The fight between Kawaki and Boruto is full of references to a historical moment from Naruto Shippuden.

Yesterday episode 292 of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations was broadcast in Japan , a Pierrot anime that seems to have come back after receiving a lot of criticism during its first story arcs. This chapter is not just any, since it is the penultimate of Part 1 of the anime, the one that was in charge of directing the plot towards a “see you later” that promises to be exciting .

Boruto pays a precious tribute to Naruto Shippuden in episode 292 of his anime

To this day, it is not known when the second part of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations will arrive, but what the fans are clear about is that the wait will be very hard, and even more so after learning about the events of episode 292. Yesterday the expected confrontation took place. ending between Kawaki and Boruto , and their match had more than one reference to one of the most important moments in all of Naruto Shippuden .

Boruto pays homage to Naruto Shippuden

  • Many fans of Masashi Kishimoto’s work realized that the fight between Boruto and Kawaki was too familiar to them , and the truth is that they had plenty of reasons to be suspicious👀
  • If we compare the main action sequence of this confrontation with the one that once featured the final battle between Naruto and Sasuke in Shippuden, it can be seen that Pierrot paid a great tribute ❗❗❗
  • Kawaki and Boruto’s movements are practically the same as those performed by Sasuke and Naruto at the end of the original anime, including the joint seals they made by interlocking their fingers.
  • The user KamikazeXD_ shared a clip in which the scenes of both fights are compared, and the result is simply spectacular👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

 

Should I give Boruto a second chance?

I consider Naruto to be one of the best manganimes in all of history, and for that very reason I decided to watch its sequel when it was released. Unfortunately the story of Boruto and his companions did not hook me in the least. The first arcs of the series seemed bland and soulless to me, practically living on the great legacy of Naruto Shippuden.

With the passage of time I began to hear that both the manga and the anime of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations made a big change for the better and the story began to be really fascinating. That’s why right now I ask you readers: Should I give this work a second chance?