Boruto: Naruto the Next Generations certainly didn’t start off optimally as the older generation still had so much to say. Naruto, Sasuke and all the other characters from Masashi Kishimoto’s old manga have captured a lot of space in the sequel, leaving the younger and fresher generation to one side.
Now, however, the story seems to steer itself in a completely different direction. The latest Boruto: Naruto the Next Generations events, with the emergence of new enemies and allies, seem to have pushed young people into much greater leadership roles. Since Naruto and Sasuke are weakened and Isshiki is defeated, it will now be Boruto and Kawaki’s turn to face Code and his group. With all existing premises, how much is missing at the end of the Boruto manga: Naruto the Next Generations?
The idea is that with the intersection that happened recently, we’re right in the middle of the story. With 14 volumes and a little more fortune between 2016 and the first half of 2021, it seems extremely likely that the from The way to Boruto’s final will be direct and with a few detours. Therefore, the manga supervised by Kishimoto and drawn by Ikemoto could easily end at this speed without pauses with a maximum of 28 or 30 volumes, i.e. towards 2026 or 2027.
