Inde Navarrette, recognized for her role as Nikki Freeman in the series Obsession, explained that she turned to anime to deepen her understanding of screenwriting and narrative structure during a career lull. After completing the film, she faced uncertainty about future projects and began streaming on Twitch to sustain herself while exploring storytelling techniques. Her study focused on series such as Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, where she analyzed differences in timeline usage and narrative pacing. "I asked myself why I was drawn to certain stories," she told The Hollywood Reporter on October 14. "Anime offered a clear lens to examine how structure shapes impact — like how Jujutsu Kaisen layers early dialogue that resonates much later, while Demon Slayer follows a more linear path." This analytical approach, she said, directly informed her screenwriting practice. Navarrette, who describes herself as a self‑identified nerd, also maintains a background in gaming, having previously operated a Twitch channel that was later deactivated. At a fan convention in July, she received a sealed 2009 copy of Modern Warfare 2 still in its original packaging, an interaction she described as rewarding. Looking ahead, she expressed interest in voice acting, particularly for a Resident Evil title, noting that video games represent a significant creative interest. Currently, she is preparing for her role as Rogue in Marvel Studios’ upcoming X‑Men reboot, emphasizing her commitment to honoring the character and the project’s vision. "I’m doing everything humanly possible," she stated, "to do justice to the role for the director, the team, and the fans." Her ongoing exploration of voice work raises the possibility of future contributions to anime dubs, including potential involvement with English adaptations of series such as Jujutsu Kaisen.