Jujutsu Kaisen has been defined by many as the shonen dark heir of Naruto. On the other hand two Shueisha series They have almost the same incipit, a trio of protagonists with similar characteristics and a funny blindfolded master with eye powers. In the latest chapter of Boruto, however, it’s Masashi Kishimoto, to quote his colleague Gege Akutami.
In a recent interview, Akutami revealed that there will be ways of salvation in Jujutsu Kaisen like in Naruto. Therefore, Sukuna and Mahito don’t suddenly become good because of Yuji’s words, as it did for Obito and Pain instead. But when Jujutsu Kaisen moves away from Naruto, Boruto, on the other hand, appears to have replicated an important event from Akutami’s work.
In the sensational cliffhanger that concludes Chapter 77 of Boruto, Kawaki, out of love for the Seventh Hokage, swears that by harnessing the power of karma, he will kill every single living Ootsutsuki, including Boruto. Shocked by these words to his son, Naruto is also willing to defy Kawaki. Ready to be hated though, kid banishes the Hokage of Konoha and his wife to another dimension.
The more observant will have noticed that this key scene, which brings Boruto closer to his initial Flash Forward, is reminiscent of what happened back in Jujutsu Kaisen During the Shibuya Incident, Arc Satoru Gojo was locked in the Prison Kingdom. Gojo and Naruto are the two strongest characters in their respective works and in order to avoid critical interference on their part, they have been captured by their enemies. You think Kishimotos is a reference to Akutami or a way to put Naruto aside permanently?
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