A reasonable sign of viability and longevity for a successful franchise is in its ability to cross the generational gap. It may include growing up on the Gen 1 Pokemon games, while later raising a family to enjoy the latest launch together. In the world of anime, plenty of franchises have done the same, from Dragon Ball's multimedia empire, to One Piece parents parking their baby in front of the TV for daily episodes, to Naruto, in this case, and how one can discover it early on. While younger ages might not necessarily be ready for the journey of Naruto Uzumaki, it's an understandable pursuit for parents who are fans and want a fun way to teach the basics, like the alphabet.
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