Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker - Season Pass 3 (DLC)

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker is a team-based online action game built around fast, wall-running, jutsu-slinging combat across rooftops and arenas pulled straight from the anime. The core loop puts four-player squads against each other in modes that reward coordination more than raw button-mashing, with each player picking a role - Attack, Range, Defense, or Heal - to round out the team. Season Pass 3 is a content injection for players already committed to that ecosystem, not an entry point for newcomers. The three packs included here are Master Character Training Packs, which in Shinobi Striker terms means you get a new mentor NPC that teaches your custom character exclusive jutsu moves tied to that master. Pack 19 brings Kakashi Hatake in his Double Sharingan form, which is a legitimate draw for fans who want his specific skill set. Pack 20 adds Neji Hyuga, a character with a distinct playstyle rooted in the Gentle Fist style that translates reasonably well into the game's combat. The third pack listed in the description is cut off in available data, so that specific inclusion is unconfirmed here - check the store listing before buying if that matters to you. Who is this for? Strictly players who are already logging regular hours in Shinobi Striker and want to expand their jutsu options or are chasing their favorite characters from the series. The master training system is genuinely one of the better ideas in the game - it ties cosmetic and character investment to actual skill unlocks rather than just skins - so these packs carry more gameplay weight than a typical DLC costume bundle. That said, the value depends entirely on how much you care about the specific characters included. Kakashi with Double Sharingan is a crowd-pleaser. Neji has a smaller but dedicated fanbase. If you are not already playing Shinobi Striker regularly, Season Pass 3 is not the reason to start. The base game's learning curve, server population questions over time, and the broader DLC model (there are multiple season passes) mean a new player should sort out the base experience first. For returning players or franchise fans who skipped this pass on release, it is a focused addition that does exactly what it advertises. Alex, Scout Team