Boruto Two Blue Vortex is dividing everyone with Himawari\u2019s new technique ShueishaA Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 11 sneak peek revealed Himawari using her new technique, but not all fans are convinced by this development. The upcoming Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter continues Himawari\u2019s fight against Jura from Chapter 10. After seeing Inojin seemingly die, she transformed into her first Bijuu form, finally unleashing her powers after Kurama\u2019s comeback. Chapter 11 shows her attacking the Shinju with a tailed beast bomb. It\u2019s no secret that the tailed beast bomb is one of the strongest jutsus out there, and only tailed beasts and their jinchuriki can use it. However, it takes a human a lot of training to master this technique. This one fact has the fandom divided. Given that Himawari didn\u2019t know she had Bijuu powers in the first place until Kurama appeared before her in Chapter 9, she wouldn\u2019t know how to do such a complex jutsu. Besides, it took Naruto going on a rampage before he could manage such a feat. So, Himawari using her strongest technique perfectly without any proper training doesn\u2019t sit right with some fans. One such fan commented on X\/Twitter, \u201cOh wow, a kid with no experience over Kurama can now do stuff that Naruto needed to learn, such good writing,\u201d while another added, \u201cThis is not the issue lol. How did Kurama get this strong?\u201d A third joined, comparing this to another similar incident in Dragon Ball Super, \u201cHaha no, this is the WORST writing I\u2019ve ever read. This is like giving Goten mastered ultra instinct and he just surpasses Goku just because.\u201d However, some are pointing out that there\u2019s a perfectly reasonable logic behind Himawari being able to use tailed beast bomb without training. For once, unlike with Naruto, Kurama is actually cooperating with the youngest Uzumaki and providing her his chakra intentionally. The bond Naruto formed with Kurama eases the path for his daughter. What\u2019s more, the nine-tailed fox earlier said that he and Himawari share the same body and soul. Meaning, she\u2019s not just a jinchuriki like her father, rather she\u2019s the nine-tailed beast herself. As one user tweeted, \u201cKurama is literally working with her instead of gatekeeping his chakra and trying to take over and destroy humanity. Comparing Hima and Naruto as if they\u2019re not from polar opposite situations.\u201d Another user had a snarky comment to go with it, \u201cBoruto manga might need a narrator cause these haters are too dumb to realize Kurama is helping her through the hair.\u201d A third commented on Reddit, \u201cDo people actually want a rehash of Naruto and Kurama\u2019s dynamic, down to their original lack of cooperation? I much prefer it the way it is, it makes sense narratively and it skips an unnecessary process which we\u2019ve already seen.\u201d The sneak peek just revealed the tip of the iceberg. What actually happens and how the manga goes about it will only be seen when the chapter releases on June 20. Until then, check out our guides on Boruto episodes, Naruto episodes, and Naruto filler to know more about the ninja world.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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