CATDOLL: Interview with Naruto voice actor Junko Takeuchi: The end of the Naruto movie is the beginning, let's meet in the world two years later

Recently, Junko Takeuchi, the voice actor of Uzumaki Naruto in the anime "Naruto", and the singer of the new theatrical theme song were interviewed by Japanese media. The singer of the theme song explained the emotions that the song wanted to express and gave a message to the theatrical version. In addition, Junko's interview part revealed the emotions that the new theatrical version wanted to express one by one.

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The part with the red arrow in the picture, the part about the bridge: I want to convey the broader love of some people as human beings rather than the "love" of loving someone. I want to convey the "love of people" of us as human beings, such as the chain of fate and inheritance, to people of all times. The part about Tokita: Naruto and his friends who went from being the receiver to the giver, and who became the one who left something behind without knowing when. Please look forward to the story of Naruto and his friends who have accumulated feelings over the past 12 years.

The following is the interview content of Sister Shunzi (the content in brackets is the original translator's complaints, respect the fruits of others' labor, please choose to ignore if you don't like it), the title is: "The story connecting the new era, Naruto's future?"

Q: This theatrical version is the culmination of Naruto. How do you feel about it now?

A: My biggest feeling right now is that I want to express my gratitude to Mr. Kishimoto for his hard work in drawing the original work. This theatrical version goes beyond the scope of "culmination", and it is a story that is not even described in the original work. So another feeling is that I feel very accomplished. I feel super lucky to be able to meet Naruto who was 16 years old two years later . (Sweat, Japanese people are troublesome when they talk, why not just say 18 years old). And I think the title "THE LAST" also means that the world view of Naruto has come to an end and is moving towards the next stage, so I don’t feel lonely at all (I will never see Naruto again, I am lonely) I hope everyone will hold the word "never lose to LAST" and watch this theatrical version with a serious attitude.

Q: You have been playing the role of Naruto for about 12 years now, so you must have a personal experience of Naruto's growth.

A: Naruto's growth is a constant test for me. Because it is from the perspective of interpretation, there was a time when I felt that Naruto was more important than myself (thumbs up to Junko-sama and the universe). It is not easy to interpret the feelings of Naruto who is not acting for himself, but constantly for others, through my voice. And that kind of Naruto has become more mature and stable in this work. From the one who is taught to the one who teaches, it is not just a direct help, but running around behind the scenes to assist and support. Although I shouted in my heart, "Naruto, don't become so mature" (speaking the voice of most Naruto fans). But when I saw him being yelled at by Sakura and scolded by Shikamaru, I suddenly felt that it was true. I felt that Naruto was still the same Naruto. I like that he did not become an adult who is completely unknown and unreachable, and he did not become completely mature.

Q: I heard that this movie is about love. What kind of love can we see?

A: You can see all kinds of things. At the beginning, you can see Naruto's love for his mother. And in Sakura, you can see the great love that comes from fighting for her friends at the risk of her life (could this be what Sakura's "life" referred to before!? A "life" that comes from fighting together through life and death). Hinata's single-minded love is very cute (it is indeed "love"). And Shikamaru and Ino inherited the will of their fathers who passed away in the Fourth Ninja World War, and people can feel the love that is closely connected to two years ago (Shikamaru's "will" has been spoiled again). And Toneri must have a kind of love that is different from others . I hope everyone can pay attention to this point (is the boss of the movie whitewashing rhythm!?).

Q: Sasuke 2 years later is of great interest. (Reporter, are you doing this on purpose or are you hiring someone? All your questions hit the nail on the head.)

A: Even though Sasuke seems to be a very awkward person in the eyes of others, he has a very reasonable way of thinking about problems . "You have done enough, it's almost enough!?" He does not need to be forgiven by anyone. He has already decided to live with his pain . Seeing Sasuke two years later will feel this. In a sense, he has a nobleness different from others, which I think is very handsome.

Q: I am really looking forward to seeing their respective futures. Finally, I would like to ask you about the highlights of the movie. (In fact, the first two questions have almost covered the highlights.)

A: You can see the future and the characters who have grown up two years after the original work. Even after two years, the world will not change. Even if there is a two-year gap, people can still feel that it is closely connected to the theater two years ago. Although it is said to be "finished", the end = the beginning, and what exists after that is the future!!! You can't help but think so!! So don't miss it.

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