Boruto Uzumaki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations is voiced by Yūko Sanpei in the original Japanese version. In the English dub, the character is voiced by Bennett Abara. Sanpei’s official agency profile lists Boruto Uzumaki among her representative roles, and the official NARUTO / BORUTO anime site continues to identify her as Boruto’s Japanese voice actor.
Japanese Voice Actor: Yūko Sanpei
Date of Birth
February 28, 1986. Sanpei’s official Axl-One profile lists her birthday as February 28, and public profile sources identify her birth year as 1986.
About Yūko
Yūko Sanpei is a Japanese voice actress represented by Axl-One. Her official profile lists Boruto Uzumaki among her representative works alongside major roles such as Taichi Yagami in Digimon Adventure, Tsubasa Ozora in Captain Tsubasa, Tomoo Kinoshita in Danchi Tomoo, Kaito Gōshō in Hero Bank, Kakeru Aizawa in The Knight in the Area, Nozomi Yumehara / Cure Dream in Yes! PreCure 5, and Renton Thurston in Eureka Seven.
For this query, Boruto is one of the clearest centerpieces of her career. Her agency page includes BORUTO -ボルト- NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS in the representative-works section, and the official franchise anime site continues to present Sanpei as Boruto’s voice actor, showing that the role remains central to her public identity.
Hometown
Sanpei’s official agency profile lists her birthplace as Tokyo, Japan.
Career Highlights
The most important credit for this search query is Boruto Uzumaki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. Sanpei’s official profile places Boruto among her headline roles, and the official BORUTO anime site is an authoritative franchise source tying her to the character.
Outside Boruto, Sanpei has had a long run of lead and franchise roles. Her official profile highlights Taichi Yagami in Digimon Adventure, Tsubasa Ozora in Captain Tsubasa, Nozomi Yumehara / Cure Dream in Yes! PreCure 5, Renton Thurston in Eureka Seven, and Ryo Akizuki in The Idolmaster SideM. Public profile summaries also connect her with roles such as Selim Bradley / Pride in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Haruto Tenjo in Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal, and Harunobu Nikaidō (young) in March Comes in Like a Lion.
A notable trait of Sanpei’s career is how often she is cast as energetic central protagonists or boy roles, which fits Boruto especially well. That is an inference from the recurring pattern visible in her official representative credits rather than a quoted statement from her agency.
Full Current Filmography
The list below reflects documented credits visible from Yūko Sanpei’s official Axl-One profile and major public profile sources as of March 20, 2026. Because no single retrieved public source exposed a complete official master list for every anime, film, game, dubbing, and narration credit, this should be treated as a source-based documented filmography rather than a guaranteed exhaustive master list.
Anime Television
2000 — UFO Baby — Kanata Saionji. Public profile summaries identify this as Sanpei’s voice-acting debut.
2005–2006 — Eureka Seven — Renton Thurston. One of her earliest major lead roles and still one of her best-known performances.
2007–2008 — Yes! PreCure 5 / Yes! PreCure 5 GoGo! — Nozomi Yumehara / Cure Dream. Listed prominently among her representative roles by Axl-One.
2008 — Inazuma Eleven — Terumi Afuro / Aphrodi. Public profile summaries list this as a notable recurring role.
2009–2010 — Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood — Selim Bradley / Pride. Public profile sources list this among her major supporting roles.
2011 — The Idolmaster — Ryo Akizuki. Her official profile later continues to highlight the SideM branch of the role in representative works.
2011 — Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal — Haruto Tenjo. Listed in public filmography summaries.
2012 — The Knight in the Area — Kakeru Aizawa. Included in her official representative roles.
2013 onward — Danchi Tomoo — Tomoo Kinoshita. Also included in her official representative roles.
2014 — Hero Bank — Kaito Gōshō. Listed among her representative works on the official profile.
2017–2023 — Boruto: Naruto Next Generations — Boruto Uzumaki. The signature role for this query and one of the main headline credits on her agency page.
2018 onward — Oshiri Tantei — Oshiri Tantei / Butt Detective. Listed on her official profile among major recent credits.
2018 onward — Captain Tsubasa — Tsubasa Ozora. Another official representative role.
2020 — Digimon Adventure: — Taichi Yagami. Her official profile lists Digimon Adventure among representative works and the 2020 reboot among recent anime credits.
2022 — Summer Time Rendering — Ryūnosuke Minakata. Listed on the official Axl-One profile.
2022 — Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal — Bud. Listed on the official Axl-One profile.
2023 — Kibō no Chikara: Otona PreCure ’23 — Nozomi Yumehara. Listed on the official profile.
2023 — Jujutsu Kaisen: Shibuya Incident — Ui Ui. Listed on the official profile.
2023 — Rurouni Kenshin — Yutaro Tsukayama. Listed on the official profile.
2024 — Tonari no Yōkai-san — Ryō Sano. Listed on the official profile.
2024 — Blue Lock vs. U-20 Japan — Sae Itoshi (young). Listed on the official profile.
2025 — Fire Force Season 3 — Faerie. Listed on the official profile.
2025 — Gachiakuta — Remlin. Listed on the official profile.
2026 — Kill Ao — Jūzō Ōgami. Listed on the official profile.
2026 — DIGIMON BEATBREAK — Ludomon. Listed on the official profile.
Anime Films
2013 — Doraemon: Nobita no Himitsu Dōgu Museum — Kurt. Listed in public filmography summaries.
2015 — Boruto: Naruto the Movie — Boruto Uzumaki. IMDb identifies Sanpei with the role in the feature film as well.
Pretty Cure All Stars films — Nozomi Yumehara / Cure Dream. Public filmography summaries document recurring movie appearances tied to her PreCure role.
Games
Sanpei’s official profile includes a separate game section, but the retrieved lines were strongest on her anime and representative works rather than a full visible games list. Even so, her public profile clearly documents franchise-spanning work tied to roles such as Boruto Uzumaki, Ryo Akizuki, and Nozomi Yumehara / Cure Dream, and those franchises are represented across anime and game media. Because the visible source excerpts were incomplete for a full game-by-game chronology, I am keeping the game section source-limited here rather than padding it with uncertain entries.
Other Media
Sanpei’s official Axl-One page also documents narration, CD, radio, and other voice work, showing that her career extends beyond TV anime leads alone. The profile additionally includes official audio samples and a direct X link, confirming active professional representation and public-facing profile maintenance.
Critical Reception
The strongest public evidence for Sanpei’s standing as Boruto is the combination of official franchise continuity and agency-level prominence. Her official profile treats Boruto as a representative role, and the official NARUTO / BORUTO anime site continues to identify her as Boruto Uzumaki’s voice actor. That strongly supports the conclusion that her performance is treated as the definitive Japanese interpretation of Boruto. That is an inference from the official casting record rather than a direct quoted review.
There is also broader public evidence that Boruto is one of the roles most associated with her career. Public voice-actor profile summaries explicitly describe her as the actress who currently voices the title character in Boruto, and IMDb lists her across the TV series and film versions of the role.
Social Media
X: @3paydayo (https://x.com/3paydayo)
English Voice Actor: Bennett Abara
Date of Birth
September 10. Behind The Voice Actors lists Bennett Abara’s birthday as September 10. IMDb’s public biography page identifies Abara as being born in Germany, but the retrieved public sources I checked did not clearly expose a birth year from a primary official page, so I’m leaving the year unstated rather than guessing.
About Bennett
Bennett Abara is an American voice actor, actress, and writer whose official website presents her as an actor/writer and links to her convention, coaching, reel, and résumé materials. IMDb’s public biography lists her among the cast of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, and Kid Cosmic, which matches the broader public picture of a performer working across anime dubbing and animation.
For Boruto, Abara is the English dub voice most closely associated with Boruto Uzumaki. Behind The Voice Actors lists Boruto as one of the characters she is known for and identifies her as the actor who has voiced Boruto most often in English across franchise entries.
Hometown
The clearest public location I verified is that Bennett Abara was born in Germany. I did not retrieve a primary personal profile that stated a specific hometown or city, so “born in Germany” is the safest source-based wording here.
Career Highlights
For this query, Abara’s key credit is Boruto Uzumaki. Behind The Voice Actors’ Boruto franchise page lists her in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Boruto: Naruto the Movie, The Day Naruto Became Hokage, Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker, and Naruto x Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections, which shows strong continuity with the character across anime and game appearances.
Outside Boruto, Behind The Voice Actors highlights Sailor Jupiter / Makoto Kino and Cherche among her best-known roles, while IMDb lists She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Kid Cosmic among her notable screen credits. Those sources together show that her work extends beyond one anime lead into games and Western animation.
Full Current Filmography
The list below reflects documented public credits visible from Bennett Abara’s official website plus major public profile sources available as of March 20, 2026. Because I did not retrieve a single official chronological master list exposing every anime, game, dubbing, and on-camera credit in one place, this should be treated as a source-based documented filmography rather than a guaranteed exhaustive master list.
Anime and Anime Films
2017 — Boruto: Naruto the Movie — Boruto Uzumaki. Behind The Voice Actors lists Abara as Boruto’s English voice in the film.
2017 — The Day Naruto Became Hokage — Boruto Uzumaki. Listed on the Boruto franchise voice page.
2018–present — Boruto: Naruto Next Generations — Boruto Uzumaki. Behind The Voice Actors identifies Abara as Boruto in the English dub TV series.
2019 — Boruto OVA — Boruto Uzumaki. Listed on the Boruto franchise voice page.
2020s — Blue Period, NieR: Automata Ver1.1a, Suzume, The Grimm Variations — the retrieved public source confirms Abara’s participation in these anime-related projects, but the visible snippet did not expose role names, so I am not assigning specific characters here without stronger source support.
Video Games
2018 — Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker — Boruto Uzumaki. Listed on the Boruto franchise voice page.
2019 — Jump Force — Boruto Uzumaki. Listed on the Boruto franchise voice page.
2023 — Naruto x Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections — Boruto Uzumaki. Listed on the Boruto franchise voice page.
Fire Emblem Awakening — Cherche. Behind The Voice Actors lists Cherche among the characters Abara is known for, making this one of her clearest public game credits.
Western Animation and Other Screen Work
2018 — She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. IMDb lists the series among Abara’s known credits.
2021 — Kid Cosmic. IMDb lists the show among Abara’s known credits.
2025– — The Mighty Nein — Owelia / Wife. IMDb’s public character page lists Abara in the series under those credits.
Other Professional Work
Abara’s official website also shows active work in coaching, convention appearances, audio/video reels, and writing, which makes her public professional profile broader than voice acting alone.
Critical Reception
The strongest public evidence for Bennett Abara’s standing as Boruto is franchise continuity. Behind The Voice Actors lists her as the actor who has voiced Boruto Uzumaki most often in English, across multiple shows, films, and games. That strongly supports the view that her performance is the definitive English interpretation of Boruto for most dub viewers. That is an inference from the casting record rather than a direct quoted review.
There is also broader evidence that Boruto is one of the roles most associated with her career. Behind The Voice Actors names Boruto among the characters she is best known for, alongside Sailor Jupiter and Cherche.
Social Media
X: @bennettabara (https://x.com/bennettabara)
