The sequel to Masashi Kishimoto’s masterpiece, Boruto: Naruto the next generations, after a shaky start, has begun to wow readers on both the print and television fronts. In fact, the author and studio Pierrot still have to significantly strengthen the protagonists with the incoming threat.
Volume 18 of Boruto is dedicated to Amado and Shikamaru, the two most brilliant minds in the work, and whoever Kishimoto pays special attention to her role in the main story. In any case, work should soon be done again to also put the spotlight on the new Team 7, especially Sarada, who have an extremely important room for improvement.
But what is the origin of Sasuke and Sakura’s daughter’s design? The sensei gave the answer in an old interview, which we report as follows: “Instead of sweetness, I wanted to project a slightly “dark” but strong-hearted feeling onto Sarada. In my head, It’s like a female version of Sasuke. However, since having a Sasuke-like girlfriend would be scary, I gave Sarada Sakura elements as well.“
And you, on the other hand, agree with Sensei’s definition of the talented ninja? As usual, let us know yours by leaving a comment in the appropriate box below.
βRather than cuteness, I wanted to convey a slightly dark but strong sense to Sarada. In my mind she’s like a girl version of Sasuke. However, since having a Sasuke-like girl would be scary, I gave Sarada Sakura elements as well.
– Kishimoto on Sarada’s design pic.twitter.com/4CAWFscwhx
– Sasuke Daily (@sasukedailydose) 09/10/2022
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