Key Developments Scan in Boruto Manga Chapter 16 – Kawaki’s Growth and Naruto’s Return

The new 15th chapter of the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga dives into deep and significant events, revealing Kawaki’s true powers and Amado’s plans. We’ll thoroughly examine Kawaki’s training, Naruto’s situation in the Daikokuten dimension, and how Amado controls Kawaki and his combat abilities. We’ll discuss what’s happening and why Amado might be much more dangerous than we previously thought.

Let’s talk about the training in Kawaki’s dimension and Naruto’s fate. The chapter reveals that Kawaki needs to increase his power level, and Boruto doesn’t mention their training location because Amado is eavesdropping on their conversation. So, they train together in the Daikokuten dimension with Naruto. Boruto and Kawaki will awaken Naruto’s consciousness in Daikokuten, leading to an important conversation. Kawaki and Boruto will explain to Naruto that they can’t return to Konoha until they defeat the Shinjū together. Kawaki said this was the only way to ensure Naruto and Hinata’s safety.

Daikokuten is safer for them than Konoha, which has already become a target for enemies, and Naruto has become a personal target for Jura. It’s important to note that Kawaki and Boruto sincerely desire to protect Naruto while demonstrating their independence and determination to control the situation. They position themselves as decision-makers, even if it displeases Naruto. This dynamic shows that Kawaki and Boruto are not just shinobi but leaders with their vision and plans.

In the 16th chapter of the Boruto manga, Naruto returns to the story, elevating its interest level. Let’s not forget Ikemoto’s words in a recent interview from France: “In the Naruto-Sasuke and Boruto-Kawaki relationships, each one is a rival to the other to assert their worth. However, their opposition is very different. In Naruto, the protagonist is constantly in opposition, expressing and conveying his feelings to Sasuke. By doing this, he evolves as a protagonist.

On the other hand, in Boruto, Kawaki shows a strong attachment to it. Boruto, having become a young man, is a character who has fully evolved from the start. He is insightful and open-minded. Compared to Kawaki, the burden he carries is different. It’s more about Kawaki showing evolution as a character. Besides that, I think there are numerous contrasts between Naruto’s scheme and Boruto’s.”

These words from Ikemoto suggest that Naruto’s return to the narrative will be unexpected. His comeback will happen in the Daikokuten dimension, meaning he won’t return to Konoha. This approach allows the author to maintain intrigue and tension surrounding his return, keeping fans eager for further developments. Most likely, they will all help Kawaki grow stronger.

Now, let’s talk about Amado and his control over Kawaki. Surprisingly, Amado can see through Kawaki’s eyes and track his actions. But how does he do this? We know that all of Amado’s technology is simply technology. How do we transmit images from a camera over a distance? Thanks to the internet, which doesn’t exist in Konoha, some wireless cameras use radio frequencies (RF) to transmit signals over short to medium distances. These cameras are often used in security systems and have a limited range. Radio communication typically operates at 2.4 or 5 GHz and requires a receiver connected to a monitor or recording device with a limited range. This means that the Daikokuten dimension is an exception, allowing Kawaki to use it for hiding and training. One key point of the chapter will be that Amado cannot track Kawaki in the Daikokuten dimension.

Another question arises: why does Amado strive to control Kawaki? He aims to use Kawaki as a tool for his own goals and for resurrecting his daughter. However, it’s important to note that Amado has complete control over Kawaki, including the ability to shut off his consciousness with a switch he installed. In the manga, Amado explicitly states what he can do. I quote Amado: “A unique Emergency Shutdown Command Code that only I can use.” Amado can also regulate Kawaki’s combat parameters, setting power limits and controlling his karma. Boruto confirmed this in the new chapter of Boruto manga. This makes Kawaki a puppet of Amado.

With so many means of control, Amado sees Kawaki as his creation, his puppet. We see that Amado views Kawaki’s power as his own. He grants him karma and establishes limits, thereby maintaining full control over him. Yet, despite this, Kawaki shows independence by acting on his convictions. This clash between creator and creation adds tension and intrigue to the plot.

Another important point is that Amado knows Boruto is Boruto and Kawaki is Kawaki, despite Eida’s omnipotence. This suggests that Eida’s powers do not affect Amado. But why? Perhaps Amado has his defenses or countermeasures against her abilities, allowing him to act independently of her influence. Let’s recall a moment from the Boruto manga. I quote Eida: “It’s not that easy. You may be able to tell, but he’s remodeled his eyes with scientific ninja tools. And you know transformation jutsu can’t replicate complex tech.” This moment is found in Chapter 57 of Boruto on, page 31. Is this part of Amado’s plan? If he monitors all events and can resist Eida’s influence, this may be all part of his strategy. We see him controlling Kawaki and directing events to his advantage. Perhaps we will learn more about Amado’s role and plans in the future, but one thing is clear—he is far from being a simple observer; he is a key player in the unfolding conflict.

The conclusion is quite simple. The 15th chapter of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex continues to develop the plot, raising new questions and intrigues. There are more questions than answers, and every character plays their own game. What comes next, and what role will Amado play in the future conflict? We will find out in the upcoming chapters.

I found a scan of Chapter 16 of Boruto Two Blue Vortex on Twitter, and in my opinion, it looks like the real deal. This could genuinely be a manga leak. It resembles the original, showcasing Ikemoto’s artistry. This scan has made me reevaluate my expectations for Chapter 16, and honestly, I can’t wait for the official release. So, stick around and read the article until the end because this scan is cool.

Let’s break down the key points of this scan step by step. In the first frame, Boruto appears on screen quickly, and we see his cloak billowing in the wind. We’ve seen similar frames in previous chapters, which suggests one thing: Boruto is using his grandfather’s technique. I’m talking about the Space-Time Technique, the Flying Thunder God Technique. This guess is further supported by the cloud of dust appearing behind Boruto.

The next frame smoothly transitions our thoughts to what will happen next. We see air currents swirling around Boruto’s legs. At first glance, this might not seem unusual. But as we know, Boruto has only one technique in his arsenal that is capable of swirling around his body. And yes, you guessed it, that technique is the Rasengan Uzuhiko.

I know I’ve drawn out the intrigue a bit, but as you can tell, a battle is about to unfold. I didn’t expect this twist. A rematch with the Shinjū named Jura will take place. But in the scan, he’s not alone; another Shinjū accompanies him. However, it’s not Hidari if that’s what you were thinking. As you might have noticed, it’s Mamushi. By the way, he’s the first Shinjū who faced Boruto alongside Hidari.

As we remember from that fight, Mamushi had the upper hand over Boruto physically, making it difficult for Boruto to counter him, and the manga’s author specifically highlighted this. In this scan, we see Boruto activating the Rasengan Uzuhiko as he heads towards Jura and Mamushi. His gait looks confident, and immediately, a question arises: Why is Boruto no longer wary of Jura? Why is he confronting two strong opponents alone?

I have another fragment I want to show, but before that, I want to share my thoughts. I believe Kawaki is also nearby with Boruto. We shouldn’t forget that in Chapter 15 of the Boruto manga; they became a team committed to protecting Konoha and the planet. Therefore, I think this is part of their plan. I suspect Boruto and Kawaki intend to lure them into the vicinity of the village to fight again. But why? The balance of power remains unchanged. Kawaki is still weak. The answer lies in the scan.

Just look at these two fragments: Boruto has opened his eye with the scar, revealing the legendary eye known as the Jōugan. Now, take a look at the entire scan. Agree that it looks incredibly high quality and is tough to distinguish from the original? I don’t know if this could be a genuine manga scan because, as we know, one scan is typically published on the Naruto website a few days before the manga’s release. But with today’s technology, getting a scan early is possible. That’s why I’m reviewing all realistic scans I can find.

Overall, the situation is quite intriguing. But since it’s only the beginning of the month, there haven’t been any early scans like this yet. So, we’ll wait for the official chapter teaser in the magazine and then the first official scan on Naruto’s site. Let’s see if this scan is indeed genuine. It looks about 90% like the original. I carefully examined Ikemoto’s art style, and it’s nearly indistinguishable from his work. The shading, facial expressions, and clothing textures all resemble the original. Even if the scan turns out to be fake, it still demonstrates Ikemoto’s style’s strong influence on fans and the fan community. I’m always amazed by fan creations.

The events in this scan also seem logical, especially the activation of Boruto’s karma on his face. We shouldn’t forget that Boruto and Kawaki’s karmas are synchronized and resonate with each other for reasons we don’t fully understand. But when Kawaki activated his karma in previous chapters, Boruto’s karma activated in response. This leads me to believe Kawaki is nearby or behind Boruto.