Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Just Teased Naruto’s Return But No Fan is Ready for the Twist

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Hints At Naruto's Return in The Storyline.

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Just Teased Naruto's Return But No Fan is Ready for the Twist

SUMMARY

  • The storyline of Boruto: Naruto's Next Generations Changed When Kawaki used Eida's power to change the reality of Konoha and send Naruto in an alternate dimension.
  • Since then, Naruto has been absent from the post-time skip story of Boruto called Boruto: Two Blue Vortex.
  • However, the recent chapter revealed that Boruto might be planning to bring back his father in the story.
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Boruto: Naruto Next Generations is currently reaching the heights of its popularity as a narrative, and the manga has completed the time jump and began releasing the post-time skip storyline of the series, Boruto: Two Blue Vortex. 

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Boruto: Two Blue Vortex
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex

The official follow-up series Boruto: Two Blue Vortex is set three years after the events of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations and is very different from the former in terms of both subject matter and approach. With the assistance of Eida’s power at the end of the first series, Kawaki firmly established his claim to power as Naruto’s legitimate son, while Boruto was shunned by the Hidden Leaf Village. 

Naruto’s fate has also changed because Kawaki made use of the Space-Time Ninjutsu to send him and Hinata to a distant dimension. Because of this Naruto has been absent from the post-time skip narrative which has disappointed many fans. However, the series just teased the return of Naruto, however fans may not be ready for it.

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What Happened To Naruto in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex?

Before the Otsuttsuki began to make their move, Naruto Uzumaki had settled into the life of his dreams in Boruto. As the strongest Shinobi in the world and the 7th Hokage, the burden fell squarely on his shoulders, and he lived up to his title by taking them on in battle. But to do so, he had to summon the Baryon Mode’s abilities, and in doing so, he sacrificed Kurama.

Subsequently, Naruto’s strength diminished to the extent that he was unable to protect himself against strong characters in the series. This made Kawaki realize how important it was for him to always defend Naruto. For this reason, he decided to kill every member of the Otsutsuki, including Boruto. 

Naruto Uzumaki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations
Naruto Uzumaki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations

Knowing Naruto would disagree with his decision and try to prevent him from killing his kid, Kawaki utilized the Space-Time Ninjutsu to move Naruto and Hinata, to an out-of-reach dimension. Since then, Naruto has not been seen in the series, and Kawaki used Eida’s power to make Boruto look like the person who killed Naruto.

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Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Teased Naruto’s Return

While Naruto has been trapped in another dimension for almost three years, no one knows when he will be able to make a return to the series. However, Boruto: Two Blue Vortex might have hinted at his return. This hint was dropped when Boruto had a conversation with the current Hokage of Konoha, Shikamaru.

Boruto Talking to Shikamaru
Boruto Talking to Shikamaru

Since Naruto isn’t around, Shikamaru, his previous right-hand man, has taken over the job of Hokage. After becoming aware that something was wrong with the world, Shikamaru contacted Boruto Uzumaki in chapter 6 and decided to help him restore it to its previous state. In their conversation, Boruto and Shikamaru discuss the possibility of saving Naruto Uzumaki and Hinata. 

In chapter 7 Shikamaru says, “If I were you, I’d be thinking about rescuing Naruto and killing Kawaki.” This has made supporters think that Boruto would try to save his parents, but to do so, he might have to continue living under the radar in Konoha Village, which could extend the storyline even further.

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