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In a universe where the Naruto story continues, it seems with the way things are progressing there's a very good chance of Boruto and Sarada eventually conceiving a child together.
And it is this child, who has the most potential to be the most powerful being in Naruto history. Though it makes sense that the transmigrant process has come to an end, it was never officially concluded that it has. If that is the case, the most likely next recipients would be Sarada and Boruto.
Up until now, we know that in order for an individual to be a transmigrant, the prior transmigrant would have had to die before the next person can become one. We only know this to be the case from the previous transmigrants (Hashirama and Madara), who had to first die in order for the next ones to exists (Naruto and Sasuke).
However if there's anything we have learn in Naruto, especially during the War arc, is that many things that we thought were impossible are anything but, and we have time and time again seen Kishi bend rules in order to allow certain things to take place. So, what is considered fact in Naruto on a Tuesday, may indeed be debunked on a Friday. That being the case, it's not too far-fetched to allow this occurrence to take place.
With Sarada and Boruto as the new transmigrants, they of course would possess the chakra of Indra and Ashura. Producing a child under these circumstances would give rise to a baby having the possibility of being born with a Rinnegan. Madara's very own Rinnegan took years to activate because he went about it through an impure process... I like to think the conception of a child is much more pure and will allow the Rinnegan to be present within the baby during its birth.
This child, born with a Rinnegan, being the offspring of two transmigrants and everything that comes with that, now has broken so many new grounds and created so many firsts in the NarutoVerse, that the possibilities of his talents are now on par with Hagaromo.
If Kishi ever wanted to introduce a new, over the top, Final Villian in this series, I think this can be a very great way to go about it.
And it is this child, who has the most potential to be the most powerful being in Naruto history. Though it makes sense that the transmigrant process has come to an end, it was never officially concluded that it has. If that is the case, the most likely next recipients would be Sarada and Boruto.
Up until now, we know that in order for an individual to be a transmigrant, the prior transmigrant would have had to die before the next person can become one. We only know this to be the case from the previous transmigrants (Hashirama and Madara), who had to first die in order for the next ones to exists (Naruto and Sasuke).
However if there's anything we have learn in Naruto, especially during the War arc, is that many things that we thought were impossible are anything but, and we have time and time again seen Kishi bend rules in order to allow certain things to take place. So, what is considered fact in Naruto on a Tuesday, may indeed be debunked on a Friday. That being the case, it's not too far-fetched to allow this occurrence to take place.
With Sarada and Boruto as the new transmigrants, they of course would possess the chakra of Indra and Ashura. Producing a child under these circumstances would give rise to a baby having the possibility of being born with a Rinnegan. Madara's very own Rinnegan took years to activate because he went about it through an impure process... I like to think the conception of a child is much more pure and will allow the Rinnegan to be present within the baby during its birth.
This child, born with a Rinnegan, being the offspring of two transmigrants and everything that comes with that, now has broken so many new grounds and created so many firsts in the NarutoVerse, that the possibilities of his talents are now on par with Hagaromo.
If Kishi ever wanted to introduce a new, over the top, Final Villian in this series, I think this can be a very great way to go about it.
Don't get me started