Karakuri

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If you're a fan of this Naruto-esque one shot by the series creator Masashi Kishimoto chances are you will also enjoy his highly anticipated new series Samurai 8. Both have his iconic style and make his diversity at storytelling apparent. Both also have great character designs. 

Both lesser known works of famous mangaka. Burn the With is by Tite Kubo the author and artist of the now iconic Bleach series. Karakuri is by Masashi Kishimoto the author and artist of the classic Naruto series. Both are shonen fantasy stories with dark undertones. Both are very similar stylistically to their corresponding mangaka's more popular series, Bleach and Naruto. 

Karakuri helped build the foundations of what would become the Naruto series, which followed into Boruto. Stylistically they're very similar. Character designs, environments and outfits all look as though they come from the same world. Both series have sentient talking animal characters. Even the powers certain characters have and fights in the series are reminiscent of each other. 

Both are one shots by Masashi Kishimoto. They both have his signature art style and provide a different perspective of what he's capable of as a mangaka. Fans of Naruto & Kishimoto owe it themselves to give both series a shot. 

Karakuri is very similar to an early draft of Naruto, stylistically they share many similarities. Those who enjoy Masashi Kishimoto's more well known titles will likely find that these one shots don't disappoint. Both are one shots kishi made before the serialisation of his classic series that has since made his name very well known and highly respected in the industry.  

Both one shot's by Naruto & Samurai 8 creator Masashi Kishimoto. Both have a wide variety of interesting characters with his apparent stylistic character designs. Fans of his or either one shot are very likely to find enjoyment in the other story. 

Karakuri comes across as an early draft of sorts of Kishimoto's most popular series Naruto. A lot of stylistic elements are the same or reminiscent e.g. outfit similar to uchiha outfits, specifically Sasuke's. Super powered red eyes, talking animals etc.