Naruto celebrated his big birthday this fall, and now, the series looks like it’s busier than ever. With two new manga titles in print, Hidden Leaf hasn’t been so easy to check out, and that’s not even a thought for Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. Part Two is still dropping new content weekly, and its latest episode in the anime seems to confirm that a manga arc is on its way.
It all started live this week when Boruto released his latest episode. The original story follows Sasuke as he takes his student on a hunt for a hawk. There was an equality between Boruto and Sasuke with each other, and the episode ended with the latter sharing his plans to find Kara’s remains.
Getting ready for the code bracket
According to Sasuke, he will not return to Hidden Leaf with Boruto due to the high priority of his next mission. “I’m going to track down Cod, the last surviving member of Kara. He’s a threat to the Leaf,” Uchiha shares.
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Of course, readers of the manga will know what story Sasuke is about to tell. With Isshiki gone, Code inherited Otsutsuki’s vision and would do anything to see it through. Sasuke knows how far the neglected man will go to get revenge, and Code is determined to eliminate those who killed his master. This ardent nature makes Code a huge threat to Hidden Leaf, and Sasuke’s research will lead to Code arc starting from the manga.
For those who have read Boruto, you will know that Code arc is rather complicated. The story gives Code some awesome power but also introduces new characters like Aida into the mix. Things only get more complicated when Kawaki learns about Code’s moves, and only Boruto can intervene thanks to Karma. So, if you’re ready for Boruto to revive this meaty arc, it looks like the anime is gearing up for the story’s debut.
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