Naruto is the best-selling U.S. manga of all time. It exploded on the scene over a decade ago and quickly grew into a massive franchise that spawned a hit anime, dozens of video games and a ton of merchandise. It became a cultural phenomenon and joined a select club of Japanese manga-based franchises that penetrated into the mainstream consciousness of America.

Naruto was an immediate hit. There is something about the troubled upstart with an incredible dream that kids and adults could identify with. With a supporting cast of memorable characters and Masashi Kishimoto’s rich and inventive world, it’s not hard to see how the series got so popular. And now after 15 years of continuous publication, serialization of the manga is finally coming to an incredible conclusion on November 10. This is truly cause for celebration and will no doubt give the world pause to fondly remember their favorite moments from the story.

But don't worry—the graphic novels are still coming out and the anime has a long way to go. The story in the manga is coming to a conclusion, but the world of Naruto is still going strong!

We’re celebrating this event by letting fans draw their own Shonen Jump Naruto covers that Masashi Kishimoto will look at and pick out his favorites! More information here!