are naruto flashbacks the same as the original episodes

Whole Episode Flashback: A flashback that takes up the whole episode.Unreliable Voiceover: During the flashback, the voiceover's narration doesn't match what's being shown.Troubled Backstory Flashback: A character with a Dark and Troubled Past flashes back to a happy memory that transforms into a bloodbath.Third-Person Flashback: A character flashes back to things they did not actually witness themselves.Self-Serving Memory: A character flashes back to an event, only for the flashback to be quite different from what actually happened, usually to make that character look better.Regained Memories Sequence: Multiple very brief flashbacks used to show the return of a character's memories.'Rashomon'-Style: Multiple flashbacks depicting one event from several different perspectives.Pensieve Flashback: The present-day version of the character shows up inside their own memories of the past, in order to provide snarky commentary or to inexplicably interact with the past.How We Got Here: The episode opens In Medias Res, then the events leading up to the episode's beginning are explained via flashback.How Dad Met Mom: A flashback to how two parents met.Happy Flashback: A flashback to a happy time, may segue into a Troubled Backstory Flashback.Flashback Within a Flashback: A flashback within a flashback occurs when a character recounts an event in which they also flashback into ANOTHER event within the first flashback.Flashback-Montage Realization: A character's realization is shown with a montage of previous scenes and lines of dialogue.Flashback Echo: Past events in a flashback parallel what's occurring in the present.Flashback B-Plot: A linear secondary story is told through flashbacks alongside the main story, both involving the same character(s).Eye Recall: A flashback sequence that starts with the camera zooming inside the pupil of the character recalling the memory.

Death by Flashback: A character who gets a flashback has a high probability to die.Another Man's Terror: A character relives the end of another character's life.

Said events may have taken place on-screen earlier, but may also be new scenes depicting things hitherto only referenced.

A narrative technique in which we're shown events that took place before the episode's main action.

Are naruto flashbacks the same as the original episodes