Does Boruto beat Naruto?

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Does Boruto beat Naruto?

Short answer: He can’t. Long answer: Naruto is a 1/2 Uzumaki who possesses Six Paths power, Hashirama’s cells, naturally vast chakra reserves, an inheritor of Asura’s power and is Kurama’s Jinchuriki. Boruto has to get alike power before he can even on the same level, let alone surpass.

What happens at the end of the original Naruto?

How Naruto Ended. Rock Lee and Naruto save Gaara, with Sakura healing the injured while several of the would-be attackers are taken out by the combined force of Temari, Kankuro, Shikamaru and Kiba’s dog Akamaru. After Gaara beats another with a spear, he pursues their leader in hopes of finding the taken student.

What is Boruto last episode?

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BORUTO-NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS-/Latest episode

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How many episodes does Boruto have left?

This has caused Spencer, at Supernova Melbourne 2020, to state that he believes that the series will surpass Naruto in length. If that’s the case, then with Naruto’s 220 episodes and Naruto Shippuden 500 episodes, Boruto has over 570 episodes left in its life still.

Will Boruto ever surpass Naruto in length?

Despite this, Boruto has grown in popularity and with the manga continuing in the background, the anime finally has enough manga content to start working on canon episodes, which the series is leading into now. This has caused Spencer, at Supernova Melbourne 2020, to state that he believes that the series will surpass Naruto in length.

Will there be a Boruto sequel?

The sequel, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations is set several years after the events of the original Naruto story and features the children of many of its key characters such as Naruto and Hinata. Have you subscribed to ComicBook Nation, the official Podcast of ComicBook.com yet?

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Is Ikemoto still working on the Naruto sequel series?

The sequel series has been providing an exciting story all of its own following Naruto’s progeny Boruto, but Ikemoto is still eyeing the series as a crucial part of the entire Naruto franchise. Rather than conceive it a completely standalone series, he’s still framing it within the Naruto story as a whole.