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Of all the relationships being explored inBoruto, Sarada and Boruto’s connection is one of the most complicated. While many fans rally behind the infamous BoruSara ship, their support may not be enough to give these characters a happy and satisfying ending. Like any potential anime or manga couple, there’s always a chance that their relationship might not work out, leading to heartbreak.
The exciting developments inBoruto: Two Blue Vortexgive fans hope for an eventualromance between Sarada and Boruto. With Sarada finally accepting her feelings for Boruto, which many interpret as already romantic, the BoruSara ship continues to gain momentum. However, the manga still needs to explore Boruto’s personal feelings, as this side of him remains in the dark.
Boruto or Sarada Could Die
Their Lives Are in Constant Danger
Perhaps the most devastating ending that theBorutomanga could deliver to fans would be thedeath of either Borutoor Sarada. Fans have seen Boruto die once, with his chest being impaled by Kawaki without hesitation, which shows there’s always a slim chance it could happen again. If it weren’t for Momoshiki’s desperate efforts to save his life, Boruto would have long been dead, leaving Sarada to carry the entire series on her shoulders.
Of course, many fans would argue that killing off Boruto in his own manga series seems impossible, even if his life is constantly at the center of danger. Still, the threats surrounding Boruto are getting more serious asthe Otsutsuki conflict remains unresolved, not to mention the Human God Trees, alongside Code, all want him dead and gone. If this wasn’t enough, Kawaki is also aiming to send him to the afterlife to prevent any serious threat to Naruto’s life. With so many powerful enemies targeting him, there’s no telling what the future will have in store for him, as well as his relationship with Sarada.
“Boruto’s done for. Without a doubt."—Kashin Koji
While Boruto lives a life full of uncertainty, Sarada’s life is also at risk. In the latest chapters ofTwo Blue Vortex, she remains in constant danger withthe Shinju clones, particularly Hidari, aiming to kill her for their personal interests. If either Boruto or Sarada were to die, that loss would absolutely become a significant factor in amplifying their strength and motivation in the fight against their enemies.
Who knows—it’s possible that one of them, likely Sarada, could end up killing Boruto, especially if he becomes the greatest threat to the worlddue to Momoshiki’s influence. Such an ending would surely be traumatic for fans who have supported their bond since day one.
Boruto Could Choose Another Love Interest
Choosing Sumire Over Sarada
It’s no secret that Sarada is not the only one racing toward Boruto’s heart. There’s Sumire, the class representative who has always been vocal in showing herromantic feelings for Borutowithout hesitation. Although she mostly fades into the background as her character has no direct ties to the central plot, she supports Boruto in her own little ways, which somehow reminds fans of Hinata Hyuga’s efforts for Naruto back in the day.
Back then,Hinata had always been sidelinedby Sakura, and yet she was able to end up with Naruto. If this pattern continues in the manga, there’s a possibility that Sumire has a fighting chance to get together with Boruto instead of Sarada. On the contrary, Sarada could also find another love interest, either in Mitsuki, Kawaki, or any other male character from the next generation.
“And does that bother you, Sarada? That other girls might like Boruto? Well, it certainly bothers me."—Sumire
An Emotional Distance in the Making?
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While both Boruto and Sarada inherit the Will of Fire, they aim to embody it in different ways.Sarada dreams of becoming Hokage, whereas Boruto chooses to go down the same path as Sasuke, supporting the Leaf Village in the dark.
AlthoughSarada and Boruto’s future rolescomplement one another, the way they would handle issues and problems may be different. Fans have seen them clash time and again during their missions, revealing fundamental differences in their thinking and decision-making. This recurring tension suggests that emotional distance between them is always a possibility as the story unfolds.
“I’m not an extraordinary shinobi like Lord Seventh or my dad. And that’s why… I don’t have time to think about anything other than becoming a Hokage like Lord Seventh who protects everyone and Konoha’s future”
—Sarada
Once Sarada rises to the highest office in Konoha, she could face the most difficult decisions, which Boruto may not completely understand. If their contracting ideals and beliefs continue, their bond would likely fall apart, resulting in an emotional distance.
Hopefully, Boruto and Sarada would go past their differences and find a common ground. Their strong chemistry, built through respect and trust, has been a huge part of their individual strength. For many fans of the BoruSara ship, seeing them together would be the perfect and most rewarding outcome in theBorutomanga.
