Recently placed at the forefront of the manga sequel, Masashi Kishimoto stunned the entire community by eliminating the same protagonist from the work. After the nine-tailed fox also the Little Uzumaki is leaving us. But is the dramatic turn of Boruto 66 real or just a staging?
Of course, anyone who has followed the manga series from the beginning knows that Boruto can’t really be dead. In fact, we see it in the first Flash Forward Battle with Kawaki in a disaster scenario. But how does he live when we see him lying on the ground with a hole in his chest? While the Hokage’s tears in Boruto 66 are real, the boy’s death could be an author’s fiction.
there Battle between Borushiki and Kawaki, who has awakened the power of his karma, takes a tragic and unpredictable turn. With Kara’s ex now able to mimic Isshiki Otsutsuki’s monstrous techniques, Momoshiki’s being is in dire straits. In fact, it is Naruto who is worried about his son and must intervene to save him. However, when Boruto temporarily regains consciousness, he suggests to his stepbrother what to do. kawaki, he kills him without mercy.
Boruto is motionless, lying on the ground with a hole in his chest. The Seventh Hokage’s son is clearly dead, as is Momoshiki’s threat. What if this tragic event a Plan that the two boys came up with?
In order to get rid of the Otsutsuki and the Karma Seal, the “Vessel” must die. Kawaki and Boruto were aware of this and acted as they should: there is actually a detail that could lead to this Resurrection of the Leaf Ninja.
Boruto has become almost entirely an otsutsuki, and her “immortality” is known to the celestial beings. With this information, the boy may have cheated death. His data from Otsutsuki could allow him to come back to life, although not as soon as seen in the case of Isshiki, who was still recovering from his fatal wounds. So he really should be dead only Momoshiki.
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