Boruto joining forces with Kawaki in Two Blue Vortex chapter 15 is what the series badly needed

Modified Oct 18, 2024 20:30 GMT

Boruto joining forces with Kawaki in Two Blue Vortex chapter 15 is what the series badly needed (Image via Shueisha)

Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter 15 spoilers have been released, and the protagonist teaming up with Kawaki has taken the internet by storm, even though their team could be short-lived. Moreover, their joining forces was something the fandom was expecting to happen sooner because of how dangerous the Ten-tails' Shinju had become.

The protagonist and Kawaki are also the strongest people associated with the Hidden Leaf Village due to their karma and relationship with two of the strongest Otsutsuki clan members.

Since the Shinju was released from the Ten-tails, the fandom was expecting them to team up for a common cause and their teaming up in the recent chapter might also be not too late.

Disclaimer: This article contains potential spoilers from the Boruto Two Blue Vortex manga series and has the author's opinion.

Boruto Two Blue Vortex: Why Boruto and Kawaki might be a gamechanger against the Shinju

Kawaki and the protagonist as seen in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

The final part of the Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter 15 spoilers saw the protagonist sitting at the Hokage Rock when Kawaki approached him. Despite being a few feet away, Kawaki didn't aimlessly attack the protagonist and was more interested in knowing why he wasn't pleading to the village for his innocence,

The protagonist, who was taught by Sasuke Uchiha during the time skip, remained calm and collected and answered by claiming such actions to be useless because Eida's Shinjutsu technique, Omnipotence, had already done its work.

However, the protagonist reached out a hand to Kawaki because he knew of the potential of the Shinju that were after the Hidden Leaf Village. Kawaki, although hesitant, eventually gave in because he also wanted him gone before they could do something that might affect the Hidden Leaf Village in the long run.

The protagonist as seen in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

Boruto trained hard during the time skip under his teacher, which led to him becoming a totally different shinobi than he was before. Moreover, he showcased these abilities by overpowering anyone who tried to go against him, be it a Shinju or someone from the Hidden Leaf Village.

Kawaki, meanwhile, was not so different because he burned in regret over letting the protagonist escape after the Omnipotence incident. So, after the protagonist returned, Kawaki couldn't do much and was embarrassed numerous times.

However, as revealed in the latest chapter's spoilers, Kawaki's true powers were sealed away by Amado in the past so that his Karma wouldn't affect it. These powers could be a game-changer, and Kawaki would try his best to unlock them to defeat the Shinju alongside the protagonist because these two are potentially the strongest bet the Hidden Leaf Village has.

Final thoughts

Kawaki as seen in the anime (Image via Studio Pierrot)

Although Kawaki's sealed potential is still hypothetical, it could have the potential to rival the protagonist when it comes to fighting. Kawaki, as seen from the very start of the series, is very innovative in a fight because he has been exposed to hard conditions by Jigen since childhood.

So, him having the same potential as the protagonist wouldn't be too surprising. However, it's still advised to take this article with a piece of salt and wait for the official confirmation regarding the potential of both of these.

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Edited by Bhargav