As raw copies of Boruto chapter 79 were leaked online, the internet went into a frenzy. The chapter features one of the series’ most shocking plot turns. Fans have been left wondering what this dramatic change of events means as they eagerly await the official publication of the chapter. As well as revealing a surprising storyline surprise, the stolen scans demonstrated the Godlike power of Eida, a character whose decisions drastically changed the story’s trajectory. The cover art for Boruto chapter 79 alludes to the epic scale of what’s to come, and the spoilers have more than been delivered. The manga’s whole plot is about to be rewritten when Eida’s godlike power takes centre stage. Fans are on the edge of their seats awaiting the chapter’s publication so they can find out how things turn out.
Spoilers for Chapter 79 of Boruto showed that Eida has divine abilities.
Raw scans for Boruto chapter 79 show that it continues directly from the end of the previous chapter when we saw Boruto protecting his eye from the scar he acquired from Kawaki’s strike. Kawaki, aided by Momoshiki, appears to have fled, and Shikamaru has already established a search team to find him. Mitsuki joins the group looking for him once they all start looking for him. Boruto, worried about Mitsuki’s safety, urged Sarada to come along. Kawaki, meantime, is trying to hide from his pursuers by clearing his chakra. Unfortunately, he wears himself out trying to accomplish so much. With her Senrigan, Eida was able to track down Kawaki in the end. Eida’s younger brother Daemon begs to come along, but she brushes him off and sets out on her own to locate Kawaki.
When Eida finally tracks down Kawaki, she tries to convince him that she is on his side. Motivated by his need to look out for Naruto, Kawaki says he wishes he could trade places with Boruto and become Naruto Uzumaki’s kid instead of him. This is the juncture that prepares everyone for Eida’s spectacular show of strength. Eida emits a radiance by touching her palm on Kawaki’s face. She manipulates time with divine precision, switching the fates of Boruto and Kawaki. As a result of his father’s death, Boruto is hated by the villagers of Konoha, whereas Kawaki is treated as if he were Naruto’s biological son, reared in the village. Considering Eida’s influence on the course of events, everyone, including Mitsuki, now views Boruto as an adversary. Now it looks that Momoshiki’s prediction about Boruto has come true. Mitsuki, viewing Boruto as a threat to Konoha, enters Sage Mode and launches an assault on him. It seems like Boruto’s vision from Chapter 75 is coming true. Sarada, intriguingly, appears immune to Eida’s influence. According to the final panel of Boruto chapter 79, Momoshiki gave the news to Boruto, the outsider who must carry the guilt for Naruto’s death.
Concluding Ideas
The shocking turn of events in Boruto’s chapter 79 spoilers has caused a commotion in the fanbase, with many people discussing and theorising about what this means. The series’ trajectory has been drastically altered by Eida’s godlike power and its capacity to rewrite history, leaving viewers eager to see how Boruto and Kawaki deal with their newfound freedom. Mangaka Masashi Kishimoto and, more specifically, Boruto’s artist, Mikao Ikemoto, deserve all the credit in the world for creating such stunning work. Ikemoto’s fantastic artwork in this chapter has garnered acclaim from readers. Fans will continue to speculate and make predictions as they eagerly await the official publication of Boruto chapter 79.
Updated Chapter 79 Spoilers
After a month-long hiatus, Boruto will resume later this week with a brand new chapter. Once again, spoilers and raw scans for the next chapter have been released, exposing Eida’s actual abilities. Some of Eida’s genuine manipulative skills, including her ability to make individuals forget their own memories and overwrite them with memories of others, will be hinted at in Chapter 79. She utilises her ability in the next chapter to swap the lives of Boruto and Kawaki. The chapter opens with Shikamaru sending Shinobi to keep an eye out for Kawaki. Kawaki, on the other hand, keeps his identity a secret by repeatedly wiping away his chakra. Boruto invites Mitsuya and Sarada to the search party since Sarada is worried about Mitsuya.
Tired from constantly hiding his chakra, Kawaki is tracked down by Eida, who then pursues him with her Senrigan. Daemon knew he couldn’t fly as Eida could, so he begged her to take him along. She tracks down Kawaki and gives him her unwavering support after he has been abandoned. Kawaki demonstrates his want to shield Naruto by mentioning how much he’d rather be at Boruto’s house. Afterwards, Eida employs her godlike ability to remake history, as described by Momoshiki. By using her abilities, Eida switches the lives of Boruto and Kawaki, making Boruto Kohana’s opponent and the possible killer of Naruto, while making Kawaki Uzumaki, Naruto’s son. It appears that Eida’s influence had an effect on everyone’s recollections, not just Boruto and Kawaki’s.
Sarada, however, appears to be an outlier, since she shows no signs of succumbing to Eida’s influence. In the meantime, a fight breaks out between Mitsuki and Boruto. Kawaki, Momoshiki says, is now generally accepted as Naruto’s son because of his upbringing in Kohana. Boruto is now an outsider who believes that Naruto is responsible for the death of the Seventh Hokage. The book’s marginalia states, “In two different ways, “God” has rewritten history. The fulfilment of a sincere dream doesn’t take long at all.”
Review of Boruto Chapter 78
Sarada can’t take the notion of Boruto being in danger and doing nothing to assist; now that the truth is out and Boruto is taking full responsibility for his death, in order to safeguard the world from the menace of Momoshiki, she runs after him. Kawaki ambushes Boruto and tries to trap him in a portal, but Kama absorbs it when they are both standing atop the Hokage Monument, recreating the time-jump sequence from the first chapter. Kawaki takes full blame for what happened to Boruto’s friends Naruto and Hinata, saying that they are in a safe dimension where time has stopped and won’t age or starve to death, but that he will never see them again. This indicates that Naruto will be three years younger than his peers once they are released from the timescape. But our young lord dodges to pick, and while he’s really good at “Talk no Jutsu,” he still can’t quite get it down to the level of Naruto, which makes him the GOAT. Kawaki hits what he thinks is the last blow on Boruto, and is therefore fully dedicated to his thoughts of wiping out all Otsutsuki, but… It has no effect at all! These two bros are made of stronger stuff than merely Otsutsuki. But, there is a potential downside to employing the cubes in combat: they give away your position. You may be thinking, “well, there are huge cubes falling from the sky; you can’t miss them,” and you’d be right. However, these cubes’ primary function is to disrupt chakra signals, which means that Eno’s chakra division has had to take out an entire portion of the city. Boruto, continuing their fierce combat, skillfully avoids Kawaki’s Thunderclap and throws it right at him. This fight is a continuation of the one they had in Chapter 58, where Kawaki sought to watch his imaginary Kama seal absorb Boruto’s Jutsu and only managed to get off one shot.
Before this, Kawaki had refused to participate in this Shinobi training, instead preferring the more aggressive style of physical fighting, during which Boruto had to step in to shield Sarada from Kawaki’s attack. Kawaki had also been slacking off on his Chakra practice.
Kawaki is done with Boruto’s shinobi antics and teasingly quotes him to make his point, but the two of them have moved past that stage in their relationship. I don’t know if you realised that or not, but Boruto spoke to his parents as “my,” whereas Kawaki referred to hers as “your.” Rather than “our,” which implies Kawaki is no longer the second son. As Sarada arrives to defend Boruto, Kawaki warns her that he would have to murder her too if she doesn’t go immediately. This shows how far Kawaki has gone in his obsession with ensuring Naruto’s safety. Kawaki pleaded Code not to damage Konoha and even gave his life in return in chapter 62; but, he swiftly understood that Shinobi is not suited for purpose of safeguarding the world, which is why his Kama reactivated in chapter 66; he needed to save Naruto. To this end, Kawaki has taken to threatening Sarada, who, in his eyes, is an adversary of his since she is attempting to defend someone who poses a threat to Naruto. Aware that his watchful Konoha is shrinking, he has assured Naruto that he is prepared to go to whatever lengths to defend him. In the first chapter, Boruto informs Kawaki that he never imagined he would go this far in his plan to destroy the entire community. Later, when Boruto begs Sarada to abandon her position as future Hokage, she yells, “All the more reasons to remain!” and draws a kunai. You can’t have her say that becoming Hokage is her lifelong goal, but then have her battle with the Kunai and not use her Sharingan.
If Sarada loses her sight because she can’t keep up with them as they gain power, she’ll feel terrible about it. Every aspect of an Otsutsuki user’s combat style, powers, and skills is learned via hard experience in the field; this is how they get access to thousands of years of wisdom over the course of their lifetime. Kawaki is still learning; in this chapter, for example, he does not block Sasuke’s sword with the rods at his disposal as Jigan does, nor does he quickly dispose of anything else that is thrown at him. Yet, there is some good news: the ship between Boruto and Sarada has been sailed once more, and Soruto is officially becoming canon! In chapter 10, Boruto promised to become the ninja who could safeguard Sarada and her desire to become Hokage; at that time, Sarada was completely and utterly in love with Boruto, remarking that his blue eyes are more so than Naruto’s and observing many other qualities about him. In Chapter 69, in reference to Sarada’s rejection of her romantic love, Mitsuki says that it is intriguing that humans find it difficult to grasp or confess their own sentiments. But when Boruto dives in to protect Sarada from Kawaki’s blow, he emerges with his SCAR!!!
Six years have passed, and now Kawaki is closing down on his brother as Boruto bleeds out from his eye. So, right before Boruto dies for a second time, Shikamaru uses his Shadow Paralysis Jutsu to pull himself up, Mitsuki subdues Kawaki with his stretchy arms, and Konohamaru… yeah, he just stands there doing nothing, so let’s change his name again, remember? Trashimaru. The results of his previous Otsutsuki fast are not lost on anyone. Kawaki has lost all of his abilities; he can no longer use his jutsu or his Kama. You may be wondering why Kawaki didn’t just hurl one of his giant cubes or rods at Shikamaru and Mitsuki as Ishiki did. The difference is that Kawaki has a smaller Chakra pool, and after teleporting Naruto and Hinata to another realm, he’s running short. This combat is in stark contrast to chapter 58, where Kaawaki openly rebelled against the Shinobi style and training, and there is the idea that Kawaki’s battle Intelligence and chakra control aren’t the best, at least when compared to the fully-fledged Shinobi.
Latest Leaks for Chapter 79
The shocking turn of events in Boruto Chapter 79, which was leaked online before its official publication, has set fans into a frenzy. Several fan ideas have surfaced in response to the raw scans of the chapter, most of which centre on Naruto’s best friend Sasuke. The fact that Sasuke may be immune to Eida’s godlike power has fans frightened for his safety since they fear the penalties Sasuke may face for his loyalty to Boruto. Kawaki had already escaped from Sasuke and the others with Momoshiki’s assistance. The spoilers for Boruto chapter 79 state that the plot progresses as the villagers search for Kawaki.
There’s a chance that Sasuke won’t bend to Eida’s will in Boruto Chapter 79.
Raw scans of Boruto chapter 79 show that once Eida’s godlike might changed the course of history between Boruto and Kawaki, the entire village turned against Boruto and began to view him as the enemy of Konoha responsible for the death of the Seventh Hokage. Everyone except Amado, that is. Amado appeared to be staring at Sasuke, lending credence to the idea that Sasuke is either immune to Eida’s influence or is just playing along. Sasuke may decide to defend Boruto at any cost, even if it means risking his life, and battle to keep him safe from harm. The fact that Sasuke encouraged Boruto to retain the headband he had given him as a present is seen by some as evidence that he was not affected by Eida’s magic. It occurred to Sasuke that he might have to demonstrate his own determination to Boruto. The fact that Hokage’s son was slain is a reality regardless of how it happened, as Sasuke pointed out in a different scenario, and it is impossible to prevent bias from developing in light of that fact.
This lends credence to the idea that Sasuke anticipated and planned for this very outcome. Sasuke may have decided he will do anything to defend Boruto, even if it costs him his own life. Because of Eida’s divine influence, everyone in Konoha now views Boruto as an enemy of the village, and they may decide to take zero tolerance against him. Sasuke risks severe repercussions if he intervenes. Boruto and Sasuke’s history together has been an integral part of the show from the beginning. Boruto looks up to Sasuke as a father figure, and Sasuke has always protected him. They were immediately linked by the fact that Sasuke’s headband and cloak were being worn by Boruto at the start of the series. Fans were also left wondering what will become of Sasuke. That would be a huge loss for Boruto and the series as a whole if Sasuke were to die trying to defend him. If either Naruto or Boruto dies, it will be devastating to their legions of fans.
Consensus and Remarks
After seeing the raw scans for Boruto Chapter 79, fans have been forced to speculate on the fate of Sasuke and other characters in the chapter. The events of Boruto chapter 79 will be hotly debated among readers for a very long time. Both the mangaka Masashi Kishimoto and the artist Mikio Ikemoto did a fantastic job bringing the narrative to life. Whether or not these assumptions are correct will be shown in the forthcoming Boruto manga chapters. There’s nothing supporters can do but hold out hope till then.