#boruto 20

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Boruto: Chapter 20, art by Mikio Ikemoto

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Boruto’s about to die.

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Boruto 20 see’s Sarada hearing about Naruto’s meeting with Sasuke, to which he follows and wants to meet her father. Chocho joins her as they’re both attacked by Shin Uchiha who seems to be working with someone much higher. Naruto appears and protects both using Kurama’s chakra, Shin disappears. Sasuke’s see’s a girl with Sharingan eyes and thinks she’s an enemy when she is none other than her daughter. Also Sarada activates her Sharingan.

Boruto 20 seems to be following its manga counterpart quite well. In fact, it seems to be progressing quite well. The whole episode from my perspective was quite good. I really like Sarada’s determination to find Sasuke and how it drove her to put her own life on the line just to meet him.

And on top of all of that, her own father was unable to recognise her when she was looking to finally meet him. It’s as though she was betrayed by her own flesh and blood. While on the other hand, we see Naruto comfort and make sure that both Sarada and Chocho are okay when they’re with him.

Naruto meets Shin Uchiha who shows that he has potential in terms of fighting skills, and you must have guessed that Naruto has some idea that there is some sort of big bad guy controlling Shin and maybe even more enemies after this.

Neverthless, the highlight of this episode was the end when we see Sasuke meet who he thinks is another enemy, but rather is his own daughter. From his point of view, I can see why he would do so, but from Sarada’s view, we see some sort of traumatic part of her life where her own father didn’t even recognise her, which I’m sure she won’t forget for a while.

Still, it was a pretty good episode, so I’d like to ask what you guys think about it as we wait for more episodes that will see Boruto 21, titled “Sasuke and Sarada” seems like it might be a pretty good episode. Still, what are your thoughts, go ahead and comment down below.

Sarada meets Sasuke! Naruto Protects - #Boruto 20 Boruto 20 see's Sarada hearing about Naruto's meeting with Sasuke, to which he follows and wants to meet her father.

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Boruto 19 sees the start of a new arc surrounding the loneliness that is attached to Sarada and how her parents may not be telling her the truth about her past. Sarada doesn’t know what to do thus she asks Sakura about it but doesn’t give an answer that she’s satisfied with. Plus her eyes become more and more blurry, as though she’s about to activate her Sharingan. All while Sasuke appears from somewhere and encounters an enemy which will play a great deal in the current arc.

Boruto 19 starts a brand new arc, which is always good. If it follows the manga series as it’s currently doing with the first episode, then I’m sure that we’ll get a lot more from this series then first thought because this arc actually pieces a lot together about Sarada and her true parents.

From this episode, I felt really frustrated the way Sakura acted. Sure it might be hard for Sarada to understand, but she could at least give Sarada something, and the fact that Sarada found the image of Sasuke and his old team mates makes me think that she will definitely face some sort of wall between herself and Sarada.

From Sarada’s point of view, it definitely seems as though meeting Sasuke will help her, rather it will give her the chance to meet her dad for the first time. She’s heard so much about him, read about him, and even tried to look for him, but this arc will see them meeting for the first time. Nevertheless, I liked the manga series, so I’m thinking that I’ll probably enjoy the anime arc, but we’ll see about that.

So what do you think? Go ahead and comment below telling us what your thoughts were as we wait for the next Boruto 20 episode, titled “The boy with the Sharingan,” as we see Sarada going to Naruto and asking him for information and way to find Sasuke.

Sarada's Loneliness! Sasuke's Mission - #Boruto 19 Boruto 19 sees the start of a new arc surrounding the loneliness that is attached to Sarada and how her parents may not be telling her the truth about her past.