The shocking revelations in Boruto chapter 75 concerned a number of main characters. At the end of the chapter, the blonde shinobi was shocked to see Boruto’s and Momoshiki’s minds begin to intersect, giving him a peek into the future. Based on the teasers for Chapter 76, it seems like the most recent episode will likewise focus on explaining things. But the official English translation shows that there are additional disclosures beyond what fans were expecting all along.
Shikamaru deduces Amado’s true intentions in Chapter 76 of Boruto
A Girls’ Sanctuary, Chapter 76, shows Eida on the cover, and the importance of the title becomes apparent from the raw scans released earlier in the week. At the beginning of the chapter, a stunned Boruto realises he has had a vision of the future, which Momoshiki affirms is the same as what he saw before, albeit the younger Uzumaki had only been privy to a few parts. Shikamaru inquires of Eida whether the original Akebi was dangerous and whether she would constitute a threat to Konoha if she were to be resurrected, while Amado and Naruto resume their chat before the blonde has time to process it further. Amado becomes outraged by the suggestion that he intends to use his daughter’s return as a weapon against the shinobi world, and he explains that he is only a citizen without any shinobi powers.
Kawaki shifts his philosophy to prioritise karma
Amado and Kawaki’s relationship is a private affair, so Naruto says he won’t get involved. Akebi’s rebirth does not threaten the community, he adds. The Seventh Hokage questions Amado about why he kept the scheme to himself for so long, and the scientist explains that nobody else could have helped him anyhow. He continues by saying he was being careful since Kawaki despises karma, which prompts the young man to share his current thoughts on the topic. He confirms that he despised karma since he believed it was to blame for everything bad that happened to him.
Kawaki, instead of condemning Amado, places the blame on the Otsutsukis for using people as their vessels, burdening him with monster talents, and endangering Naruto’s life. Kawaki then presses the scientist further, inquiring whether or not he is confident that resurrecting Akebi through the power of karma won’t make her an Otsutsuki. Since nothing like this has ever happened before, Amado admits he has no idea what will occur. Next, he sobs, admitting that he has nothing left to lose and this is his only chance to reunite with his daughter.
Sarada and Sumire have been invited by Eida
With Eida exhausted from the trip to Konoha, she asks Shikamaru in Chapter 76 if they may wrap up the debate for the day. The new roommates go to bed, but with the exception of Daemon, nobody can get to sleep since their minds are racing with worries. Boruto asks Eida why she was so keen on dating Kawaki if being an Otsutsuki was the main qualification the next morning as they all eat breakfast together in this chapter. Daemon makes fun of the blonde shinobi’s appearance, while Eida points out that, while she agrees with Daemon that Boruto is amazing, at just 12 years old, he is much younger than the cyborg, who is 16 years old.
Kawaki chimes in, assuming that she had handed up the younger Uzumaki to be used as fodder by Ten-Tails to Code in exchange for the latter’s promise to keep the Uzumaki boy safe. Eida is startled to hear Kawaki address her by name, and Kawaki interprets her silence as proof of his suspicions since he thinks Code would never choose to let him live otherwise. After he belittles her for being cunning and resourceful, Daemon threatens him. The conversation quickly turns into an argument once Boruto comes in. The lack of female company bothers Eida, so she demands that Sarada and Sumire be brought in right away.
Eida expresses her emotions
In Chapter 76, Mitsuki attempts to follow Sarada because she is worried for her safety after learning that she has been summoned by Eida. But Konohamaru reminds Mitsuki that she once fell for the cyborg’s charm and wouldn’t let him go. Sumire dismisses Delta’s request to accompany her and warns that the cyborg would be rendered unconscious if she persists. In Chapter 74, Shikadai, who is immune to Eida’s charm, volunteers to follow the two girls. However, upon seeing Eida, he is quickly overcome by the love magic and is compelled to depart.
Eida appreciates Sarada and Sumire stopping by and inviting them along so they may have a private conversation. They go back to the cyborg’s chamber, where Eida starts talking about how she can’t make sense of her emotions in the presence of Kawaki. In her mind, this must be “real love.” Sarada acts as if she can’t believe that such a silly thing is the only thing on the older girl’s mind, but she can’t say a word as Eida stares at her with the full power of the Senrigan and the love charm.
The fact that Sarada and Sumire are immune to Eida’s charm
After this, in Chapter 76, we see Sumire communicating with Sarada in secret via the Sensory Unit’s telepathic link, while Eida continues to elaborate on her love for Kawaki. It dawns on them both that they are resistant to the love charm’s powers and that the cyborg is completely oblivious to this fact. Since their immunity may make them targets that the cyborg siblings would want to get rid of, Sumire advises Sarada to seem as though she is enamoured with Eida’s ability.
As Sumire updates Shikamaru on their results, Sarada is taken aback by Eida’s inquiry about her feelings for Boruto. When the elder girl asks if the Uchiha is okay, the Uchiha falsely claims that she is fighting off the love charm’s effects. It appears like Eida is truly heartbroken about the fact that she can’t have “normal” friends or a lover due to her talent. Sarada says that even if she isn’t a true Otsutsuki, she’s still eager to be the cyborg’s buddy.
Kawaki learns of Momoshiki’s existence
Boruto and Daemon appear to be playing video games in another room; the younger Uzumaki has discovered that this is the only way he can beat the cyborg at anything without being hurt. Momoshiki’s thoughts start reverberating in his brain, announcing that the Otsutsuki has discovered the true nature of Eida’s love charm. Even though Boruto is unhappy to hear Momoshiki’s voice again, he nonetheless requests that he share his discoveries regarding the cyborg’s abilities.
But the Otsutsuki won’t clarify, assuring his ship that whatever Momoshiki said was just his own thoughts. To his dismay, Kawaki’s strange conduct draws attention, and he discovers that the blonde is talking to someone. In the last moments of Chapter 76, Kawaki discovers that Boruto has been communicating with Momoshiki and orders the Otsutsuki to appear before him.
Finally, some thoughts
After an overwhelming amount of information was revealed in chapter 75 of Boruto, chapter 76 offers some new and fascinating details. Since both Sumire and Sarada make an attempt to become friends with the cyborg, the fact that they are immune to Eida’s charms suggests that they will play larger roles in the plot. Since Kawaki still seems fixated on protecting Naruto, the chapter 76 cliffhanger implies that he may face Boruto and try to fight him in the next chapter.
Latest Spoilers for Chapter 76
Chapter 76 of Boruto, which was posted on December 20th, has a lengthy conversation between Sumire, Sarada, and Eida. Last week, we learned about the history and abilities of Eida, Daemon, and Delta, as well as Amado’s plans for Kawaki’s karma and the existence of an Otsutsuki God. In the end, it was revealed that Boruto saw a vision of a chaotic future for Konoha village. Chapter 76 of Boruto continues the events of the previous chapter, which appeared to be a normal bonding time between three females but was actually riddled with suspicion and strategy building. The result has increased demand for a true team-up in which Sumire and Sarada take against Eida.
What happened between Eida, Sumire, and Sarada in Boruto Chapter 76
When Daemon, Kawaki, and Boruto get into a dispute about Eida in Chapter 76 of Boruto, Eida says she doesn’t feel comfortable among them and asks for Sarada and Sumire to come over. Eventually, Sarada and Sumire give in. Eida tells Sarada and Sumire that she has feelings for Kawaki while they are alone together, away from the lads. Sarada and Sumire both tell each other at the same moment that Eida’s magic had no effect on them. Sarada is told by Sumire to act as though they are her hostages so that they won’t be attacked. Because it never occurred to Eida that anyone under her influence could actually harm her, she would be unprepared if the situation ever happened. Sumire tells Shikamaru her idea, and he agrees with her. While they have not yet found a means to cope with Daemon’s talents, he says that the village may be able to rely on Sarada and Sumire if Konoha ever labels Eida a danger.
So, what do the audiences think of this possible merger?
Fans are looking forward to seeing Sumire and Sarada team together to take on Eida in the future. It would be fascinating to see if Sarada and Sumire can hold their own against her because we have no idea how skilled she is in combat. Although Twitter users are divided, some think she will be weaker than her brother Daemon, while others say she will be just as formidable. Some Twitter users, echoing hints in the manga, point out that the plot might proceed in an even better direction if the characters simply become friends. Fans have speculated on several reasons why Eida doesn’t capture Sarada and Sumire. Those who want to read the latest Boruto chapters may do so on the Shonen Jump app, as well as the Viz and Manga Plus websites.