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Morefun Studios Naruto Mobile Short Highlights Hinata Hyugas Combat Skills
Morefun Studios released a short film featuring Hinata Hyuga in its Naruto Mobile game, showing the character training after the Fourth Great Shinobi War. The clip has attracted attention because Hinata has historically had limited screen time in the franchise’s anime and manga.
The Naruto manga, written and illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto, ran from 1999 to 2014 and was collected in 72 volumes. The anime adaptation aired from 2002 to 2017. The franchise also includes eleven feature films, a range of video games, and a sequel series, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. Hinata is a member of the Hyuga clan, originally part of Team Kurenai, and later marries Naruto Uzumaki, becoming the mother of his children.
Naruto Mobile is a beat‑em‑up style fighting game developed by Chinese studio Morefun Studios and authorized by Bandai Namco. The game features a vertical axis and a roster of characters from the Naruto universe. It has released cinematic trailers for high‑rarity characters, and the short film featuring Hinata was posted on the Naruto Mobile YouTube channel in April 2026.
The clip shows Hinata after the Fourth Great Shinobi War, training with a Hyuga elder. It depicts her open‑palm fighting style and her Twin‑Lion Fist technique. The animation follows the original character design and choreography. The short also includes other characters such as Rock Lee, Obito, Sasuke, and Itachi, providing action scenes that have not appeared in the current Boruto anime.
Hinata has had limited prominence in the Boruto anime, which has focused on a new generation of characters. The short film provides fans with additional visual content featuring a popular character. It also demonstrates how mobile games can supplement the franchise by creating new media beyond the main series. The short’s release comes at a time when the Boruto anime has been on hiatus since 2023, and the manga is continuing with a new part.
Fans have praised the high production value of the short and the faithful portrayal of Hinata’s combat style. The Naruto Mobile game has a large roster of characters and is available on Android and iOS. The game’s cinematic trailers are part of a marketing strategy to promote character acquisition and gameplay. The short is one of several promotional videos that Morefun Studios has released to keep the Naruto brand active in the mobile gaming market.
The Naruto franchise continues to produce new content through manga, anime, films, and games. The next part of the Boruto manga is scheduled to begin in 2026, and a new season of the anime is expected to return later that year. The Naruto Mobile game remains active, with updates and new character releases. Fans can expect additional short films and cinematic trailers that showcase other characters from the Naruto universe.
The Naruto Mobile short featuring Hinata Hyuga highlights the character’s combat abilities and provides fans with new visual content. It underscores the role of mobile games in expanding the Naruto franchise beyond its original manga and anime. As the Boruto series continues to evolve, supplemental media such as these shorts will likely remain an important part of keeping the franchise engaging for long‑time and new audiences alike.
The Naruto manga, written and illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto, ran from 1999 to 2014 and was collected in 72 volumes. The anime adaptation aired from 2002 to 2017. The franchise also includes eleven feature films, a range of video games, and a sequel series, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. Hinata is a member of the Hyuga clan, originally part of Team Kurenai, and later marries Naruto Uzumaki, becoming the mother of his children.
Naruto Mobile is a beat‑em‑up style fighting game developed by Chinese studio Morefun Studios and authorized by Bandai Namco. The game features a vertical axis and a roster of characters from the Naruto universe. It has released cinematic trailers for high‑rarity characters, and the short film featuring Hinata was posted on the Naruto Mobile YouTube channel in April 2026.
The clip shows Hinata after the Fourth Great Shinobi War, training with a Hyuga elder. It depicts her open‑palm fighting style and her Twin‑Lion Fist technique. The animation follows the original character design and choreography. The short also includes other characters such as Rock Lee, Obito, Sasuke, and Itachi, providing action scenes that have not appeared in the current Boruto anime.
Hinata has had limited prominence in the Boruto anime, which has focused on a new generation of characters. The short film provides fans with additional visual content featuring a popular character. It also demonstrates how mobile games can supplement the franchise by creating new media beyond the main series. The short’s release comes at a time when the Boruto anime has been on hiatus since 2023, and the manga is continuing with a new part.
Fans have praised the high production value of the short and the faithful portrayal of Hinata’s combat style. The Naruto Mobile game has a large roster of characters and is available on Android and iOS. The game’s cinematic trailers are part of a marketing strategy to promote character acquisition and gameplay. The short is one of several promotional videos that Morefun Studios has released to keep the Naruto brand active in the mobile gaming market.
The Naruto franchise continues to produce new content through manga, anime, films, and games. The next part of the Boruto manga is scheduled to begin in 2026, and a new season of the anime is expected to return later that year. The Naruto Mobile game remains active, with updates and new character releases. Fans can expect additional short films and cinematic trailers that showcase other characters from the Naruto universe.
The Naruto Mobile short featuring Hinata Hyuga highlights the character’s combat abilities and provides fans with new visual content. It underscores the role of mobile games in expanding the Naruto franchise beyond its original manga and anime. As the Boruto series continues to evolve, supplemental media such as these shorts will likely remain an important part of keeping the franchise engaging for long‑time and new audiences alike.
