Junta Terashima is a Japanese voice actor and singer who provides the voice of Code in Boruto, the Naruto follow-up series animated by Studio Pierrot.
Terashima voices Code in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, a powerful Kara member and one of the central antagonists of the sequel's later arcs. The casting tied him to Studio Pierrot's continuation of the Naruto saga.
Since making his voice-acting debut in 2009, Terashima has taken lead and supporting parts across anime and games. His roster includes Shin Ichijo of the King of Prism franchise, Takeru Taiga in The Idolmaster SideM, Hisoka Mikage in A3!, and Hyoga Yukimura from the Inazuma Eleven Go series. He also launched a music career in 2019, releasing the EPs 29 + 1: Miso and Joy Source.
Terashima voices Code in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, a powerful Kara member and one of the central antagonists of the sequel's later arcs. The casting tied him to Studio Pierrot's continuation of the Naruto saga.
Terashima's roster includes Shin Ichijo of the King of Prism franchise, Takeru Taiga in The Idolmaster SideM, Hisoka Mikage in A3!, and Hyoga Yukimura from the Inazuma Eleven Go series. These lead and supporting roles span multiple long-running anime and game franchises.
Terashima launched a music career in 2019, releasing the EPs 29+1: Miso and Joy Source. His work pairs voice acting with singing.
Junta Terashima made his voice-acting debut in 2009. He was born in 1988, making his Naruto franchise role in Boruto part of a decade-plus career by the time of casting.
Junta Terashima is a Japanese voice actor and singer who provides the voice of Code in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. He made his voice-acting debut in 2009 and later launched a music career in 2019.
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