Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan
2004 · TOSE · Naruto · English / 日本語

In Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan, you guide Naruto through missions and story arcs, developing his ninja skills and mastering powerful Jutsu like the Chidori and Rasengan to face rivals and protect the Hidden Leaf Village.
- Console
- NDS
- Year
- 2004
- Developer
- TOSE
- Series
- Naruto
- Language
- English / 日本語
Controls
Navigating the world and menus in Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan is handled primarily by the D-pad for movement and the A and B buttons for confirming actions or initiating attacks. The touch screen on the Nintendo DS comes into play for activating special Jutsu, managing your inventory, and interacting with certain in-game elements.
- D-Pad
Move
- A Button
Confirm / Attack
- B Button
Cancel / Dodge
- L Button
Open Menu
- R Button
Open Map
- Touch Screen
Jutsu Activation / Menu Interaction
About Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan
Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan is a role-playing game released for the Nintendo DS, fitting into the action-adventure genre popular for anime adaptations in the mid-2000s. You play as Naruto Uzumaki, following his path from the early days of Team 7 through various missions and conflicts. The game structure involves moving between different locations on the world map, engaging in battles, and progressing the story.
Core gameplay in Naruto RPG 2: Chidori vs. Rasengan centers on turn-based combat. Players manage Naruto's chakra to perform basic attacks, defensive maneuvers, and powerful ninjutsu. A significant part of the experience is developing Naruto's abilities. This is achieved by leveling up, gaining experience points from battles, and equipping Jutsu scrolls. These scrolls allow you to learn new techniques, from simple substitution Jutsu to more elaborate elemental attacks, letting you customize how Naruto fights.
A distinctive feature of this Nintendo DS title is its integration of the platform's unique capabilities. The dual screens are used to display battle information, character status, and dialogue, keeping the main screen clear for action. Many special Jutsu, including the titular Chidori and Rasengan, are activated through touch screen inputs, often involving tracing patterns or tapping specific icons. This adds a layer of interaction beyond standard button presses, making the execution of signature moves feel more direct and tied to the on-screen action.
Tags
- Naruto
- RPG
- NDS
- Anime
- JRPG
- Ninjutsu
- Chakra
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