I guess Konohamaru's team is the new Sannin.

[Vulpini]

I say Boruto gets toads, Mitsuki gets snakes(Orochimaru has the summoning contract not Sasuke) and Sarada gets hawk's and slugs.

Sasuke also has summoning contract with the snakes, not only Orochimaru.

 

[Narutohokage324]

I agree :/

I want Himawari to have Sage Mode as well. I think it would be cool if Boruto just learned more techniques, or a Fuuinjutsu of some kind. Otherwise Himawari will get shafted. People keep forgetting she's an Uzumaki first, Hyuuga second. lol


I thought I just said Boruto would be badass with the toads? lol

I'm pretty sure Boruto is still Sasuke's student. I don't remember it being stated that it ended, unless I missed something. His dream is to become a shinobi like Sasuke, so I don't really see a reason for it to stop. Sure Boruto asked Sasuke to become his Master and train him to surpass Naruto, but there's a transition where Boruto thinks differently of his father, and both him and Sasuke reach an understanding of his past self. And despite what they went through, Sasuke still called him his student, and Boruto still called him his Master. Though, common sense follows:

Boruto - Toads
Sarada - Slugs
Mitsuki - Snakes

When Sarada was created, people thought she would inherit Snakes, or Toads. When Sasuke was confirmed to be gone and she had CES, people thought she would just have Toads. When Boruto was confirmed to be Sasuke's student, I thought he would get snakes. When we found out Mitsuki was Orochimaru's kid, it became obvious Kishimoto pulled the same stunt. I was a little disappointed. I thought Sasuke was going to train Boruto, and I thought Naruto was going to train Sarada, and then the third member would be the new "Sakura"

:/


I was stating that it would be cool if Boruto inherited Hawks from his master, because you know he'll be doing the dirty work for the Village that Sasuke does for Naruto, because he can't. So it would be cool if he stayed in contact with Sarada the same way Sasuke does with Naruto. Following?

What I thought was cool, was that Kishimoto drew a bunch of chibi Boruto characters, and Boruto had a sword and a toad on his hair, while Sarada had shurikens on her hand and was striking a pose.

Thought it was pretty rad.

Does make the most sense for him to get the hawks.

Maybe this time he'll be talking to his family when out of missions.

Sarada seems to take after Sakura more. Even with her style. She seems to dislike anything about her father in the Movie (not hate him, but hate his path) to the point where she asks Boruto what kind of answer her father would pick, because she wants to pick the opposite. I wouldn't be surprised if Sarada went a Slug/Toad route here. Who says that the can only get one? Sasuke had two summonings. It would be awesome if Team Konohamaru would get 1 summoning from the obvious toad, snake, and slug, and then one original animal.

 

[KesOnFire]

I don't see Sarada with snakes and I do hope Boruto summons a dam hawk lol but he will kill it with the toads and cause havoc no one has a chance.

 

[itsxtrayy]

Sasuke also has summoning contract with the snakes, not only Orochimaru.

I'm talking about the actual scroll that you have to sign with your blood in order to create the contract, Orochimaru has that not Sasuke.

 

[lndra]

I say Boruto gets toads, Mitsuki gets snakes(Orochimaru has the summoning contract not Sasuke) and Sarada gets hawk's and slugs.

It's weird how their parents don't teach their children, namely Naruto and Sasuke only. Naruto is busy being the Hokage, and Sasuke's status is still stretchy. The Movie has him with Sakura, but it isn't implied if he left or not, but his mission is over. The novel goes out and says that he leaves again.

But Mitsuki is Orochimaru's kid. It doesn't make any logical sense for anyone else to have Snakes but him. God knows Boruto isn't going to ask Sakura for help, so he'll be getting the Toads from his father (or someone else, maybe like Konohamaru because I bet they'll push that Naruto is too busy shit), and Sakura will continue making Sarada "one punch woman"

For outside summonings. That depends too. Boruto wants to follow Sasuke's path, and Sarada wants to follow Naruto's path. So again I'm trying to look at it away from "my parents have this, so I must inherit this" forte. I remember when we were all fussing over the next generation, and people where theorizing what these kids might have ability/power wise. And then the Gaiden/Movie hit, and some of the expectations were different between the reality.

Even mine too. The best thing to do is just hope for anything at all, because Kishimoto clearly doesn't follow common sense with these characters sometimes :lol

 

[Namar]

Yeah..

 

[itsxtrayy]

It's weird how their parents don't teach their children, namely Naruto and Sasuke only. Naruto is busy being the Hokage, and Sasuke's status is still stretchy. The Movie has him with Sakura, but it isn't implied if he left or not, but his mission is over. The novel goes out and says that he leaves again.

But Mitsuki is Orochimaru's kid. It doesn't make any logical sense for anyone else to have Snakes but him. God knows Boruto isn't going to ask Sakura for help, so he'll be getting the Toads from his father (or someone else, maybe like Konohamaru because I bet they'll push that Naruto is too busy shit), and Sakura will continue making Sarada "one punch woman"

For outside summonings. That depends too. Boruto wants to follow Sasuke's path, and Sarada wants to follow Naruto's path. So again I'm trying to look at it away from "my parents have this, so I must inherit this" forte. I remember when we were all fussing over the next generation, and people where theorizing what these kids might have ability/power wise. And then the Gaiden/Movie hit, and some of the expectations were different between the reality.

Even mine too. The best thing to do is just hope for anything at all, because Kishimoto clearly doesn't follow common sense with these characters sometimes :lol

Lol, true, especially after the manga ended there was hundreds of threads on who had more potential and who would be stronger lol, smh. If we ever do find out, I hope it's a surprise, and hey, Sasuke found the hawk summoning contract, who's to say one of the kids won't find a new one? That'd be cool.

 

[lndra]

Lol, true, especially after the manga ended there was hundreds of threads on who had more potential and who would be stronger lol, smh. If we ever do find out, I hope it's a surprise, and hey, Sasuke found the hawk summoning contract, who's to say one of the kids won't find a new one? That'd be cool.

I would like it more if they all had unique summonings. In fact, I was hoping for no Neo-Sannin again.

Because all they do is make the rest of the generation look inferior :/

 

[madvictory]

They'd only be the Sannin if they specifically fought Hanzo and "survived" (he's a fodder now, so worthless title).

 

[Vulpini]

I'm talking about the actual scroll that you have to sign with your blood in order to create the contract, Orochimaru has that not Sasuke.

What are you talking about? Orochimaru, Sasuke, Anko and Kabuto, all of them have a summoning contract with the snakes. Such thing as "the actual scroll that you have to sign with your blood in order to create the contract" doesn't exist, lol.

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I don't see Sarada with snakes and I do hope Boruto summons a dam hawk lol but he will kill it with the toads and cause havoc no one has a chance.

I'm pretty sure Boruto isn't getting the hawk. Garuda is Sasuke's personal summon. Boruto was Sasuke's apprentice only for a short period of time, and as long as he wants to be like Sasuke, he's still an Uzumaki. That's exactly the reason why he had to learn the Rasengan. Kishimoto wants to portray Boruto as a Uzumaki-ish Sasuke.

I would like it more if they all had unique summonings. In fact, I was hoping for no Neo-Sannin again.

Because all they do is make the rest of the generation look inferior :/

Yeah, unique summonings would be so dope. These old summons are pretty overused, imo. This is the kind of fresh new ideas for this new generation that I'm talking about. Kishi should come up with stuff like that. :yeah:

 

[lndra]

I'm pretty sure Boruto isn't getting the hawk. Garuda is Sasuke's personal summon. Boruto was Sasuke's apprentice only for a short period of time, and as long as he wants to be like Sasuke, he's still an Uzumaki. That's exactly the reason why he had to learn the Rasengan. Kishimoto wants to portray Boruto as a Uzumaki-ish Sasuke.

That's actually the problem, their relationship wasn't disclosed. Kishimoto did not confirm or deny whether they continued to have a student/master bond. You say it was temporary, but when did either of them state that it was a over? Mind us, that in the story when Boruto stopped asking for Naruto's weaknesses, Boruto and Sasuke still were referred as student and master respectfully.

 

[Red Neca]

Tobirama and Hashirama sesei to Hiruzen
Hiruzen sensei to Sannin
Jiraya sensei to Minato(master to naruto)
Minato sensei to Kakashi
Kakashi sensei to Naruto
Its just a circle and every hokage is from this branch of Sensei studen tree

 

[itsxtrayy]

What are you talking about? Orochimaru, Sasuke, Anko and Kabuto, all of them have a summoning contract with the snakes. Such thing as "the actual scroll that you have to sign with your blood in order to create the contract" doesn't exist, lol.

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I'm pretty sure Boruto isn't getting the hawk. Garuda is Sasuke's personal summon. Boruto was Sasuke's apprentice only for a short period of time, and as long as he wants to be like Sasuke, he's still an Uzumaki. That's exactly the reason why he had to learn the Rasengan. Kishimoto wants to portray Boruto as a Uzumaki-ish Sasuke.



Yeah, unique summonings would be so dope. These old summons are pretty overused, imo. This is the kind of fresh new ideas for this new generation that I'm talking about. Kishi should come up with stuff like that. :yeah:

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You don't just wake up one day and can summon animals, you need to sign a blood contract with that animal, thats why everytime you summon them you have to use your blood. Every animal has a scroll that you have to sign and Sasuke doesn't have the snake one Orochimaru does.

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[King Of Pop]

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You don't just wake up one day and can summon animals, you need to sign a blood contract with that animal, thats why everytime you summon them you have to use your blood. Every animal has a scroll that you have to sign and Sasuke doesn't have the snake one Orochimaru does.

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da hell?are you aware sasuke has summoned manda and then aoda later on? he has the contract signed obviously as he wouldnt have been able to do so other wise. he gave suigetsu the scroll to to be able to reverse summon him back which he did after the deidara fight.

 

[itsxtrayy]

da hell?are you aware sasuke has summoned manda and then aoda later on? he has the contract signed obviously as he wouldnt have been able to do so other wise. he gave suigetsu the scroll to to be able to reverse summon him back which he did after the deidara fight.

I know Sasuke signed the scroll, but he's not in possession of it, Orochimaru is. And what he gave suigetsu was a vial of his blood and the summoning tatoo so he could summon him. We were talking about Sarada getting the snake summon when Sasuke can't give it to her because he doesn't have the scroll that you have to sign with your blood.

 

[Vulpini]

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You don't just wake up one day and can summon animals, you need to sign a blood contract with that animal, thats why everytime you summon them you have to use your blood. Every animal has a scroll that you have to sign and Sasuke doesn't have the snake one Orochimaru does.

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If he can summon, then he has the contract, thats exactly how it works. You're implying that there are two types of contracts: the "blood contract"(?) and the kind contract Sasuke has (?). We all know pretty well such things doesn't exist. There is only one type of contract, which is the one that everyone who can summon something has, specifically.

 

[Vulpini]

That's actually the problem, their relationship wasn't disclosed. Kishimoto did not confirm or deny whether they continued to have a student/master bond. You say it was temporary, but when did either of them state that it was a over? Mind us, that in the story when Boruto stopped asking for Naruto's weaknesses, Boruto and Sasuke still were referred as student and master respectfully.

I don't know, honestly. The only info we got on this is that one on Boruto's novel, which says that Sasuke leaves again. We can only speculate about their relationship. In Sasuke's novel it becomes pretty clear that he will never live on the village again. But then again, we can't forget that the novel is set in a time way before the movie. He could've changed his mind after all.

 

[lndra]

I don't know, honestly. The only info we got on this is that one on Boruto's novel, which says that Sasuke leaves again. We can only speculate about their relationship. In Sasuke's novel it becomes pretty clear that he will never live on the village again. But then again, we can't forget that the novel is set in a time way before the movie. He could've changed his mind after all.

Plus, even if Boruto is still learning under Sasuke. Doesn't mean he won't go up to Sarada and give her advice and teach her things. She seems to be a little on her own path, like, "I don't want to do the same things my father does" but at the same time, Sasuke as a father might want to show her things too. It's only natural.

But if he leaves for good, which I highly suspect because Kishimoto is an *******. Then we can expect them to be doing the same ass moves they are doing now but x100 more powerful cause logic.

 

[Endles Waltz]

I say Boruto gets toads, Mitsuki gets snakes(Orochimaru has the summoning contract not Sasuke) and Sarada gets hawk's and slugs.

That would be awesome, honestly. But Mitsuki is probably the one who's getting the snakes.

That leaves Sarada with Garuda and Slugs.

Yea this is the most logical.

I thought I just said Boruto would be badass with the toads? lol

I'm pretty sure Boruto is still Sasuke's student. I don't remember it being stated that it ended, unless I missed something. His dream is to become a shinobi like Sasuke, so I don't really see a reason for it to stop. Sure Boruto asked Sasuke to become his Master and train him to surpass Naruto, but there's a transition where Boruto thinks differently of his father, and both him and Sasuke reach an understanding of his past self. And despite what they went through, Sasuke still called him his student, and Boruto still called him his Master. Though, common sense follows:

Boruto - Toads
Sarada - Slugs
Mitsuki - Snakes

It's weird how their parents don't teach their children, namely Naruto and Sasuke only. Naruto is busy being the Hokage, and Sasuke's status is still stretchy. The Movie has him with Sakura, but it isn't implied if he left or not, but his mission is over. The novel goes out and says that he leaves again.

I don't know, honestly. The only info we got on this is that one on Boruto's novel, which says that Sasuke leaves again. We can only speculate about their relationship. In Sasuke's novel it becomes pretty clear that he will never live on the village again. But then again, we can't forget that the novel is set in a time way before the movie. He could've changed his mind after all.

@Blue: The movie's plot felt like a big lesson for Boruto to reconcile with his father, and Sasuke being his master was a tool to achieve that, it really felt like it was a very short skit that was more philosophical and disciplinary rather than actual training. Boruto didn't gain anything other than some shuriken skills, he still developed his clones and Rasengan throughout the movie, he has his own style which is similar to his father's. They called each other master and student later because of it's sentimental meaning in connecting the 3 of them (Naruto, Sasuke, Boruto - Father/Master, Son/Student) in the scene.

Their encounter in the movie was to allow Boruto to admire and adopt Sasuke's philosophy the same way Sarada did with Naruto in Gaiden. But in the end they are their parent's kids and they are quickly becoming new versions of their parents, Boruto like Naruto (his sister like Hinata) and Sarada like both Sakura and Sasuke, (the extent of 'Sasuke' is left open-ended and depends on what follows.)

@Bold: Lol, Boruto's novel doesn't say he leaves again. In the movie he's shown with Sakura and then with her and Sarada as well, in the novel they just add "he smiles and disappears in the shadow", it actually talks about him living in the village earlier in the novel, but nothing about him leaving.

@Red: He actually changes his mind at the end of the same novel and goes back home.

The movie marked the end of his mission and Boruto did not give him a chance by approaching him soon after he returned to the village. Now that Boruto's issues are settled and he has nothing else to do, the only thing I can see him doing is training Sarada. But it's open-ended so people can think whatever they want.

 

[lndra]

Sometimes logical doesn't even happen anymore with Kishimoto. We all should of realized this a long time ago, especially when the first Chapter of the Gaiden came out. Even Mitsuki has a fair chance at getting Hawk summons too at this point haha.

@Blue: The movie's plot felt like a big lesson for Boruto to reconcile with his father, and Sasuke being his master was a tool to achieve that, it really felt like it was a very short skit that was more philosophical and disciplinary rather S actual training. Boruto didn't gain anything other than some shuriken skills, he still developed his clones and Rasengan throughout the movie, he has his own style which is similar to his father's. They called each other master and student later because of it's sentimental meaning in connecting the 3 of them (Naruto, Sasuke, Boruto - Father/Master, Son/Student) in the scene.

The Movie felt more rushed then it needed to be, even the Chunin Exams where they showcased their skills was short. So I didn't really expect there to be large amounts of training to be seen from the get go. But it's still early for that anyway. Most of Jiraiya's training came after the Exams for Naruto when he met him after Pt. 2 of the Examinations.

Anyway. The Movie was about Naruto and Boruto, so yeah. Though since there is no real disclosure on it itself, we can't really say for certain. All we do know is that the last interaction was Sasuke telling Boruto to trust in his master, and Boruto saying that he would. That's the last time they talk together.

Sasuke did talk about Boruto to Naruto after they defeated Momoshiki, but after that scene it "ends" and it turns into "what happens after." For some reason I doubt that Kishimoto would end it based on Boruto's goal. Though since he left it out in the opinion and didn't touch on it, he'll do what he wants as a writer. There's no continuation for Boruto or Naruto, so I understand why he didn't disclose their bond.

Maybe they'll talk about in Jump Festa this year? I heard the VA's will be attending. Not sure on Kishimoto yet. But their words have been proven to mean shit ever since the Sakura VA interview :lol

Their encounter in the movie was to allow Boruto to admire and adopt Sasuke's philosophy the same way Sarada did with Naruto in Gaiden. But in the end they are their parent's kids and they are quickly becoming new versions of their parents, Boruto like Naruto (his sister like Hinata) and Sarada like both Sakura and Sasuke, (the extent of 'Sasuke' is left open-ended and depends on what follows.)

Weird how they advertised Team Konohamaru on the fact that Boruto is the Naruto, Mitsuki is the Sasuke, and Sarada is the Sakura. Like, themes like this are always rehashed, and sometimes it's not always the best idea. Though honestly I think Sarada is supposed to represent more of Sakura than Sasuke. I base this on the fact that her overall character was stated to be more like Sakura personalty wise, but when it comes to her outside features she is like Sasuke. Even her anger, stated by Naruto too, was like her mother's. Her abilities are a bit stretched out to be aligned with Sakura's too, as in the CES, but thankfully she has the Sharingan (and Shuriken Jutsu).


They may have character aspects and traits of their parents, or like Boruto who has traits of other characters who aren't his parents, or Mitsuki who needs to be fleshed out more, but that's the general consensuses going on. I do like the fact that Sarada wants to follow the Naruto/Hokage path, and Boruto wants to follow the Sasuke/Shadow path. It was a nice touch after-all.

And Himawari is definitely not Hinata.

@Bold: Lol, Boruto's novel doesn't say he leaves again. In the movie he's shown with Sakura and then with her and Sarada as well, in the novel they just add "he smiles and disappears in the shadow", it actually talks about him living in the village earlier in the novel, but nothing about him leaving.

@Red: He actually changes his mind at the end of the same novel and goes back home.

The movie marked the end of his mission and Boruto did not give him a chance by approaching him soon after he returned to the village. Now that Boruto's issues are settled and he has nothing else to do, the only thing I can see him doing is training Sarada. But it's open-ended so people can think whatever they want.

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It implied that he disappeared into the darkness. What darkness? Who knows, it may even directly imply his S/T jutsu which looks like darkness. But he did leave. Not sure where though.

The point the novel is making is that it said he disappeared into the darkness "again" -- That's the important part. Did he ever leave the Village before for a long time, or it is implying something else that the reader should know about? I think it's pretty obvious.