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Naruto (television series, movie)

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Introduction

The anime series Naruto is perhaps best described as "Harry Potter with ninjas instead of wizards." The world the series takes place in is divided into countries that take their names from natural attributes--the Land of Clouds, the Land of Fire, etc.

The plot of the movie Naruto: Dai Katsugeki! Yuki Hime Shinobu Houjou Datte Bayo!! (Naruto: The Snow Princess` Book of Ninja Arts) involves the protagonists being hired as bodyguards for a primadonna-ish actress, a simple training assignment which eventually somehow turns into taking part in a full-scale coup attempt against the Lord of the Land of Winter.
Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006


Meanwhile, the third movie of the series, 2006's "Naruto the Movie 3: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom" (literal subtitle, "Great Excitement! The Animal Panic of Crescent Moon Island!") involves yet another coup attempt, this one against the royal family of the Land of the Moon, a small casino-heavy island country in the tropics (south of the portion of the series' world shown on the map here)
Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006


Crescent Moon Kingdom

[white crescent moon in a turquoise fly triangle bordered in white, all on a field
of darker greenish-blue]
by Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006

Its flag bears a white crescent moon - in reference to its location on Crescent Moon Island - in a turquoise fly triangle bordered in white, all on a field of darker greenish-blue. It is best visible about halfway into the movie, when one is used as a shroud for the deceased king.
Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006


Possible Land of Fire's flag

[orange field, white border, swallowtail]
by Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006

What I took to be the ensign of the the Land of Fire is shown flying from the mast of a sailing ship: a saffron swallowtail bordered in white.
Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006


Land of Winter

[lilac field, white symbol]
by Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006

The flag is lilac-colored, vertical, and very tall, with the emblem of the Land of Winter near the top.
Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006


Royal Flag

[lilac field, white symbol]
by Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006

The royal standard is also vertical, but with 2:3 proportions and a different, though clearly related symbol (oddly resembling a decapitated snowman), and three dots below.
Eugene Ipavec, 9 march 2006