Boruto – Two Blue Vortex Chapter 1 Spoilers, Leaks, and Plot Summary + Raw Scans

When it comes to the world of anime and manga, Naruto is arguably the most popular one out there and is loved by fans of all ages. Now even though its sequel Naruto Next Generations doesn’t enjoy the exact same popularity as its predecessor but it still has a huge fan base. Boruto: Naruto Next Generation is written by Ukyō Kodachi and Masashi Kishimoto, and illustrated by Mikio Ikemoto and follows the exploits of Naruto Uzumaki’s son, Boruto Uzumaki, and his ninja team. The current anime run ended with Episode 293 in March and it is not going to return anytime soon, but today we are going to talk about the first chapter of the new Manga or chapter 81 in continuation. So, beware as major spoilers for Boruto – Two Blue Vortex Chapter 1 the same follow below.

Boruto Manga Chapter 81 Spoilers and Full Plot Leaked

Obviously, massive spoilers (courtesy of Abdul_Zol2) for Boruto Chapter 81 or Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 1 is titled “Boruto” follow below, so read at your own risk. Also, check out some of the pages attached below and we’ll add more as they arrive. Check out chapter 80 summary here.

BORUTO TWO BLUE VORTEX CHAPTER 1 OPENS WITH A COLOURED DOUBLE SPREAD PAGE! “In the village of Konoha, which has undergone the “great cataclysm” in the past. In front of the Hokage room, Sarada with a dissatisfied face…” Sarada is seen arguing with Shikamaru, who now wears the hokage cloak, about Boruto’s innocence and how he isn’t a traitor. Shikamaru is worried for sarada as a shinobi. Sarada: “my role model is the seventh hokage (Nanadaime) not you”. First look at Kawaki’s timeskip design!

He is seen entering the dimension naruto and Hinata are imprisoned in (dimension where time stops, explains why naruto and Hinata haven’t aged). We also see Sumire’s design! No changes for Eida and Daemon. Sarada and sumire speak to eida about the ‘rewrite of history’ and if there is anything we can do to reverse it. Eida says no and further asks: “how were you two able to retain your memories?” Mitsuki also gets a design upgrade! Mitsuki still has hate for “Boruto” and wants to kill him. Kawaki says that boruto cannot escape his eye, so kawaki will know when he enters the village. He also now flies (another one of Ōtsutsuki’s inherited abilities).

Himawari and chocho also get revealed! Chocho is training with Himawari, who wants to become strong. Himawari has doubts about boruto being a bad guy. And further thinks that Naruto isn’t dead, she has this inner feeling that he is alive somewhere. Konoha gets attacked by Code’s ten tails minion army. Sarada protects the villagers but they keep regenerating. CODE MAKES HIS ENTRANCE! He also has a slashed left eye. Code: “Good morning sarada”. BORUTO UZUMAKI IS HERE DATTEBASA!! Boruto: “That’s the kind of creepy thinking that gets you in trouble with all the girls.” (Code was telling sarada to scream for help essentially)

Sarada shocked to see boruto, meanwhile Kawaki asserts: “You’re out…Boruto! (Essentially meaning out of hiding) Preview text: “The whirlpool of destiny/fate to be mixed together once again.” This is where the chapter ends, see you next month!

Naruto Next Generations Chapter 81 Release Date and Time

According to Manga Plus, Boruto Chapter 81 will be officially released online on  Monday, August 21, 2023 in the monthly V-Jump issue along with Dragon Ball Super Chapter 96 among others. Fans can access the latest chapters of the series on both Viz and Shueisha’s Manga Plus. Obviously, the release time for the chapter will vary depending on the regions, some of which are mentioned below:

• Pacific Time – 8 am
• Eastern Time – 11 am
• British Time – 4 pm
• European Time – 5 pm
• India Time – 8.30 pm
• Philippine Time – 11 pm
• Australia Central Time – 12.30 am

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Founder and regular content publisher of High on Cinema. A passionate cinema enthusiast with a keen interest in the drama, fantasy and superhero genre as well as parallel cinema. Terribly terrified by the horror genre, he refrains from even trying the spooky cinema. Having studied Film Appreciation, he has a keen eye for the technicalities involved in a particular piece of cinema and tries to judge a film as open mindedly as possible.

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