Overview
- Kishimoto expresses concerns regarding the sequel of Boruto due to its monthly release pattern.
- Chapter 19 of “Two Blue Vortex”is set to debut on February 20, focusing on the ongoing Shinju arc.
- Fans eager for more content can access the Boruto series on Crunchyroll or read the manga via Manga Plus.
The journey of Boruto has been increasingly thrilling, particularly with the recent introduction of a timeskip and formidable new villains through the “Two Blue Vortex”series, which serves as Boruto’s version of Naruto Shippuden.
As “Boruto”now follows a monthly publication schedule, fans face longer waits between chapters. Fortunately, anticipation has been building with a sneak peek of Chapter 19 now available.
Sneak Peek for Chapter 19
Cover Page Features Moegi
Currently, “Boruto”is in its second part, post-timeskip, named “Boruto: Two Blue Vortex”.With 18 chapters already released, readers are eagerly awaiting more.
As a monthly manga, each chapter is substantial, but the waits can feel lengthy. Chapter 19 is highly anticipated and set to release in the upcoming issue of V Jump.
A sneak peek revealed a vibrant cover page showcasing Moegi, a character who is pivotal in the current Shinju arc.
Moegi has undergone a significant transformation into a tree, while a new antagonist, Matsuri, was created from her DNA. Matsuri is expected to play a crucial role in the unfolding events, including an anticipated confrontation with Konohamaru. This upcoming chapter could be pivotal for the storyline.
Release Date for Chapter 19
Chapter 19 to Release on February 20th
Boruto enthusiasts have been eagerly counting down to the next chapter, as waiting an entire month can be quite challenging. Chapter 19 of “Two Blue Vortex”is scheduled for release on February 20, 2025, which is just around the corner.
“The era of shinobi is over. But, I’m still a shinobi.”— Boruto Uzumaki
With escalating tensions surrounding the Shinju arc, fans have plenty to look forward to in the storyline.
How to Read and Watch Boruto
Recommended Platforms for Boruto
Unfortunately, the Boruto anime is currently on hiatus, which means fans won’t see the adaptation of “Two Blue Vortex”for a while. However, they can still catch up on previous episodes through Crunchyroll.
For those who prefer reading, the original “Boruto”manga as well as “Two Blue Vortex, ”which updates monthly, can be accessed on Manga Plus.
Source: Official Naruto Website
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