Since his tumultuous arrival at Leaf Village, it’s become clear that Amado is a sinister and seedy character. The former Kara Organization scientist who betrayed its leader, Isshiki Otsutsuki, in Boruto 66 Behind the protagonists, he continues to tinker in the dark: where are his indecipherable projects taking him?
From Amado not to be trusted, and that is now an objective fact. The scientist is responsible not only for Kawaki’s initial escape and the deaths of his former comrades Delta and Jigen, who were killed by his ally Kashin Koji, but also for some dark conspiracies involving the protagonists.
If this character becomes a monster in Boruto 66, the fault lies with Amado. In fact, it was he who used the new cybernetic arm transplant that impressed them Karma Seal in Kawaki. But why did Amado act this way? Almost certainly, the scientist does not intend to bring Isshiki Otsutsuki back to life. So what drives him?
What Amado confides in Kawaki is a karma that serves only as a weapon, and not as a vessel for an otsutsuki. As such, Kara alumni may wish to exploit it for its amenities, which are still shrouded in mystery.
Amado He doesn’t seem involved in the Otsutsuki issue, let alone still associated with Code. His actions could be traced back to the death of his daughter, whom he mentioned to the Seventh Hokage. How did this tragedy happen and who was responsible for it? There is a theory about Boruto’s new protagonist, the omniscient Eida.
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