Naruto voice actor Maile Flanagan attempted to make Naruto’s character more serious in “Boruto”

Maile Flanagan, the voice actor for Naruto in the English dubbed versions of the “Naruto” franchise, has been portraying the character for almost 20 years. She has seen Naruto grow from a 12-year-old boy to a teenager, and finally to a full-grown adult with a family of his own. This has allowed her to explore the character’s development at various stages in his life, which is a rare opportunity in the world of cartoons.

In an interview with Crunchyroll, Flanagan talked about what it has been like to play Naruto for such a long time. She mentioned that the character feels like second nature to her now, and she has become very familiar with his ongoing development. She also discussed the challenges of transitioning from Naruto’s narrative as the main focus to being the father of the younger protagonist in “Boruto”, which focuses on the next generation of characters in the Naruto universe, with Naruto’s son, Boruto, being the main focus.

Flanagan explained that she tried to make Naruto’s character more emotionally stern and grounded in “Boruto” to reflect his new role as a father. However, she admitted that the transition was not smooth at first, and there were moments of uncertainty during the early episodes of the series. She found herself lecturing a lot in the beginning, but things turned around quickly, and she was able to explore new and interesting aspects of the character, including fighting and emotional scenes.

Overall, Flanagan’s portrayal of Naruto has been a defining aspect of the franchise, and her insights into the character’s development over the years provide a unique perspective for fans of the series.

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