URGENT UPDATE: Fans are calling for the return of classic Naruto characters in the hit manga Boruto: Two Blue Vortex. As the story intensifies with Konoha’s heroes facing the Ten-Tails threat, the absence of beloved characters is more noticeable than ever.
Just announced, the latest chapters have gained significant traction, recently breaking into Manga Plus’ Top 10. However, many readers feel the narrative lacks depth without familiar faces. The series is not just craving cameos; it desperately needs characters like Kakashi Hatake and Iruka Umino to fill pivotal roles that resonate with long-time fans.
While Shikamaru has stepped up as Hokage and Sakura made an appearance in chapter #14, other key figures remain mysteriously absent. What’s going on with Kakashi? The former Hokage could face scrutiny over his past decisions involving Sasuke Uchiha and his absence raises questions about his role in the current crisis.
Iruka Umino, the beloved teacher who once stood by Naruto’s side, is also missing. His absence is particularly glaring now that Naruto is presumed dead, leaving fans wondering how he would react to Boruto’s situation. With Eida’s Senrigan revealing troubling truths, Iruka’s perspective would add significant tension to the unfolding drama.
Killer B has been seen in the anime but is glaringly absent in the manga’s current narrative. As the last living jinchūriki aside from Himawari, his guidance is crucial for the hybrid’s development. The manga could greatly benefit from his experience, especially as new threats emerge.
Other notable absences include Chōji Akamichi and Rock Lee. While Ino and Sai are back in supporting roles, Chōji’s strength and teamwork are sorely missed during critical battles. Meanwhile, Rock Lee’s son, Metal Lee, seems to be following in his father’s footsteps of neglect, leaving fans disappointed.
The absence of Tsunade, the former Fifth Hokage, raises eyebrows as well. With the current chaos, readers are eager to see her involvement, even if it’s just for a light-hearted moment or a gamble. The narrative’s tight pacing has left little room for characters not directly involved in the main plot, which is a missed opportunity for emotional engagement.
Chōjūrō, the Sixth Mizukage, and Darui, the Fifth Raikage, also represent untapped potential in the ongoing conflict. Their unique insights into the geopolitical landscape could significantly impact the story, especially given Boruto’s newly labeled status as public enemy number one.
As the saga unfolds, the absence of these iconic characters not only affects the storyline but also leaves a void in the hearts of dedicated fans. The time is ripe for Boruto: Two Blue Vortex to reintegrate these classic figures into the narrative, re-establishing connections that defined the original Naruto series.
What comes next? Fans are left eagerly anticipating any hints of their return. With the stakes at an all-time high, the reappearance of these beloved characters could turn the tide in the battle against the Ten-Tails and restore the emotional depth that Naruto was known for.
For continuous updates on this evolving story, fans are encouraged to stay tuned. The pressure is mounting for Masashi Kishimoto and the creative team to deliver on the nostalgia that has kept audiences captivated for years.
