This is the story of Boruto and his journey.
In terms of storyline - once you get past the movie arc - It genuinely gets intense and fascinating to see each chapter unfold. It’s actually darn good once you move past the first 10 chapters - especially the last 8 have been absolute high quality. Boruto is meant to be different - but it doesn’t mean it’s bad. Just don’t hate on it unnecessarily just to fit in. If you’re one of those who don’t want to see Naruto’s story continue - especially with a new generation - it’s fine. It’s simply an addition to the Naruto universe. Boruto: Naruto Next Generations is a great, and, different spinoff. This isn't another Naruto, fans should stop comparing. Yes the art in the beginning was awful - but above all of that - it’s the unfair comparison to Naruto. Yes it started with a recap of the movie. There are several unfortunate things the Boruto manga has going for it - most of it is beyond its control. I consider myself a Boruto fan - my review for the anime is first on MAL - I’m quite happy to see such a positive reaction to it. If you’re interested please continue to read further and I hope I convince you to Unfortunately the harsh scoring system won’t change anytime soon - So I hope it wouldn’t discourage new readers. Imagine judging One Piece or Bleach purely on their first 10 chapters. Simply because I feel discouraged that it won’t really have an effect on anyone - it seems like the majority of users on MAL are fine with judging the series based on the first 10 chapters - which was the movie recap. I’ve been contemplating writing a review for the Boruto manga for a few days now. Contending with a society that heaps an unbearable load of pressure on his shoulders over his status as the Hokage's son, Boruto carves his own path through the world, fighting to make a name for himself as evil forces threaten to shatter the peace his father helped create. Naruto and the shinobi he grew up alongside find that working to upkeep the neutral world takes them away from their families, and even the legendary warriors of Naruto's generation must contend with being mediocre parents to their bitter children, including his own son Boruto.īoruto Uzumaki faces a world completely unlike that of his father, finding unique trouble in the distance between the two. However, this stasis comes at a personal cost for the aging hero. Naruto and his peers now live in a world of peace, working hard to uphold an international truce built on good will and diplomacy. EditSynopsis Naruto Uzumaki has finally achieved his dream of becoming Hokage, the leader of the Hidden Leaf Village that he spent his teenage years fighting to protect.
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