Boruto: Two Blue Swirls Chapter 33 once again highlighted Mikio Ikemoto's incredible strengths as a writer in conveying exposition and properly implementing side casts. Naruto fans are well aware that Masashi Kishimoto had tremendous difficulty fleshing out Konoha's lead character in the latter half of the series, but that has now become Naruto's greatest strength. boruto. In the latest Mamushi Arc, which finally saw the fall of the Mamushi Shinju, Boruto gave the majority of the side cast exciting roles, but most of all, Inojin Yamanaka, who surpassed all expectations by becoming the incredible MVP of this amazing arc.
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Analysis of Kishimoto's lack of main appearance time
Masashi Kishimoto is a brilliant writer, there is no denying that fact. In Naruto he is immortal and has written a great story that will be remembered for centuries. But Kishimoto's stories, like any other, have their own flaws, and one of the biggest for him is his struggle to handle multiple characters. Masashi Kishimoto was a major failure in the main casting of the Naruto series.
The majority of the remaining teams, including Konoha 11, had little involvement in the plot during the latter half of the series, and remained with little development during the war. This is one of the biggest flaws in Kishimoto's story, and the Boruto manga makes a surprising effort to address it.
How Inojin Yamanaka's characterization in the Mamushi Arc fixes the glaring problems of its predecessor
In the original Boruto: Naruto Next Generation In the manga, Mikio Ikemoto didn't put much emphasis on side characters, but Two Blue Vortex did an amazing job in that regard. The latest Mamushi arc, which just wrapped up with chapter 33 of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, finally focused on the members of Team 10, especially Inojin Yamanaka. At the beginning of this arc, Inojin is asked to develop a new jutsu, and he does so brilliantly, while almost creating a sonar system that far surpasses Konoha's own barrier that has existed for decades.
I have to do it. I made up my mind to do what was necessary! — Yamanaka Inojin, Chapter 33 of Two Blue Whirlpools
If that wasn't enough, Inojin was the main reason Shinju Mamushi was defeated in Chapter 33. He solidified his resolve and showed himself to be a more true shinobi than the majority of the Boruto cast. Immediately summoned to the battlefield, Inojin used a mind transfer technique on one of the Mamushi and directed his murderous intent towards the demon, forcing all the others to do the same. Considering Mamushi's eyes exploded due to murderous intent, it was essentially the end of the entire Shinju. But this did not come at a small cost. Inojin also loses his eyes in the process, showing that even though he knows he is blind, he is ready to take this risk and prove that he is a true ninja.
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Other side characters that Ikemoto focuses on
Inojin Yamanaka is definitely one of the best characters in Two Blue Vortex so far, but he's not the only side character who gets an explanation in this story. The Two Blue Vortex manga does a great job developing Himawari Uzumaki, and continues to focus on characters like Sarada Uchiha despite both of them being ignored in the first half of the story.
Likewise, other characters such as Ada and Demon are also receiving significant attention, and it is likely that more side characters such as Shikadai and Chocho will be fleshed out in the future, along with Konohamaru. that boruto The series has handled the sidecast very well for the most part, and while fans are still unhappy with characters like Konohamaru, things will fall into place in time. This has been proven once again through Inojin's development in Two Blue Vortex Chapter 33, and more interesting content will follow in the next manga chapter.
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex can be read at Manga Plus.
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April 5, 2017
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TV Tokyo
