New Movie #Boruto Will Be created!

Shonen Jump magazine gives a little teaser about the new Boruto movie! What about the controversial arc of Naruto Gaiden?

Anime Boruto, up to the moment of this writing, has ascended to 14 episodes. Anime narrating the new generation of Naruto is able to attract the audience with its story is cool and interesting. Well, because the reaction of the fans is pretty good, it looks like the new Boruto movie will soon be made.

Recently, Weekly Shounen Jump magazine gave a teaser on one of its pages. In the teaser, it is written that the next volume of the magazine Jump will contain news about the new film of Boruto (情 情 情).

Since it is still a teaser, of course there is little information available on this topic. It could be, this movie in the form of a wrap-up episode Boruto so far or it could be a movie that is really new. Even so, it seems that this film Boruto will adapt a rather controversial bow of the manga Naruto Gaiden created by Masashi Kishimoto directly, not Ukyo Kodachi or Mikio Ikemoto.

If you look at the image above, the design shown by Borashi Masashi Kishimoto, not Mikio Ikemoto. Then there is the name Sarada (ダ ダ ダ) that appears above the glasses that seem to give clues that Sarada will be the main character of the last film of Boruto.

For those of you who have read Naruto Gaiden, you surely already know that these sarada glasses become part of the story of Naruto Gaiden is quite controversial among fans at that time.

All that, along with the number of promotions that focus on the Sarada made in Japan, offers a possibility big enough that Naruto Gaiden will be adapted to the anime with film format. Of course, keep in mind that this is still speculation and the exact answer we can expect next week.

Still, it is interesting that Naruto Gaiden adapts to the anime, whether in film form or part of one of the anime episodes of Boruto. If you are, are you interested in seeing the story of Sarada in the form of anime? Say your opinion in the comments field yes!

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