It’s no surprise that fans have been buzzing about the possibility of a Naruto remake. Let us find out if it’s going to happen and when.
After all, with the success of other remakes like Fullmetal Alchemist and Cowboy Bebop, every popular anime is getting a second chance at life.
But before you get too excited, we have some bad news: as of now, there are no official plans for a Naruto remake.
So, unfortunately, we won’t be seeing any shiny new animation or updated fight scenes shortly. Now, let me be clear, I did say official, so it could still be happening. They did just release a 10-minute short video for their 20th anniversary.
Naruto Remake
Studio Pierrot released a remake video of the Naruto anime series on October 3rd, the series’ 20th anniversary. This video features over 10 minutes of reanimated Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden characters and scenes.
Naruto may have yet to receive an official remake, but the creators have announced they are working on other projects.
The anime world is constantly changing and evolving, so who knows what the future holds for our favorite ninja? In the meantime, we’ll have to content ourselves with re-watching the original series and enjoying all the new Naruto content being released, like Boruto and the recent live-action movie.
Masashi Kishimoto & Naruto
Born: November 8, 1974, Nagi, Okayama, Japan
Siblings: Seishi Kishimoto
Video game: Naruto: Ultimate Ninja
Influenced by: Akira Toriyama, Katsuhiro Otomo, Hiroaki Samura
Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of the worldwide phenomenon known as Naruto, has been a household name for manga and anime fans since his series first debuted in 1999. ( I thank him for this all the time! Still one of my favorites. )
But before becoming the world-renowned mangaka he is today, Kishimoto planned on becoming a car mechanic. When he read Dragon Ball, he discovered his true passion for creating manga.
After submitting various one-shots to Shonen Jump magazine, Masashi Kishimoto succeeded with his fourth submission: Naruto.
The series follows the titular character’s journey as he strives to become his village’s Hokage, or leader while dealing with the dark powers within him.
Kishimoto’s attention to detail and complex character development quickly gained the series a massive fanbase, leading to its anime adaptation in 2002 and eventual conclusion in 2014.
Since then, Masashi Kishimoto has worked on other projects such as the manga series Samurai 8: The Tale of Hachimaru and the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations sequel anime.
We can’t wait to see what Masashi Kishimoto brings us next! Despite his success, Masashi Kishimoto remains humble and grateful for his journey as a mangaka.
In an interview with Anime News Network, he stated, “I have been blessed with support from those around me, including my editor, staff members, and readers. I am truly grateful.”
Naruto 20th Anniversary – Watch Online
It’s hard to believe it’s already been 20 years since Naruto first graced our screens. The thrilling adventures of a young ninja on his journey to becoming the Hokage captured the hearts of millions across the globe.
Believe it or not, I started to watch Naruto in 2006 or 2007. I was late or early, depending on how old you are.
To celebrate this momentous occasion, let’s look back at Naruto’s history and how it has evolved over the past two decades.
First debuting as a manga in 1999, Naruto quickly gained popularity with its unique world-building and endearing characters. Anime adaptations of Naruto were created in 2002, allowing even more fans to enjoy the series.
But Naruto didn’t just stop there. The series has spawned numerous movies, video games, and even a sequel series following Naruto’s son, Boruto.
With its heartfelt storytelling and themes about friendship, determination, and never giving up, Naruto has captivated audiences for over 20 years.
Here’s to many more years of Naruto! Let’s raise a toast to the knucklehead ninja who will forever hold a special place in our hearts.
Here is the new 10-minute clip, There are dozens of iconic Naruto sequences included in this new Naruto clip. Some of the scenes may appear different, but there is a reason. We’ll have to keep waiting.
Interesting Naruto Facts
- A Naruto’s name was derived from the food Narutomaki
Naruto takes his name from a topping for ramen with a pink or red spiral design in the middle, called narutomaki. As with the Naruto whirlpools in the Strait, Narutomaki’s spiral patterns are supposed to represent them.
In addition to eating ramen as a favorite food, Naruto went to Ichiraku Ramen often, where he was treated well as a loyal customer. While he was a child, Naruto was not treated poorly by the Ichiraku Ramen owners, unlike many others in the village.
2. Naruto Has Multiple Voice Actors
There are two Japanese voice actors for Naruto. When Naruto transformed into a female form to trick people, Ema Kogure voiced his “Sexy Technique” version. She has said many young male characters, including Gon Freecs in Hunter X Hunter’s 1999 anime adaptation.
Naruto’s English-dubbed version has more voice actors, however. Maile Flanagan is his average English voice actress. Kate Higgins, Stephanie Sheh, Jeannie Elias, and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn dubbed the English version of his “Sexy Technique” version.
3. Naruto Has A Female Form He Can Transform Into
Using the “Sexy Technique,” Naruto transforms into a beautiful woman. This way, he can play pranks on many men, including Jiraiya, the Third Hokage, and many others. Naruto’s chest, waistline, and overall figure receive special attention during the transformation.
Naruto also had much longer hair thanks to this trick, which he wore in two long pigtails. Women, however, are entirely unaffected by this trick.
To specifically appeal to women and trick them, Naruto devised the “Sexy: Boy On Boy Technique.”
