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[boybolt]

Edit- Boruto TBV 12

[itachis-eyes]

next chapter be like

[descendant-of-truth]

A Borumitsu teamup at this point in the story would be the funniest thing ever actually

[mayaketu]

Character analysis: Naruto vs Boruto’s forgiving natures

Naruto is a kind person. But a lot of people interpret all of his actions to being foolishly kind, when Naruto really is just a traumatized & principled character that empathizes with people based off that.

Both are traumatized & principled, but have different traumas driving their actions.

Let’s examine Naruto first:

Notice, Naruto does not decide to be understanding until he draws a connection between himself and his opponent being victims of child abuse. Naruto never tried to empathize with Orochimaru, Danzo or Madara, nor had much of a negative reaction to their demise at all. Naruto also knew all 3 of them had repeatedly committed the worst sin- abused children. His biggest trauma.

Naruto hasn’t been advocating for people to escape consequences, he wanted people to atone because he understood that they were traumatized as children & never got the guidance that saved Naruto from going down their exact path. He wasn’t rly being gullible (he had nothing to lose by the time he tried talk-no-jutsu lol), kind or even forgiving- he decided no matter how difficult to stick to his principles he learned from Jiraiya. To try to stop the cycle of hatred by having people atone rather than to punish them through revenge.

Naruto’s biggest flaw though, is that he is overly blinded by his abandonment trauma- he feels he has to “save” people who went through child abuse like he did. He projects too much of his own feelings onto them- when they are their own people who won’t necessarily turn around as easily as Naruto did- which is why he lost his arm to sasuke who wouldn’t relent until beaten into submission. & (temporarily) lost his life to kawaki.

In psych terms, Naruto is trying to reinforce to himself that he was always worthy of being saved, which is what drives him to go as far as he does. It’s not really his kindness, or passion but his trauma is the way Naruto deeply connects to others.

Episode 10 of boruto NNG. This convo is not in the manga but it’s clear from the manga as well that this is how Naruto feels:

This is why Naruto struggled so much to connect with Boruto. Boruto wasn’t an abused child- thats why it seemed Naruto didn’t “care” about Boruto and Himawari as much as Kawaki. His bio kids were the first people very close to him without significant trauma for him to build a relationship on. Hima was still pretty young, & not as outspoken as boruto, so we didnt see that dynamic as much with her.

Boruto is still early in his story & has a lot more to learn. So this is as of chapter 14 of TBV.

Boruto’s current analysis:

Boruto has spent his whole life building healthy connections unlike Naruto, yet seems to have the same desire to “save” even the most “irredeemable” people. There are 2 reasons why.

Reason 1, For Boruto he is able to forgive kawaki because he understands that he’s not in a position to judge him. Boruto recognizes that he is a threat because of momoshiki, and blames & hates himself for everyone being endangered, not kawaki who is actually protecting them in his own twisted way. & now, feeling the pain of abandonment, he also empathizes with kawaki, thus forgiving him. This is how BORUTO sees it right now.

He’s also trying to make the right choices he knows ADULT Naruto would make, but adult Naruto has confronted his self hatred & knows not to take or blame everything on himself. Boruto hasn’t learned that yet, he’s willing to accept help when it’s dire, but still believes the overall burden is his alone. He has also been mainly taught by Sasuke, who still hasn’t overcome his own self hatred as much as Naruto has & desire to handle everything alone.

*boruto has actually been struggling with self hatred since getting caught cheating, that’s why he irrationally hated all ninja tech- it’s from the shame of being exposed. Self hatred is a huge underlying part of his character I could expand on later; I’m focusing on this comparison to Naruto here.

Boruto is blinded by his self hatred in the same way Naruto is blinded by his abandonment trauma. That’s why some of their actions seem so irrational, they are fueled by trauma. & These blind spots are where they both make their most costly mistakes.

That’s why he naively defied Koji’s order to escape and instead released code. He knows from Naruto he can’t do everything alone, but he lacks the wisdom to understand when/how to apply it. He should’ve relied on Koji’s advice rather than trying to plan on his own which led to a huge mistake. Code is still loose.

Reason 2, Boruto’s will is to be shadow hokage. To bear burdens for the sake of the village and people he loves. Part of bearing the burden is swallowing your pride for the greater good, which he learned from Sasuke. He’s not being kind or forgiving by saving Code. He wanted to kill the shinju ASAP before they could evolve further and needed his help.

Same with asking to train Kawaki. Kawaki’s fate is tied to both Naruto/Hinata, the EARTH & boruto’s fates. Outside of any emotional reasons, he literally cannot afford to let Kawaki die + kawaki’s unique abilities (shrinking claw marks particularly) are instrumental in defeating the shinju. & Especially now that the shinju are growing in number and in other villages, boruto cannot always be there to protect kawaki. Kawaki needs to get stronger fast for the sake of the planet.

I’m interested in the larger convo between boruto and kawaki and training him, but we’ll have to see once chapter 15 officially drops.

[usuratongaychi]

kawababy + kashin koji forced sasuke and boruto to wear the stupid froggy suit

[yuenai]

She doesn't like Kawaki at all 🐍

Btw, I know it is a she!! She is BoruMitsu's daughter!!

[miri-chan0509]

Boruto and Kawaki fanart🗣️🔥🔥😍 (i made timelapse 😉)

[monkeydluthy]

Absorbing the planet rotation that won’t stop before the planet .. crazy

[sainsane-uchiha-bae]

The Final part Boruto’s episode 218 breaks your heart and throws it directly into the toilet and then flushes it.

ありがとう。

[boybolt]

🥝 x 🔩

[itachis-eyes]

i can't stop thinking about the one panel

[flourishfox]

Kawaki

[daruchan0505]

What if... Hanabi becomes part of the Boruto cast?

(warning: long post)

(remember, English is not my first language so any mistakes that you could see it's probably because of that) (If you want I could do a part 2, bcs it's really long)

Alternative title N1: What if Hinata actually had family in Boruto outside his kids and Husband? Oh, SHE HAS.

Alternative title N2: Why they treat Himawari if she had no one but Kawaki? Hinata has a family (⁠‘⁠◉⁠⌓⁠◉⁠’⁠)

I can talk for hours about how Neji shouldn't have died, I, myself with my friends have talked about that many times, but I'm not here to talk about Neji. The title is clear.

All this begins with Boruto NNG, I saw it since the anime start (too lazy to read the manga by that time)

I'm going to say this: I understand that Boruto doesn't have to be the same as Naruto, not the anime/manga or the character.

But I will admit that something I was expecting for Boruto was more agency in the story for the characters that weren't that important in Naruto, like Konohamaru's team and Hanabi (They are not the only ones, it's an example)

And I thought that it was not complicated to actually have that, when I saw the nine episode for Boruto, that one where we saw Hanabi and Hiashi for the first time.

I liked the way they portrayed Hanabi and I thought "hm, it would be cool if she appeared more often"

And this showed me that there was actually a difference between Naruto and Boruto: Boruto, even without his parents have relatives that are alive and care about him and Himawari. At least one, and that was Hanabi. (I could also say Hiashi but I don't like what they did to him in Boruto)

And I was like: at least they have an aunt, and not like Harry Potter's awful aunt, they actually have someone that cares for them, at least a little.

Then it come, the beginning of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex.

By that time I already read the boruto manga (at least most part of it), and I actually was amazed by the fact that the first chapters were really intense.

This world that, is facing the death of the most important ninja in the village.

And I get it, Naruto is very important in the political system, also, he's very loved, he bring the peace to the world.

But he was not the only one who "died"

So...

What if Hanabi didn't care about Naruto? What if everyone sees the Hyuga leader visiting everyday the Uzumaki's grave?

"Is she visiting the 7th wife? "

No, she's visiting her sister, Hinata.

All her world seems to crumble when the news came out, since that moment, Hanabi couldn't understand how life was so... unfair.

In her head, every little memory that she has with Hinata is locked up, Hanabi feels that if she thinks a little about her sister, she's gonna break.

Hanabi was proud of the woman and Kunoichi that Hinata become.

Hinata married young, Hinata was just living her dream, having a caring and loving family with no confrontations or fights, the kind of family she didn't have when they were kids, because of the Hyuga clan resentment and the political place of Hiashi in all that mess.

Hanabi is in front of her sister's grave for the 8th time in a week, when suddenly, Shikamaru approaches her, smoking.

Hanabi seems too deep into her own thoughts to care about that.

Hinata's dream was destroyed... for a kid that betrayed Konoha, Hanabi always thought that the 7th Hokage was invincible, that her sister was safe for all harm, that her dream would have lasted until she became old and more wise.

Shikamaru tells her that he understands her.

Hanabi doesn't respond.

Shikamaru tells her to let go, that Hinata knew she was marrying a powerful Shinobi.

"Don't you dare to tell me you understand what I've been feeling this week, Shikamaru-san."

Shikamaru tells something about his friendship with Naruto, tells her that for him, Naruto was similar to a brother.

Hanabi sees Hinata's grave, when she remembers the time were Hinata was leaving home for the war.

Hanabi just remember Hinata's hands in her shoulders telling her that everything was going to be ok.

Hanabi remembers when Neji didn't come back, she was sad but Hinata was devastated.

And now she understood. Shikamaru was sad to lose someone similar to a brother, but she lost her sister.

"Your sister is gone" Shikamaru is not going to lie, he's the smartest person in the village, the (probably) next in the line to be Hokage "But someone needs you"

Hanabi looks at him.

"Kawaki may have decide to stay in his home, however, he ask for Himawari to live in a better place"

"Himawari wants that?"

"This is not about what Himawari wants, it's about what she needs"

Hanabi vaguely remembers having arguments with Hinata about what their kids wants and what they needed.

Any of those arguments ended up with a "Hanabi, you're their aunt, I'm a mother. When you have kids, you look what's best for them, even if it's not exactly what they want, you'll understand once you have your own" which she respected.

But now, the sole idea of being the only one in charge of Hinata's kid was terrifying to her, she saw Hima and Boruto Kawaki often, but she was their aunt, not their mom.

When they used to get in trouble Hanabi helped them sometimes to clean the mess or try to calm Hinata down when she discovered their antics, Hinata used to teach them every day.

She sees a little far away.

Kawaki walked towards them with Himawari next to him.

Kawaki decided to train in the village to kill Boruto when the time comes, the one who did all this, she knew that, his fate was clear, it was too late to make him change his mind even if Hanabi remembers him being more kind hearted than that.

Himawari seems like she doesn't understand what was happening, sees her aunt and hugs her deep like it's been years since they saw each other (there's been only a week) and that breaks Hanabi's heart.

Hanabi looks at Shikamaru and Kawaki, understanding what she has to do.

She had to stop being Himawari's aunt.

She had to be something else.

[klypt0maniac]

I FUCKING HATE HIM FOR THIS-AUFHFEBFEIECEWOHFWRGJBR

NO BBG, YOU DESERVE BETTER, GO GET BORUTO, GO GET YOUR MANS!!!!

Okay, I'm on chapter one of Boruto: TBV and I already hate it here. If you didn't know, I'm a Mitsuki simp and I PERSONALLY think he deserves SO MUCH better rn.

I'm NOT A KAWAKI HATER BUT RN I'M USING EVERY INSULT IN THE HUMAN DICTIONARY

(ISTG if at the end of this Boruto and Mitsuki aren't happily married with 3 kids a dog and a nice house I'm gonna jump off a fucking cliff.)

[infinitebullshit]

[Himawari's and Mitsuki's feelings towards Boruto and Kawaki explains the nature of Kawaki's desire.]

According to my interpretation, Kawaki whimsically wished he was in Boruto's place because it'd be easier to get ride of Momoshiki by killing himself since from his pov, he's an unworthy outsider nobody would grieve in contrast to Boruto who belongs to Konoha and is loved by everyone. Himself included.

Boruto and Kawaki are Otsutsuki, therefore the wish didn't affect them. However Eida can't control Omnipotence so Kawaki's wish got reflected on the whole planet instead, much like how her own desire got fulfilled.

[Himawari]

TBV ch1 emphasized how despite nothing making sense anymore (Kawaki being remodeled, not having Momoshiki, having Isshiki's karma and Shinjutsu ..etc), Omnipotence forced them to still recognize Kawaki in Boruto's place.

Many people tried to associate Kawaki's desire with everything vile, ranging from "He is jealous and wants what Boruto has" to "He wants Boruto hated like him " and so on.

But ch1 of TBV showed Himawari still being able to think and feel what she wants regarding who she views as Kawaki (Boruto now).

Himawari is 100% affected with no resistance. She has no doubts (anymore) about Kawaki being Boruto and vice versa as she's under Omnipotence's control like everyone else.

What she doubts, and affirmatively doesn't believe or want to believe, is the premise of Kawaki killing Naruto.

Unlike everybody else, Himawari lived with the guy. She knows what kind of person he is, especially his unconditional affection to Naruto and his self-sacrificial tendencies for her family.

She's positive Kawaki didn't kill Naruto, and if "That was the case" then he's in some kind of deep trouble because he would never kill Naruto if he was in his right mind.

She still possesses the freedom to think what she wants of "Boruto", proving Kawaki didn't want the real Boruto to be hated or viewed in any kind of light for the purpose of killing him.

[Mitsuki]

Mitsuki is one of those who got brainwashed way too easily without a single moment of doubt in ch79.

He got no resistance whatsoever to Eida's Omnipotence, however he questioned if Kawaki was his sun in TBV ch1.

Many of us took this as him questioning the identity of Kawaki being Boruto because he is not what he remembers.

However now I believe he's questioning if the Hokage's son was his sun altogether from get go.

See, Mitsuki's existence was over-elaborated to him as this "moon" who needs a "sun" otherwise he'll fall into darkness.

He didn't exactly choose who his sun will be, or if he really needs one to begin with. It was all Orochimaru's unethical social experiment.

Regardless, he followed Orochimaru's will anyways and befriended Boruto who was all sunny and radiates positive energy. He was like a study case for Mitsuki to observe and follow until he can be his own person.

As of now, he didn't know what "love" is until he was charmed by Eida and questioned if it's even hard to tell how you feel about someone during his conversation with Sarada.

Mitsuki is unable to feel deep feelings on his own, he's like a parasite who feeds off other people's feelings instead.

He was comfortable with Orochimaru's choice of sun for the stated reasons above. Mitsuki went as far as stating Boruto will never change- he NEEDS him to stay the same, otherwise the whole formula of his existence crumbles.

Kawaki, wants nothing to do with that.

He's the exact opposite of the real Boruto in terms of personality- he radiates negative energy.

He can't fullfill Mitsuki's existential needs.

From Mitsuki's pov, "Boruto" had changed. He is no longer qualified to be his sun. Especially after Kawaki basically rejected him.

The whole "Moon" and "Sun" analogy went over Mitsuki's head. What he understood from it is having to be attached to Boruto's hip all the time so he can suck the light outta him, while it was about learning how to be a normal human from him.

Mitsuki's development is likely going to end with him realizing he needs no sun. Not Kawaki, not Boruto or anybody.

Either thar or dies chasing an illusion installed in him by his twisted parent.

Back to the topic, Mitsuki's case is similar to Himawari's. He is controlled by Omnipotence but still able to form his own impression of who he thinks is Boruto.

Which in contrast to Hima, it's negative.

[miri-chan0509]

Happy Birthday Kawaki!🥰😍🤩🎉