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Naruto

Women dub both the Brazilian and Japanese versions of the anime Naruto. Junko Takeuchi is Japan's official voice actress, known for voicing characters from series such as One Piece and Digimon. In Brazil, the official voice actress is Úrsula Bezerra. The name Naruto Uzumaki originates from Japan, and refers to the fish roll very consumed in the country. Uzumaki, which is the character's last name, means whirlpool, present in the anime's logo and in Naruto's favorite dish, ramen.

It's no surprise that One Piece and Naruto are rivals, as are Mario and Sonic. However, the creators of these characters like to have fun, and on the cover of One Piece issue 766, we can see a person sitting behind Nami eating meat, and wearing the Konoha outfit, the symbol of Naruto. Of course this person is Naruto! Another curiosity is that Naruto is eating meat, which is Luffy's favorite food, and Luffy eats Ramen, Naruto's favorite food.

The creator of the manga/anime Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto, was inspired by the character Kurama Youko from Yu Yu Hakusho to create the legendary Nine-Tails Fox. A Kitsune is the Japanese word for "fox" and is an iconic character in Japanese folklore. According to legend, Kitsune have magical powers and above average intelligence. They can also take the form of a human being, usually a beautiful woman or an old woman. These foxes also have tails, which grow into a new one every thousand years. As a result, they become smarter and stronger.

Kishimoto's idea of creating a dog to be the Third Hokage was scrapped, so he decided to include other animal shinobi to fill the gap. Akamaru and Pakkun were chosen to replace the dog that would be raised by the Second Hokage. Both possessed incredible shinobi skills, and would end up serving as successors to the Second Hokag.

The Ichiraku restaurant is famous for being one of the main inspirations for the creation of manga artist Masashi Kishimoto. During his university years, he frequented the place so he could save money by eating a lot. The "House of Ramen" is considered an iconic location for Naruto fans, as it was used as inspiration for many elements in the manga.