Boruto:Naruto Next Generation 2nd episode review

The journey of Naruto's iron-willed son Boruto Uzumaki in the small screen has begun with the premiere of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations."

The anime has officially launched in Japan today, but fans in the United States can get into all the action via Hulu, which streamed the first episode the same time it was released in the country.

Future episodes of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" will also be released there every Wednesday, available for viewing to those who are subscribed to the streaming company.

Hulu partnered with Viz Media in order to provide English-dubbed versions of the episodes. With that in mind, fans can expect "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" episode 2 to drop next week.

The installment is titled "The Hokage's Son." Here, it will become clear that being the son of the seventh Hokage is not without its issues, but the young Uzumaki is not fazed by such.
Inojin Yamanaka is not very fond of Boruto as seen in the promo for "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" episode 2 as he accused him of "riding on the Hokage's coat tails."
"I don't even consider you worthy of my trust," Inojin tells him. While he claims he did not mean to "touch a nerve" with his remark, it looks like he was not at all sorry about the things he said.
Inojin first appeared in "Boruto: Naruto the Movie." While he and Boruto seem to get along, he is not always on board with the latter's tendency to take a shortcut as much as possible by cheating.

Inojin's remarks in "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" episode 2 might fuel Boruto to try harder and not just rely on his father being the Hokage.

Boruto can be seen confronting him in the promo, but he also appears to be in combat with another student in this exciting installment.

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How Boruto gain Curse mark Power?

Well ,hey guys.
after watching Boruto:Naruto Next Generation 1st episode ,everyone is thinking that this series well better than Naruto or Naruto shippuden. Yeah I agree with you guys,but we saw that Hidden Leaf Village has been destroyed again, and the boy named Kawaki told that 

and Boruto activated new eyes (look like Byakugan but vision is not the same as we know before) and with new power look like Curse mark power,and we also saw that Kawaki has also that type of curse mark power as well. 

Well ,I don't know you guys will agree with me or not but this is my personal opinion,so please take it easy. 
We know that Oruchimaru is mastered  at curse mark jutsu and he applied manny people and in Boruto:Naruto Movie we saw that Boruto's one of team mate named Mitsuki is Oruchimaru son.

 Boruto told sarada that he want to be shinobi like her Dad(Sasuke Uchiha) . So it can be possible that Boruto take same path like Sasuke and He mastered Curse mark Jutsu from Oruchimaru . 

Well,we don't know what happed in ending,but we all know that Boruto:Naruto next Generation series will better that Naruto or Naruto shippuden.  
 

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Not Tenseigan or Byakugan,than what is this?

Well guys,
Everyone is confused about Boruto Right eyes. Cz its look like Byakugan or tenseigan .To be honest ,first time i also thought that, Itz 100%  byakugan.But I'm still comfirm that itz not Tenseigan

But if you watch Boruto:next generations episode 1 again ,than you will see that Boruto eye vision is not like byakugan vision at all.

thatz enough to prove that Boruto eye is not Byakugan.

Maybe it can be another version of byakugan or Tenseigan .But itz Not Byakugan or Tenseigan that we known before.

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Top 10 strongest Naruto character

  With the manga already ended and the anime drawing to a close, it’s time to take a look at the power rankings of the Naruto-verse once more and revise it accordingly. It’s definitely not easy to rank them accordingly, especially when more and more powerful baddies keep appearing to challenge our heroes.
With that said, only characters who we have seen fighting in the series will be included and their power ranking will be decided relative to how well they did against whom in certain fights and their rank will be adjusted accordingly. This would lead to the exclusion of the god-like Rikudou Sennin and characters like the tailed beasts.
With that said, let’s proceed on with the list. Believe it!
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10. Itachi Uchiha

Itachi is the older brother or Nii-chan of Sasuke, our favourite avenger. He was hailed as the youngest ever to become an ANBU captain and was prized by the clan for being a prodigy. This was all before he committed the Uchiha Massacre and fled Konoha, leaving a broken Sasuke clamouring for revenge.
Over the course of the first half of the series, Itachi would make several appearances but never commit to a full-scale battle. However, whenever he does appear, any opponent he faces off against shows extreme hesitance and caution when going against him, as he is that terrifying.
When he finally faces off against Sasuke, someone who would eventually become one of the most powerful characters in the series, he beats him to the point that Sasuke resorts to drawing out Orochimaru. The scary fact of the scenario is this; he wasn’t even fighting to kill, but to protect Sasuke. All this was done while he had a terminal illness. The world just isn’t ready for a full powered Itachi.

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Does Naruto die in Boruto:Next Generations?

If you have seen the first episode of Boruto, then you know the anime begins with a foreboding introduction. The premiere starts with a flashforward to a time where Boruto is much older and the modernized city of Konoha has been destroyed. With the village in ruins, a scarred and tattooed Boruto stands in rubble across from a boy named Kawaki. The other ninja is determined to destroy the ninja communities as the age of shinobi has passed - and Kawaki then drops a terrifying bomb.
Speaking to Boruto, the villain says, “I’ll send you where I sent the Seventh Hokage,” referencing Naruto. The ominous statement makes it sound as if Kawaki will send Boruto to the afterlife with his parents, and the fact that Boruto is also wielding Sasuke’s sword make the moment more tense. The Uchiha would not relinquish his weapon so easily and Boruto is even carrying the ninja’s marred headband.
If Sasuke and Naruto are implied to be dead, then the future of the franchise is looking bleak at best. Fans are worried the beloved legacy characters may not make it through the new anime, but it seems very unlikely that Naruto will die.
Time and again, Boruto has stressed that he is out to tell his own story, and it just so happens that his life intersects with Naruto. Killing off the elder ninja would not only sent fans into a riot, but it would shift the entire focus of Boruto’s desire to fulfill his own life.
Given how complex the franchise is, it would not be surprising to learn that Naruto was sent to an alternate dimension. Or, at the very least, Boruto may be under the impression that his father is dead to give him that push to fight Kawaki head-on. However, if the anime were to kill off the fabled hero, then Boruto would not be around for much longer. Anime fans have a long history with Naruto, and they would not take kindly to his death. Not at all.

For now, fans will have to wait through the anime to see just how the premiere’s introduction comes to fruition. Naruto Shippuden started with a flashforward in a similar way, and the introduction did not even begin to cover the anime’s full ending. Boruto may be doing the same as a way to make longtime fans invested in it, and yeah - it seems like the plan worked.

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100% sure that boruto eye not Tenseigan

In the opening scene of Boruto, fans are shown Konoha after the modernized village has been destroyed. The Hokage Mountain has been all but obliterated, and an older version of Boruto is shown fighting against a ninja known as Kawaki. The tattooed opponent tells Boruto that the age of ninjas is done and that he will destroy the hidden village. Still, Boruto believes in the calling and tells Kawaki he will fight for that belief.
Fueled with rage, Boruto then ties a ninja headband on which looks like the one Sasuke originally marred. Then blonde-haired hero then stands up, seals appearing on his arm as his right eye transforms into something rather odd. His once-blue eye begins to glow white, and the bloodline gifts looks as if it is a cross between the Byukugan and the Tenseigan.
Of course, the anime will surely go on to reveal what the jutsu is in future arcs, but fans already have good reason to think the bloodline is a form of the Tenseigan. The ocular jutsu was revealed in the Boruto manga and played a major role in Boruto: Naruto The Movie.
If you are not familiar with the Tenseigan, then you should know the ocular jutsu was first used by Hamura Otsutsuki, one of the first people able to wield chakra. The power is unspeakably rare and can only be awakened when the chakra of Hamura’s descendants meet thanks to a marriage of the Otsutsuki and Hyuga families. Since Naruto possess chakra of Hagoromo and Hintata houses power from Hamura himself, their son Boruto has the genetics to awakens the powerful bloodline.
Still, Boruto’s version of the Tenseigan looks notable different from previous depictions. The hero’s eye does not have the traditional flower-shaped iris associated with the Tenseigan, but Boruto’s awakened form may differ similar to how the Mangekyo Sharingan does.

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Boruto: Naruto Next Generations | Episode 1 Review |

So the episode 1 of the most awaited sequel of Naruto is out and to be honest it is way better than what everyone had expected. Honestly we all never wanted Naruto to end, as much as we hated the fillers, we were still sad for the end of Naruto's journey. The journey that started way back in 2002 was concluded and it felt like its an end of a phase of our life. It felt just like when we completed our school or when we attended the farewell of our college or when we quit our first job. We all knew that a new journey is about to begin, yet we wanted to hold on to the old one, but it slipped out right through our hand. Yes Naruto ended. And with the disappointing experience of fillers from Naruto, we never kept any hope from its upcoming sequel Boruto to be any better. Yet we dared to watch it, because we simply can't let Naruto go from our heart.

The beginning of the episode was same as it was there in Manga. The clash between Boruto and Kawaki, which gets intense as Boruto reveals the byakugan in his right eye. Till now everything was as expected, but then things started going beyond the expectations as the story of Boruto begins in the flashback. As per manga his story began with the start of Boruto the movie and same was expected from the anime series. But to everyone's shock that didn't happen. The series is ahead of manga. In-fact they added a completely new character Denki, who is still not revealed in manga. Apart from that the anime even revealed that Boruto possess the byakugan even before he joins the academy, which clears all the doubts about his byakugan being borrowed from someone else. 

To talk about the episode, the pace of the episode is really good, you don't find any moment which makes you feel dragged. The thrill element in the story keeps you hooked till the very end of the episode. Also the most crucial and important thing that creators have done with Boruto's character is that; they have made him select his own different path. This makes an easy transit for the Naruto fans to look at Boruto from different perspective and with different expectations. Boruto's background is different, Boruto's dreams are different, so the path that he chooses is expected to be different and yet you feel nostalgic while watching Boruto, that is what I would call an achievement of the creators of Boruto.

In all the first episode managed to surprise as well as reprise the old feeling of watching Naruto and made us join Boruto in his new Journey!

 

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