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Sarada wasn't blushing, Boruto wasn't insulting or trying to score her... there was some mutual understanding based on their glances, etc.
I think the best part of this Gaiden so far has been the characterization. The boys staying behind in the village while the girls went on adventure was a nice subversion from a common troupe in the main manga.
Sarada so far is the one who surprise me the most. She is nothing like her parents. She seems way more mature than both of them and more level headed. Even her issue with her father isn't handled like an Uchiha obsession but a natural reaction of a person in her situation.
Boruto so far has not really changed that MUCH from my perspective, but Kishimoto did pardon his outlook through thinking about his mother after his weird conversation with Sarada. If you noticed he gave her a strange look, almost curious as to why she was acting strange. I really enjoy seeing Boruto and Sarada interact because it is what a friendship between a boy and girl could have been, and did not involve the girl being some overly obsessive wimp when he is around.
Kudos for Kishi in that aspect.
I could live without Shin and the Tobi rip off though...
I think the best part of this Gaiden so far has been the characterization. The boys staying behind in the village while the girls went on adventure was a nice subversion from a common troupe in the main manga.
Sarada so far is the one who surprise me the most. She is nothing like her parents. She seems way more mature than both of them and more level headed. Even her issue with her father isn't handled like an Uchiha obsession but a natural reaction of a person in her situation.
Boruto so far has not really changed that MUCH from my perspective, but Kishimoto did pardon his outlook through thinking about his mother after his weird conversation with Sarada. If you noticed he gave her a strange look, almost curious as to why she was acting strange. I really enjoy seeing Boruto and Sarada interact because it is what a friendship between a boy and girl could have been, and did not involve the girl being some overly obsessive wimp when he is around.
Kudos for Kishi in that aspect.
I could live without Shin and the Tobi rip off though...
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