All posts by Skylent

<p>So given Kurotsucho loose emotional reaction, I suppose Kozuchi was her cousin and not brother. And All Ohnoki's children must be dead if they were absent in the graveyard. </p><p>Anyways apparently much unlike everybody here, I found the episode interesting. Boruto's point is relevant and invites you to reflect on the matter (which is quite an improvement for the series that had uptil now favoured black and white situations) </p>

<p>Good episode. Sekki is a bit wobbly for now but I feel he will grow into a valuable character in the future. </p><p>So..is Korutsuchi having trouble against akutas?... embarassing to say the least xd </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Ravenlot 27 wrote: That's Sekki, a participant of the Chunin Exams from Iva whom we've seen miserably fail the exam's first stage with his team, Genbu Shinobi Trio. </p> </i></div>
<p>Wow, how did you remember him. xd thanks </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Ravenlot 27 wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Skylent wrote: The boy in the preview looks like Kozuchi, Onoki's dead grandson. </p> </i></div>
<p>What boy? I didn't notice anyone similar, except Ku himself. </p> </div> <p>The preview of episode 85, at 23:42 (7 s from the end) </p><p>A young ninja from Wa that will join them apparently but he has the same eye color as Kozuchi. </p>

<p>The boy in the preview looks like Kozuchi, Onoki's dead grandson. </p>

<p>I'm NOT convinced by Onoki's arguments. He's worrying about youngsters becoming weaker and thus vulnerable to danger but what he proposes will let the akutas take all the real fight experience and make the shinobis even weaker... </p><p>So apparently Akatsuchi sees Kuu for the first time (with the surprised face when he sees Jinton) so Ku must not be Onoki's real son but some new clone of some sort. </p>

<p>Oh wow I didn't expect that. Who's that guy at the end? Isn't he a bit young to be Onoki's son? But he has the nose though. I thought it was Ku at first but he called Onoki "father" and not "grandfather" .. hum... </p><p>It's getting interesting again. I'm really curious how an old wise man like Onoki could have chosen to help th villains (I mean, he is not the type to be deceived with false promises like a Kagura...) </p>

<p>Why don't they send back the more useless ones like Inojin and Chouchou to Konoha with the akuta as proof and sample to study. Now if they fail (which they logically should considering the power gap with the ennemies) all they have done will have been for nothing. </p>

<p>Lol, either this Oonoki's grandson is kage level and Boruto and and co will stand no chance or... his cousin is even weaker than Chojuro lol. T'was embarassing. </p><p>Anyways, I like the direction of the story, let's see how it goes. </p>

<p>Isn't Garaga's contractor the third Kazekage? I'm curious to know why he did that, it's good to see more of past Shinobis. </p><p>Wow that was unexpected but I really like the idea of Garaga becoming Boruto's summoning. Thougu I'm find with Boruto performing the summoning from the get go with his talent, doesn't it require a tremendous amount of chakra to summon big animals like that? And he already had used up some of it with his clones . </p><p>
I hope they've well thought out Mitsuki's motivation and it won't be "he wanted to see the world to discover what he really wanted to do so he joigned a bunch of criminals" lol. </p>

<p>It is strange how Aoda is so submissive to Sasuke. Naruto and Gama are more buddies and other invocations seem to have more of a mutual respect with the contractor hum.. </p><p>Did a quick research on this new traitor, apparently the character is not new, he was introduced in Shikamaru Shinden. </p><p>+ obviously the statues are unfortunate snakes turned to stone by Garaga. </p><p>And to be honest the most interesting part of the episode was the opening. What is this ice creature? Next big arc? Or will it appear in the Mitsuki arc? </p>

<p>Wa, this Ryuichi cave is a cold and unwelcoming place. It has nothing to do with the frog mountain where frogs were happily living. </p><p>Anyways, what's up with the old hag? I thought she would turn into the giant snake but eventually she sends them to another giant serpent? </p>

<p>So go to the Ryuchi cave? </p><p>I was always under the impression that those sennin animal lands (the toad's as well) were suuuper far away, maybe even in the other continents. Which explains how nobody found the way to these places except Naruto and Jiraiya (who were summonned there) and Oro and Kabuto through unknown ways (but who specifically searched for this place and had a long-lasting relation with snakes anyways). </p><p>I wonder how they will be able to reach such a place in a few episodes. </p>

<p>hum, the difference of interest of these kinds of episode compared to ... Chouchou's shenanigans is jarring. </p><p>So, I've got the feeling this might actually be a long arc? That's good, they shouldn't shy away from doing important anime-original arcs. </p>

<p>Omg that was epic. </p><p>How the hell did Katasuke get in the dimension? xD </p><p>Also Boruto's rasengan? How does it work? How would lightning transformation make it disappear? </p><p>The scene with Naruto infusing his own chakra in Boruto's rasengan was intense. I felt a bit emotional xd. </p><p>Btw: I've been wondering for a while. Why does Sasuke still miss an arm from his fight with Naruto but Naruto has both his arms? </p>

<p>Wow, so Chojuro is Actually kage level... who would have thought xD </p><p>Knowing that he absorbs jutsus, They should have taken with them a Taijutsu expert like Lee. With enough gates he would probably have rekt him before he absorbed the other guy. </p><p>Anyways good episode, but this time Really unnecessary flashbacks. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Ravenlot 27 wrote: Too many unnecessary flashbacks to the previous episodes which are still easy to remember quite well, I guess. And yeah, the scene with Sasuke reassuring Hinata he'll get Naruto back seemed redundant, because it diminished the impact of Sasuke's speach to Boruto. </p> </i></div>
<p>I for one found that (unlike that maaaaany flashbacks they enjoy shoving down your throat again and again) the reshowing of the scenes added something. Felt right placed and emotional. </p><p>Really loved this episode. Hinata's reaction upon seing her son with his father's suit left me shivers. Shikadai really is a mature brat, I like him. </p><p>And Hyped for the next episode! </p>

<p>Damn, awesome episode. </p><p>Loved all the little squirmishes. Gaara and Chojuro team up was neat, btw Chojuro may not be so weak of a kage after all. </p><p>
</p><p>Also, what happened to Lee? xD He was just next to Naruto ready to fight, and got pushed away by the shockwave and then vanished xd </p>

<p>Oh my, really embarassing when Boruto tried to summon nakama power by thinking of Shikadai after what he did to him. </p><p>I noticed that Hinata didn't rejoice after Boruto's victory. She seemingly spotted the trick when even Lee and the other Kages didn't, maybe thanks to Byakugan? </p><p>Boruto's despair was sad :/ harrowing. </p>

<p>Disappointed at Araya. The "affraid of being seen" excuse was pretty stupid. I wish they could have surprised us by allowing Sarada not to win for once but... </p><p>Anyways hyped for the next one. Hopefully this will lasts quite a bit before Boruto cheats. </p>