All the episodes are currently listed. There are no missing episodes.

The existing seasons will be merged in one single season at a later date, not yet defined, to correctly match the Japanese broadcast.

ok so i don't understand Naruto has a total of 220 episodes.

Season 1 = Episode 35 / October 2002 - May 2003

Season 2 = Episode 48 / June 2003 - May 2004

Season 3 = Episode 48 / May 2004 - April 2005

Season 4 = Episode 48 / April 2005 - April 2006

Season 5 = Episode 41 / April 2006 - February 2007

It should be configured like this.

But now the TMDB site DB is

Season 1 = Episode 52 / 2002

Season 2 = Episode 52 / Unentered

Season 3 = Episode 54 / Unentered

Season 4 = Episode 62 / Unentered

This is how it is configured incorrectly.

Also, there is no OVA 5 or OVA 7 DB for the special video.

Speaking of Japanese broadcast information, I tried to search on Tokyo TV, but I can't figure out the content.

Please tell me where you are referring to the site.

The episodes are numbered from 1 to 220. As such, they form one single season.

I quote the rule: "Long-running series with continuous episode numbers (e.g. 867, 868, 869) are added as a single season. "

By the way, what you call OVA 5 and OVA 7 based on the TVDB listing) are in fact movies and not special episodes. They are listed in the movies part of our database:

• OVA 5: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/16910-naruto
• OVA 7: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/18861-naruto

They shouldn't be duplicated in the special season.

That's right.

But what I'm curious about is that there should be no concept of the season from episode 1 to episode 220.

However, the current season's composition itself is not wrong, and the problem is that the DB information looks different because I want to change the DB composition to fit one place.

I quote the rule: "A long series with consecutive episode numbers (e.g. 867, 868, 869) is added as a single season. If you're talking about the rule,

By what standards did season 1 end in episode 52 and season 2 end in episode 104?

In addition, it was true that the video was a movie, but it was asked if it was difficult to add because it was a movie that was screened at the time of the TV series.

Please understand even if the question is frustrating because I am asking questions for the development of TMDB site

@devrabbit90 said:

But what I'm curious about is that there should be no concept of the season from episode 1 to episode 220.

However, the current season's composition itself is not wrong, and the problem is that the DB information looks different because I want to change the DB composition to fit one place.

I quote the rule: "A long series with consecutive episode numbers (e.g. 867, 868, 869) is added as a single season. If you're talking about the rule,

By what standards did season 1 end in episode 52 and season 2 end in episode 104?

This series was entered in TMDB before the writing of the current rules. I wasn't moderator at that time and I don't know the source of the current wrong split.

In addition, it was true that the video was a movie, but it was asked if it was difficult to add because it was a movie that was screened at the time of the TV series.

We don't want duplicates. So, these 2 movies should absolutely not be added to the special season.

Then, can you change the part where the current season is divided?

I can edit the contents.

As already indicated:

The existing seasons will be merged in one single season at a later date, not yet defined, to correctly match the Japanese broadcast.

This will be done by the adminstrator. nothing will be done in the meantime.