from one eye or one line is where the pride comes in.
The list starts with a sister game from the same network and two guessers whose pools include Naruto itself, then other anime character games built on trait comparison. Multi-mode anime hubs follow, with portrait, opening-song and emoji rounds, and the last picks bring Narutodle's mode mix to Avatar and to anime and manga titles.
Listed among Narutodle's sister games, it applies the same idea to One Piece: you can find the day's character through trait comparisons, a Devil Fruit's name, a bounty poster or a recording of their laugh.
Naruto is one of the series in its pool, alongside One Piece and Dragon Ball, and you get eight guesses at the hidden character, with each trait shown as a match, a near match or a miss.
Lets you pick the series first, with Naruto on the list beside One Piece, Frieren and Kagurabachi, and then has you find a hidden character from what each guess reveals, so you can stay in the same world or roam.
Gives JoJo's Bizarre Adventure the multi-mode treatment Narutodle gives Naruto: several dailies cover characters and their Stands, including emoji rounds and a set devoted to Steel Ball Run, and a hard mode is available.
A focused trait-comparison game for Death Note: a pool of 54 characters, compared on clues such as their tie to a Death Note, their height in centimeters, their side and the chapter where they first appear.
Several anime modes in one place: series are named from hints, characters from clue sets, anime from a row of four emoji and shows from their opening themes, a wider version of Narutodle's mode lineup.
Its daily set of five anime rounds includes naming characters from portraits and from a blurred picture that gradually clears, which echoes Narutodle's Eye mode, plus a row-and-column grid, an opening song and a clue-based series hunt.
Mixes formats: series named from screenshots or from their opening and ending themes, characters picked out by portrait, and an Anidle mode in which each guess adds clues, the way Narutodle's Classic works.
Brings Narutodle's four-mode setup to the world of Avatar, both Aang's series and Korra's, where you can find the character through classic comparison clues, a line they said, an image or a short piece of music.
Moves from characters to whole series: there is an anime mode and a manga mode, each hiding a MyAnimeList title, and each guess tells you how near you are, a good follow-on once Narutodle is solved.
Four. In Classic, each guess earns clues toward the day's character, Jutsu shows an animation of a technique, Quote gives a line of dialogue, and Eye shows only a character's eye. Typing any character starts the Classic round, and a counter shows how many players have already found the answer.
Its character data goes up to the close of Naruto: Shippūden, so the pool covers the original series and the Shippūden sequel and nothing after it. Answers are numbered, and the page shows the previous day's character, such as #916, Katsuyu, so you can check what you missed.
The site links to LoLdle for League of Legends, Pokédle for Pokémon, Smashdle for Super Smash Bros., Dotadle for Dota 2 and OnePiecedle for One Piece. For other anime, Mangadle and Anime Daily both include Naruto in their pools, and Otakudle and Animedle offer several anime modes each.
