The narrator discusses the popularity of Naruto in Brazil, where it was first introduced in 2007 and became a huge success. However, the Brazilian version of Naruto Shippuden, which started in 2007, was not fully dubbed and was only available in 2015, eight years later. The narrator attributes this delay to censorship and the fact that the Brazilian version was adapted from the American version, which had undergone significant changes.
The narrator also discusses the challenges faced by the Brazilian dubbing industry, including the lack of support from television channels and the difficulty in finding buyers for dubbed anime series. Despite these challenges, the narrator praises the Brazilian dubbing of Naruto, calling it "amazing" and highlighting the talent of the voice actors.
The narrator also mentions a recent video featuring members of the cast of classic Naruto and Shippuden, who spoke about the possibility of the dubbing coming back. The narrator expresses skepticism about the likelihood of this happening but acknowledges that there is always a possibility.
Overall, the video is a nostalgic look back at the popularity of Naruto in Brazil and the challenges faced by the Brazilian dubbing industry.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Naruto is a worldwide phenomenon and was extremely popular in Brazil.
2. The anime was first published in Japan in 1999 and the anime adaptation began in 2002.
3. Naruto was first broadcast in Brazil in 2007, five years after its release in Japan.
4. The Brazilian version of Naruto was adapted from the American version, which had censorship.
5. The Cartoon Network played a significant role in bringing Naruto to Brazil.
6. The anime fever in Brazil reached its peak in 2007-2008.
7. Naruto Shippuden started in 2007, but the Brazilian version was not released until 2015, eight years later.
8. The Brazilian dubbing of Naruto Shippuden was only done until episode 112.
9. The last Naruto movie, "The Last," was broadcast in Brazil, but had problems with dubbing.
10. The attempt to revive Naruto in Brazil in 2016 was unsuccessful due to lack of hype and poor timing.
11. The Naruto community in Brazil did not support the 2016 projects, which had some problems.
12. The Brazilian dubbing of Naruto is considered to be of high quality, with good voice actors and professionalism.
13. There is a possibility that Netflix may support the return of the Naruto Shippuden dubbing, but it's a big project.
14. The hashtag #NarutoShippudenDublado is being used on Twitter to ask Netflix to support the return of the dubbing.