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I really liked the drawing and the graphics and I liked the start of this plot.

I put it in my wish list!!

This synopsis is a tough situation for Boruto and the others, but episodes past have shown that these smaller missions can quickly lead to something much treacherous. There's no telling where the next Boruto arc will go as the anime further separates itself from the events of the manga series.

Originally created by Masashi Kishimoto for Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump in 1999, Narutof ollows a young ninja, with a sealed demon within him, that wishes to become the leader of his home village. The series ran for 700 chapters overall, and was adapted into an anime series by Studio Pierrot and Aniplex that ran from 2002 to 2017. The series was popular enough to warrant a sequel, Boruto - Naruto Next Generations which is set several years after the events of the original Naruto story and features the children of many of its key characters such as Naruto and Hinata.

Boruto The Naruto Next Generations fans have been enjoying the latest arc of the anime series so far, but the Konoha Shinden adaptation focusing on Mirai, Kakashi, and Guy will soon be coming to an end as the latest episode of the series marked its climax. This means that the anime will soon rejoin Boruto and the others once more, and by the looks of the spoilers for a future episode of the series there have been some shake-ups. So what a joyous series is this for the fans indeed.

Naruto is running through its sequel at a brisk pace, and it is making fans keep up week after week. And this sounds exciting. And another filler arc is moving ahead with most of Team Hawk on board. Now, it looks like a new Boruto arc has been spotted down the line, and some new spoilers confirm the story will be all about Mitsuki.

The fans got a heads up on all things anime. Two magazine releases in Japan heralded the arrival of a new arc, and a fan-translator known as Organic Dinosaur turned the blurbs around in English. They were so thrilled and they just want to be updated and be on the latest hot new topic with their favorite manga the Borotu.

During April 28th, the brand-new arc started which is  Boruto Episode 104, which is named “A Small Co-Inhabitant”, will pick up with Team 7 as they relax in the Leaf Village. They will help out with a mission asking them to catch a thief, and it ends with Mitsuki adopting a cat. However, the event helps the boy realize something is off with him, and Mitsuki will visit Orochimaru to get to the bottom of his changing emotions.

The Episode 113 of the series will be titled "The Defining Characteristics of a Commander" and the spoiler-filled synopsis for the episode teases this temporary new team, "Boruto, Shikadai, Iwabee Yuino, and Wasabi Izuno have been assembled into a temporary team. The mission that has been imparted to them is this: 'There is a rare 'Flower' that will only be in bloom for a short period of time. Collect it and bring it back.'" What an exciiting spiler. Wohoo! for thefans out there.

But it seems things don't go well on this simple mission as this makeshift team can't work together, "Even though the mission was intended to be a simple one that would conclude fairly quickly, the members ended up doing other stuff - Such as starting arguments with one another over childish things."

Though they might not be getting along at first, a new threat might forced them to work together, "...they were concerned that a nefarious person might appear to target the rare plant. Will the members of this temporary team safely and successfully accomplish this mission? Or will they fail and blame it on each other? Will they cooperate and have great team work or just play it on their own? Let’s answer those questions by keeping updated and watch the new series. 

Happy watching!

One Piece first began 1997. It has since been collected into over 80 volumes, and has been a critical and commercial success worldwide with many of the volumes breaking printing records in Japan. The manga has even set a Guinness World Record for the most copies published for the same comic book by a single author, and is the best-selling manga series worldwide with over 430 million copies sold. The series still ranked number one in manga sales in 2018, which surprised fans of major new entries.

One Piece has way more characters than it knows what to do with at times, but that does not stop the series from juggling. The creator of One Piece is able to juggle all of his many pirates, but it is easy for fans to forget faces and stories. But thanks to a recent chapter, readers were reminded of one big cliffhanger about the pirate Killer. Many character, big roles and exciting story flow.

In the most recent chapter of One Piece, fans were made to revisit Monkey D. Luffy in prison, but focus was shift from the captain to another. It turns out Eustass Kid was recaptured after successfully slipping from the prison, and he did so because he spotted his long time best friend in chains.

“It is Hitokiri Kamazo who apparently failed in his duty to the shogun. Lord Orochi says we can do what we want with him. Hitokiri Kamazo, locked in chains,” one of the guards calls out as they enter the prison with both Killer and Kid behind him.

Of course, Luffy was shocked by the return as you can see at the picture above. Totally the Luffy’s reaction is on point on this moment. but fans were even more surprised to see Killer.  It turns out the famous pirate who’s part of the Worst Generation was taken to Wano after Kid’s crew was attacked by Kaido. It was there Killer was fed a failed SMILE fruit which forces him to laugh, and he had no other choice but to act as an assassin-for-hire whom Orochi sought out.

This was all news to Kid who taken to prison by Kaido after their last run-in, and the captain wanted to know what had happened to his friend.” What happened to you?! After you split off from me, what did Kaido do to you?! Or was it Orochi?! Where did everyone go?! What did they do to make you ask like this?! Who did this to my partner?!”

Fans of One Piece left Kaido's attack on Kid not even knowing Killer was in danger, but questions of what happened to the crew have remained. Now, it seems like part of the team wound up in Wano under less than ideal circumstances, and Kid is beyond angry to see what Killer has been reduced to these days.

I've regularly criticized the slow pacing and awkward predictability of YU-NO, but at least those things have been consistent.  So instead, my biggest criticism of this episode is that it spends its whole first half on a dry run for Takuya and Yuki's subterranean voyage that ends up not mattering in the wake of choices that Takuya makes afterward.

Ultimately that might be for the best, since this initial showing of Takuya Arima and the Temple of Doom is the lesser of the two plots even before it gets Groundhog-Day'd away. YU-NO lends the exploration of ruins at the heart of most of the story's mysteries fairly little atmosphere, punched up only by Yuki telling lame ghost stories and Takuya solving a rote keyhole puzzle. He brings back the joke about seeing these kinds of things in video games later in the episode, in case you were worried that particular gag wouldn't get overused. But it's frustratingly devoid of any intrigue or suspense, at least until Yuki suddenly displays a burst of somewhat genuine raw emotion, and then runs off to get himself impaled.

I’m sure you are going to  enjoy the series more if it could consistently play up how stupidly death-prone everyone in Takuya's orbit can be on account of him having the remote control from Click. So of course to spite your desire for cheap thrills, instead of bringing Yuki back in to inevitably get killed repeatedly in another ridiculous montage like his stepmom went through, Takuya just opts to bar Yuki from coming back into the ruins entirely. So much for the little guy's quest for resolution with Mio, to say nothing of all the time we just watched the duo spend on that pointless attempt.

Indeed, taking Mitsuki with him into the ancient backstory cave turns out to be the best decision Takuya could have made, for himself, Yuki, and the audience. Okay, watching him fast-forward through all the cave puzzles and get into saucy fan service pratfalls with Mitsuki is still kind of lame, but it's actually in service of some strong payoff partway through this episode. This time it's Mitsuki pulling a gun on Takuya and demanding he hand over the Reflector Device! After all my criticism of YU-NO's predictability, I'm all too eager to give it credit for a plot twist I didn't see coming, and I have to admit that its success hinged on the breezy chemistry the two have shared as the one brighter spot of this mostly murky arc.

There is a caveat to this big shock, of course. It seems Mitsuki is actually being compelled by Ryuzoji using his ‘Niarb’ power to attack Takuya for the device rather than playing any kind of con herself. But it's still such a sudden escalation (that doesn't immediately get erased like Yuki's grisly fate earlier) that I'm willing to give it the benefit of the doubt, despite my usual distaste for mind-control as a cop-out. Mitsuki's now a significantly interesting wrench in this story instead of a mere intriguing aside, and she would have sealed Takuya's fate if he hadn't discovered another one of this cave's hilariously weak floors.

This unfortunately drops him down to Mio and the less interesting part of this story arc again. The narrative is still determined to sell these two as the main couple in this timeline, so in between repetitions of world-building on those magic glowing rocks and the ancient Takanoamahara people, we have to endure what passes for sexual tension between them, which includes Mio having to take off her wet clothes and plead for Takuya to kiss her because she's just so sure she's going to die in this cave. 

I'm sure there are people in the audience who are here for this romance, but it just gives me more of a headache than one of Ryuzoji's mind-control trips. I at least appreciated the revelation that Mio pegged Yuki as the culprit behind the fliers almost as quickly as the audience did.