| rdfs:comment | - Enken (えんけん, ENKEN; literally, "Looking Into the Distance") is a fan fiction series, based in the manga universe of Naruto (written by Masashi Kishimoto), written by User:Ten Tailed Fox. Like Naruto itself, the series is split into two parts, simply dubbed Part I and Part II. The main character of Part I, Ryun Uchiha, is a reserved, dedicated, and highly opinionated ninja who searches for a way to bring peace to the war-torn ninja world, as well as to restore the fallen Uchiha clan to its former glory.
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| abstract | - Enken (えんけん, ENKEN; literally, "Looking Into the Distance") is a fan fiction series, based in the manga universe of Naruto (written by Masashi Kishimoto), written by User:Ten Tailed Fox. Like Naruto itself, the series is split into two parts, simply dubbed Part I and Part II. The main character of Part I, Ryun Uchiha, is a reserved, dedicated, and highly opinionated ninja who searches for a way to bring peace to the war-torn ninja world, as well as to restore the fallen Uchiha clan to its former glory. In Part II, the main character title goes to Raian Uchiha, the grandson of Ryun, and part of the second generation of Uchiha after Ryun restores the clan. He continues his grandfather's search for a way to bring peace to the ninja world, while simultaneously trying to protect Yamagakure, his home village, and his two cousins; Mashū Uchiha and an as of yet unnamed Uchiha. The story began in October of 2008 under the title Naruto: Another Road and, later that same year, a second title was given for the second part of the series; Naruto: Trials of a Shinobi. Shortly after writing began, User:Silver-Haired Seireitou (then called User:Seireitou), User:Narutokurosaki547, and User:Echo Uchiha became prominent co-writers, forming the concept of the Yonkō, which became a re-occurring theme within the series. The series, as a whole, wasn't given an official title until September 1, 2012, when the name Enken was coined by the original author, Ten Tailed Fox, to define the general mindset of the characters within the series. Though the series respects the canon of Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto manga, because Naruto is currently an ongoing manga, Enken is regarded as an alternate universe and, therefore, may not always match up with canon. On July 3, 2013, the series was officially ended when the sequel, Reboot, was announced by the author.
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