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Is there a series about Minato?
Naruto: Shippuden2007 – 2017
Naruto2002 – 2007
Minato Namikaze/TV shows
What if Minato was the main character?
With Minato as the main character, the series would be capable of telling a story that left plenty of room for Naruto’s to be told as well. His philosophies were an integral part of the series’ overall story and helped push it to the heights it reached. It wouldn’t be the same without him.
What would have happened if Minato was alive?
If he never died, he would’ve led the Fourth Great Ninja War as well and would only have become stronger. Minato’s reputation would have skyrocketed after the war, and he might’ve become more famous than any other living shinobi. Without a doubt, Minato’s legendary status would’ve been elevated ever further.
What does Minato look like in real life?
Minato’s full appearance. Minato has frequently been compared with Naruto in terms of physical appearance; both have blue eyes and spiky, blond hair. Minato also had jaw-length bangs framing either side of his face. According to Jiraiya, Minato was considered to be very handsome.
Why did Minato take Naruto back from Tobi?
Minato immediately took Naruto back from him, yet discovered explosive tags had been planted on Naruto. Minato was forced to teleport away to keep Naruto from harm, allowing Tobi to escape with Kushina.
What happens to Minato and Kushina at the end of Naruto?
Minato and Kushina would still sacrifice themselves to protect their son, ending the series on a bittersweet note as opposed to the uplifting one of Naruto. The only change that would need to be made is Minato learning who was beneath the mask, realizing he was fighting his former student.
What if Minato Shippuden was half of the Boruto series?
That half of the anime would be Minato Shippuden, showing off how his name spread throughout the villages with fear, establishing himself as the Yellow Flash of legend. It could delve into what it meant to be a Hokage in a time of war, something Boruto can’t do for Naruto quite yet.