Naruto began as a Japanese cartoon series that quickly gained popularity in the United States. It has since been transformed into a massive franchise with movies, video games and the ever popular trading card game. Just as with many other trading card games, Naruto has its own set of rules and techniques.
Instructions
1. Begin building your deck with the foundation of powerhouses: Ninjas. They are necessary cards in any Naruto deck. Add three copies of Kakashi Hatake, two copies of The Third Hokage and two copies of Asuma Sarutobi. All of these cards will be your primary hitters and can deal a massive amount of damage to your opponents.
2. Add support Ninjas to your deck: three copies of Shikamaru Nara, two copies of Konahamaru and two copies of Ino Yamanaka. They help your main Ninjas by getting them out into the field and preventing them from dying.
3. Add early Ninjas to your deck: three copies of Sasuke Uchiha and three copies of Choji Akimichi. These are NInjas that you can play easily in the early rounds of the duel without sacrificing much. They allow you to bide your time until you can bring out your powerhouses.
4. Support your Ninjas with Jutsus, which are support spells that can give you an advantage over your opponents. Add to your deck three copies of Cross-Shaped Shuriken, two copies of Kunai and two copies of 8-Trigram Divination Seal Spell Formula. These will give your Ninjas the power boost that can help them defeat your opponent's Ninjas.
5. Keep your opponents on guard with Escape Jutsu, which are spells that hinder them. Add to your deck three copies of Escape Jutsu. This will prevent your opponent from powering up any Ninja that is not in your control.
6. Add Mission cards as the final step in creating your perfect deck. They are cards that help you draw faster and draw more, which gives you the ability to bring out your Ninjas. Add to your deck three copies of Capturing the Missing Pet "Tora," three copies of Ninja Academy, two copies of Revival and two copies of Exhaustion of Stamina.
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