It hurts to think about how Kawaki should have freed Naruto to be trained by him, the man he loves for saving him, but instead, he has to go to Amado, the man who experimented on him, modified and is still using his body, for power. This can't go anywhere good for Kawaki's development.
Adoption trauma is depicted so well in Boruto. Fiction has a way of throwing orphans and discarded children around to kickstart a plot. As a series, Boruto actually grapples with what that experience means.
Using alt text to include citation means I'm never again going to have to answer a question about where a Boruto panel came from... right?
Love these panels of Boruto and Kawaki both hardening there resolve to do whats needed for the sake of the future the sake of their futures as well #Boruto#BorutoTwoBlueVortex
It's time for an introduction post for those who don't know me. I'm Shear, a fic writer. I mainly tweet Boruto analysis and appreciation. I was in my first year of grad school when Naruto started airing. CW: -MHA -Haikyuu!! -Frieren -Dandadan -Ranma 1/2 Cowboy Bebop was my first anime love.
