The long-awaited moment from fans of Boruto has come. The new, epic metamorphosis of Naruto, which drove the manga readers crazy some time ago, also made its debut in the anime adaptation. Let’s find out if the Baryon mode has any significant differences between the animated version and the illustrated one.
In episode 216 of Boruto, things finally get serious: Naruto and Sasuke demand Isshiki. out Otsutsuki. However, the one who arrived on planet earth with Kaguya turns out to be a monstrous opponent, even more powerful than Jigen, with whom the Leaf duo had already suffered a defeat. Although the Seventh Hokage and his shadow go full throttle and stage their amazing combos, they can’t do anything, Isshiki is just too strong.
After knocking Naruto down and trapping him under a pile of his huge blocks, the Otsutsuki turns to Sasuke, who instead manages to get away thanks to his goose for a mustache. But when Isshiki attacks Boruto, Uchiha is forced to use the substitute to save his student. The fight appears to be over and the hand has reached the end of the game. But suddenly a red lightning bolt rises in the sky: It’s Naruto. Balanced between life and death, Kurama has brought Naruto his latest trump card, the Baryon mode. However, this transformation seems to have its price.
Episode 216 of Boruto carefully adjusts the events that happened on the pages of Chapters 50 and 51. The only major differences are in the Character design in Naruto Baryon mode. In the animated version, the color palette of her clothes is actually inverted as usual. In addition, the new transformation is presented from behind in the manga, while it appears frontally in the anime. We’re leaving you for the reopening of Boruto.
These weeks #Boruto Episode adapted chapters 50 & 51, next week we’ll look at Ch52 and maybe parts of Ch53. pic.twitter.com/BLYaVsowYa
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