Boruto Promo Teases the Fallout of Naruto's Deadly Form

Masashi Kishimoto has been hinting for the past several chapters of Boruto: Naruto Next [...]

By Megan Peters

Masashi Kishimoto has been hinting for the past several chapters of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations that Naruto's time on this Earth might be limited, with his powerful new form coming at a heavy cost in the battle against the Kara Organization and the franchise is hinting at just what might happen to the Seventh Hokage of Konoha. With Jigen no longer a problem for the Hidden Leaf, it seems that the ninjas' problems are far from over.

If you are caught up with the manga, then you will know Naruto Uzumaki is not doing too hot. The hero chose to use an all-new Kyuubi form during his battle with Isshiki, and he did so knowing it could mean death. Kurama warned his host that the form would surely spell death for Naruto, but few details were given on how. Now, a new promo is teasing the aftermath, and it is not anything good.

Why Boruto Wont Kill Off Naruto Death Yet Manga Spoilers Isshiki Baryon Mode

"After the battle to the death, Boruto and the others defeated Isshiki Otsutsuki and contained Momoshiki. But after Naruto's excessive use of his new mode, does something happen to his body," a new manga promo questions. (via Abdul_S17)

"Following the fierce battle, Naruto falls! What is the fate of him and the village...?!"

Clearly, Naruto is going to have some serious repercussions in the next manga arc. His latest Kyuubi form promised to take a toll, and it was not lying. There is a good chance Naruto's body has been irreversibly damaged by the form, so his chakra could be impacted. Of course, fans of the Naruto Shinden novels have their own theory. In one of the books, Naruto incurs a deadly blood cancer that Sasuke and Sakura must work together to cure. Netizens think the disease may be brought about by Naruto's new mode, and only time will tell if that theory is spot on.

What do you make of this new promo? Do you think Boruto is about to knock Naruto down a peg? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB.

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