Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 24 – Full Spoilers & Breakdown

The full text spoilers for Chapter 24 of Boruto Two Blue Vortex are finally out—and it’s absolutely phenomenal. This chapter has everything: intense battles, deep conversations about Naruto, powerful character development, and mind-blowing twists. Jura regenerated and straight-up humiliated all of Boruto and Kawaki’s efforts—and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

The Flashback: Boruto and Kawaki Reunite

The chapter kicks off with a flashback, and that alone feels like a historic event. We see a conversation between Boruto and Kawaki. After everything that happened—the hatred, the betrayal, the attempts to kill each other—they’re now standing together, talking strategy. The situation is so dire it forces them to put their feud on hold.

The text from the scan reads:
“On the day the brothers stood together, Boruto shared his battle strategy against Jura with Kawaki.”

That instantly sets the tone. The stakes are high, and these two must act in sync.

Boruto tells Kawaki:
“Once Amado removes the restrictions, head to Hidden Sand. You’ll back up Sarada and the others. I’ll move out the second you arrive. That’ll likely trigger Jura’s interference. But with your strength, there’s still hope.”

Boruto is using himself as bait, knowing Jura is hunting specifically for him. He trusts Kawaki to protect Sarada—a huge move that shows his maturity and leadership.

Kawaki’s Doubt and the Dire Stakes

But Kawaki isn’t optimistic. He replies:
“It’s not that simple. I only caught a glimpse of him, but his strength… he’s a real monster. Even if we all fought together, our combined power might not be enough.”

Kawaki’s realism hits hard. As someone who absorbed Isshiki Ōtsutsuki’s power, his words carry weight. His honesty adds gravity to the chapter: “We could lose.” No bravado, just brutal truth.

The Present Battle: Kawaki vs. Jura

The plan unfolds. Kawaki launches into battle with Jura, unleashing Isshiki’s arsenal—black cubes, chakra rods, everything. He dominates for several pages, landing hit after hit with full force.

But Jura’s regeneration is god-tier. Half his body is blown off, skewered entirely—and he regenerates instantly, without effort. Compared to Ten Tails Madara, Jura makes that regeneration look like child’s play.

This isn’t power vs. power—it’s power vs. immortality. Kawaki was right. This guy is a monster.

Jura’s Monologue and Philosophical Insight

Jura, untouched by all attacks, begins his monologue. He’s not just a brute—he’s analyzing. He says:

“Kawaki, just as I expected. His combat ability far surpasses what he had before. How did he gain this much power in such a short time?”

Then he reflects on Himawari:

“She awakened right in front of my eyes and showed strength like she became a completely different person.”

He adds:

“Looking back, it seems like Inojin Yamanaka’s sacrifice was the trigger. And then Sarada Uchiha… she also suddenly awakened her power and effortlessly crushed one of my own.”

Sumire is stunned:
“Sarada did what?..”

Jura continues:

“Both cases are exceptional. They can’t be explained by normal means. My theory? There’s a common link between them.”

His climax:

“Right now, my hottest research topic is what you people call ‘love.’ That unique uncertainty that only humans possess. It can be a fatal weakness, but also the factor that leads to unmatched evolution.”

Jura isn’t just a villain—he’s a philosopher. Love, he believes, is the key to evolution. Himawari’s love for her friends. Sarada’s love for Boruto. Kawaki’s obsessive love for Naruto. Jura sees love as power.

Kawaki’s Rage and Jura’s Dominance

Kawaki snaps, responding with a massive energy blast. But Jura emerges untouched, seated on a wooden throne with glowing Rinnegan eyes—a visual homage to Sukuna from Jujutsu Kaisen.

Jura says:

“I never thought you’d run to Boruto’s rescue. As far as I know, there’s only one thing in this world you actually want to protect, and that should be Uzumaki Naruto.”

Then:

“I once paid him a visit in the Leaf. I thought maybe he was already dead. But looking into your unwavering eyes, I’m certain. He’s alive.”

Jura uses Kawaki’s emotional reaction to confirm Naruto’s survival.

He adds:

“I want to absorb him. Uzumaki Naruto, of course. They say he formed bonds with many tailed beasts. I believe even that was rooted in ‘love.’”

If Jura absorbs Naruto, he won’t just gain power—he’ll unlock the key to “unrivaled evolution.” He’ll become a god.

Boruto’s Plan to Retreat

Boruto remains calm:

“We can’t beat Jura—not yet. The most realistic option is to use my Flying Thunder God to evacuate everyone at once.”

He admits he can’t win in a one-on-one. Kawaki responds:

“So it’s all on me, huh? Then all we gotta do is buy some time.”

Boruto prepares:

“Sorry to keep you waiting, Kawaki—we’re good to go now. I’ve locked onto the symbol.”

Jura reacts:

“Flying Thunder God, huh? Too bad, but nothing I can do. Looks like that’s it for today.”

Boruto signals Kawaki:
“Let’s move.”

Kawaki’s Final Words to Jura

Kawaki turns to Jura:

“Hold up a second. Hey, Jura. Listen carefully—I don’t give a damn about love or any of that crap. But still, your instincts to target the Seventh—that inner voice of yours—I’ll give you that. Respect where it’s due. But don’t get it twisted. One day, I will destroy you. I promise.”

Jura replies:

“Hmm, interesting. I appreciate your honesty.”

Aftermath in the Leaf Village

Boruto and Kawaki return to the Leaf. Konohamaru exclaims:
“That’s Boruto!”

Delta explains they left something behind:
“We were told to just leave it there. They said it’s harder to sense chakra while carrying it.”

Boruto asks for the Thorned Soul, and they prep for teleportation.

Eida and Koji observe. Eida says:
“I was worried, but I feel a bit better now.”

Koji replies:
“That’s nothing to celebrate. That was way too risky a gamble. Sure, Boruto surviving is great, but thanks to that last move, the future’s shifted drastically again.”

Jura now knows his prize is alive—and he’ll hunt him. The cosmic chess game just escalated.

Final Scene: Jura and Hidari

Jura smiles from Kawaki’s compliment. Hidari ruins the moment:

“Disgusting.”

A joke follows:
“He just got happy from the praise. And Hidari totally ruined the moment with a new word he just learned!!”

Conclusion

Chapter 24 of Boruto Two Blue Vortex was an emotional rollercoaster. A desperate alliance between Boruto and Kawaki. Jura’s terrifying regeneration and cold intellect. Confirmation that Naruto is alive—only to become the primary target of the most dangerous being alive.

And the theme that changes everything: love as the catalyst for evolution.

The chapter left more questions than answers. Will the Boruto-Kawaki truce last? Can they protect Naruto? Is Jura the most developed villain in Boruto history?

How do you defeat an enemy who evolves by studying your best traits?

And the big one:
Is love truly the greatest power in the shinobi world—one that can change everything?