Naruto time-line denotes the chronological route of the story. If three of the Boruto Novels is part of it, it simply means they are part of the development phrases, and the story itself.
That didn't work for the Hiden Novels.
What do you mean by official time-line? There are now official, and non-official time-lines? This is a new one.
Yes. There was a Novel time line released, and an Official time line released. One was called Official in the translation. Though why you aren't reading this is beyond me. I posted a link to it already, a few posts back.
Moreover, what you makes you think the link leading to scan I reference is not an official time-line? You seem to be adhering to the translation by OG as if it's law, so why don't you not give her that very scan to affirm if it's official or not?
OrganicDinosaur is a head translator for the Naruto series, and she continues to do so. If the translation stated that was the official time line, it was. Unless you can understand Japanese and prove her wrong, however.
I knew he was the supervisor. You stated he is the story supervisor. I don't see any major difference between supervisor and story supervisor.
Supervisor of the Anime is different than the supervisor of the story. Especially when he doesn't write the episodes.
In respect to your last statement, everything I have stated and will state were/will be extracted from official sources. The claim Ukyō Kodachi is the Boruto anime supervisor was taken from the link I posted. The other which claimed Kishimoto had business meetings with Yamashita was from an interview translated by OG.
I know what you posted but it doesn't account to the facts. Kishimoto never stated that the Anime was canon, rather that he would work on it. However, Kishimoto said the same thing for the Manga, but he came out on interview to state it was canon.
The Anime itself, he has only stated the Academy Arc was approved by him. You trying to nitpick at translations and phrases to make the Boruto Anime appear canon, when that's not how it was presented. Makes you sly in my eyes.
When the ANIME was called to be an adaption of the Manga, which is leading the 'Canon'. You gotta stop.
ANN said:
Kodachi and Ikemoto launched the Boruto manga in Weekly Shonen Jump on May 9, based on and as a sequel to Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto manga.
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The Boruto Manga is the official sequel of the Naruto series. The Boruto anime is the official adaption of the sequel.
That's the fact.