Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 32 Dancing with the Devil – Read Manga Online In High Quality
Boruto Naruto Next Generations 112
Boruto Manga Chapter 32 Review
Sarada Goes Blind, Kawaki Crashes Out, and Daemon Goes God Mode
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 32 delivers one of the most chaotic and consequential chapters of the sequel manga. Everything falls apart at once — and for the first time, it genuinely feels like the heroes might not have an answer.
Momoshiki’s Clone Army Overwhelms the Battlefield
The chapter opens with Sai ordering the assembled jonin to stand down against Momoshiki’s clones. It’s the right call — regular shinobi have no business fighting an Otsutsuki-level threat. The real action belongs to the next generation.
The setup from the previous chapter carries over: Boruto is deliberately leading Momoshiki toward Ada, using her as bait. The moment Momoshiki senses her, every single clone disengages from their individual fights and begins moving as one toward the east — like a hive mind with a shared consciousness. Amado confirms this theory, suggesting the clones share a unified network, which quietly hints at a future countermeasure: infect the network, collapse the swarm.
Daemon Is the Most Broken Character in the Verse — and He Proves It
Before things spiral, Daemon gets his moment, and it does not disappoint.
Boruto hypes him up for a reason. Amado has confirmed that Daemon was engineered using cells from Shibai Otsutsuki — a god who transcended the physical plane entirely. His core ability, the reflection shinjutsu, bounces killing intent back at the attacker the instant it’s directed at him, before any physical attack even lands. It’s a passive, always-on, god-tier defense with no known counter.
When the clones begin threatening Ada, Daemon stops playing spectator. In under 60 seconds, he eliminates over 100 Momoshiki clones — through direct combat, collateral damage from single punches, and mass skull implosions triggered by clones locking onto Ada with killing intent. Inojin tracks the numbers in real time, and the kill count is staggering. It’s the closest thing Two Blue Vortex has given us to a Madara vs. the Shinobi Alliance moment — one person, completely dismantling an army.
Sarada’s Mangekyo Sharingan Fails at the Worst Moment
With Daemon thinning the herd, Shikamaru devises a clean finishing strategy. Sarada’s Mangekyo Sharingan ability, Orihime, would lock the remaining clones inside gravitational spheres and wipe them in one shot. Everyone holds their position and waits for her to execute.
She activates it. The gravitational fields form. And then — her eyes give out entirely.
The technique destabilizes, the gravity field collapses, and Sarada is left completely blind, mid-battle, surrounded by threats. It’s a brutal moment, not just because of the tactical failure, but because of what it means for her arc.
This isn’t entirely surprising. Mangekyo Sharingan abilities are not equal in cost. Shisui’s Kotoamatsukami required a ten-year cooldown. Obito could spam his space-time ninjutsu only because Hashirama cells and White Zetsu acted as a constant regenerative buffer. Sarada has neither. Her Orihime is apparently one of the most chakra-intensive Mangekyo abilities seen in the series, and her body simply isn’t built to sustain it yet.
The most logical solutions moving forward involve Sakura, who has already shown deep concern about this exact outcome since the original Boruto anime (Episode 170). Her Strength of a Hundred Seal stores massive chakra reserves that release automatically for healing and regeneration, which could offset the eye strain and chakra overload that causes Mangekyo blindness. Alternatively, Orochimaru’s research on Shin Uchiha, who possessed a body capable of accepting multiple Sharingan without rejection, could point toward a scientific fix. Sakura, having operated on Shin, understands this better than anyone.
Kawaki Overheats and Shuts Down Mid-Fight
While Sarada’s failure is tragic, Kawaki’s collapse is more frustrating. He pushes through the clone swarm with raw power, fires off a massive blast — and then simply stops functioning. His cybernetic body overheats and shuts down mid-combat.
The problem isn’t that Kawaki is weak. When his limiter was unlocked against Jura, he showed genuine menace. But Momoshiki’s endless clone army is his worst possible matchup. Kawaki is built as a glass cannon — enormous output, no stamina for wars of attrition. Against infinite respawning enemies, raw firepower becomes meaningless.
Amado’s earlier warnings about overheating weren’t filler. They were a setup for this exact moment. And the solution isn’t a hardware upgrade — it’s actual shinobi training, something Kawaki ironically promised Team 7 before the time skip, only for Omnipotence to derail his entire development arc.
Himawari still sees him as her brother and is visibly worried when he goes down. Amado needs him alive for their arrangement involving his daughter’s revival. So Kawaki isn’t out of the story — but this is a hard reset on his arrogance.
The Numbers Keep Growing — and the Endgame Options Are Narrowing
With Sarada blind, Kawaki down, and Momoshiki’s clone count surpassing a thousand and still climbing, the squad is running out of options fast. Ada herself is beginning to panic.
The remaining cards on the table are limited. Borushiki — Momoshiki taking over Boruto’s body — could physically handle the situation, but it would instantly brand Boruto a threat again and put everyone around him in danger. It’s a last resort with massive consequences.
The more grounded hope is reinforcements. Sai has already signaled the invasion. Sakura, Kakashi, and the previous generation showing up to protect their children is the cleanest narrative play — and long overdue, given Kakashi has been almost absent from Two Blue Vortex.
Final Thoughts
Chapter 32 of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex is one of the best-structured chapters of the sequel. It delivers a genuine power showcase for Daemon, raises the stakes for Sarada’s entire Hokage dream, and exposes Kawaki’s ceiling without writing him off. Momoshiki’s obsession with Ada is being used smartly as the central conflict driver, and the clone hive-mind mechanic opens the door for Amado to eventually engineer a solution.
The heroes are losing — but in a way that feels earned rather than arbitrary. Read Boruto Manga Online. Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 33 breakdown reveals Inojin’s sacrifice, Sarada’s fate, and Code’s return—explained with key insights. Read now.
