Boruto. Naruto Next Generations. Vol. 17: Sconfiggere o essere sconfitti

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations #17

by Masashi Kishimoto (Opera originale e storia), Mikio Ikemoto (Illustrator), Monica Rossi (Letterer)

Kawaki è pronto a sacrificarsi per proteggere il Villaggio della Foglia dalla furia di Code, che vuole vendicarsi di chi ha ucciso Isshiki. Ma per Boruto Kawaki è ormai come un fratello e farà tutto il possibile per Salvarlo.

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Shonen, Comics, Comics Manga, Young Adult, Graphic Novels

176 pages, Paperback

First published May 2, 2022

About the author

Masashi Kishimoto (岸本斉史 Kishimoto Masashi) is a Japanese manga artist, well known for creating the manga series Naruto. His younger twin brother, Seishi Kishimoto, is also a manga artist and creator of the manga series O-Parts Hunter (666 Satan) and Blazer Drive. Two of his former assistants, Osamu Kajisa (Tattoo Hearts) and Yuuichi Itakura (Hand's), have also gone on to moderate success following their work on Naruto.

Kishimoto's first work as a manga artist was Karakuri (カラクリ?), which he submitted to Shueisha in 1995. This earned him the Weekly Shōnen Jump's monthly "Hop Step Award" in 1996, granted to promising new manga artists. This was followed in 1997 by a pilot version of Naruto (NARUTO－ナルト－), published in Akamaru Jump Summer. In 1998, Kishimoto premiered as a Weekly Shōnen Jump artist with a serialized version of Karakuri in Weekly Shōnen Jump, but it proved unpopular and was canceled soon after. In 1999, a serialized version of Naruto began publication in Weekly Shōnen Jump and quickly became a hit.

Reviews

[Sara · Rating 4 out of 5]

چقدر مبارزه بوروتو اینا قشنگ بود اینجا!
تازه داره جذاب میشه.
و اتفاقی که آخر ولوم افتاد!!🤯

[clea · Rating 4 out of 5]

ok but when naruto didnt get mad at kawaki for * bc he thought of him as part of their family is 🥺

[Siona Adams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great volume! Wish they would translate these more quickly 😫

[Mert · Rating 5 out of 5]

5/5 Stars (%89/100)

Not going to lie this was a really good volume. The fight between Code and our heroes continues and finally comes to an end in this book. I'm not going to spoil, of course, but the plot thickens regarding Momoshiki and Boruto's relationship. I'm also really liking Kawaki and still can't believe how he is going to turn evil (supposedly). I also feel like Amado still has soooo many secrets. The ending of the volume was very climactic and made me curious. If they continue like this, they might be able to save this series.

[**Sognatrice di libri** · Rating 4 out of 5]

Prosegue la storia, che dopo una parte che ho trovato in stallo, ricomincia ad essere più movimentata in quanto in questa parte inizia con una nuova avvincente trama.

[Hafeez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Volume 17: Chapter 64-67
Arc 5: Code's Assault

- Boruto managed to channel Momoshiki's power without being taken over by Momoshiki. Boruto fights with Code. Suddenly, Boruto collapsed.

- Naruto and Shikamaru go to the fight place. Naruto come into Sage Mode.

- Boruto was possessed by Momoshiki. Momoshiki started to fight with Code. Naruto and Shikamaru arrived at the battlefield. Shikamaru being caught by Code. Momoshiki wants to help Code to kill Naruto. He then used Oodama Rasengan on Naruto.

- The attacks being absorbed by Kawaki. Kawaki awakened a new Karma that will act as a weapon. Kawaki vs Momoshiki. He can used Isshiki's abilities; Sukuna Hikona and Daikokuten.

- Boruto regained his consciousness. Boruto and Kawaki already planned something. Kawaki then stabbed Boruto. Boruto dies.

- Kawaki fights Code. Kawaki get the upperhand. Code collapsed and will be blast off by Kawaki. He then pull Daemon using the Claw Marks and reflected Kawaki's attack. Kawaki get blown away and defeated. Code fled off.

- Boruto is still alive. Momoshiki has resuscited Boruto using Karma. The Karma is 82% complete extracted. Another 18% was used to rebuild Boruto's cell and tissue. Momoshiki now cannot resurrect. Boruto now is pure genuine Ohtsutsuki and ready to be fed to Juubi.

[Florence Mullot · Rating 3 out of 5]

Je vais malheureusement rejoindre les autres avis des chroniqueurs de Babelio avec encore une fois un tome qui est peu convaincant. Et pourtant vu la fin du volume seize de Boruto, j’attendais pas mal de ce tome-ci. Mais non, c’est un peu comme si les mangakas ne savaient pas trop quoi faire de tout le potentiel qu’ils avaient sous la main.

Je ne suis pas fan du délire Ôtsutsuki de base avec la possession, la destruction du monde (sans réelle raison ou très peu), et du fanatisme ambiant, mais je m’étais fait une raison. Avoir un ennemi qui est ultra dangereux, ça motive les troupes, n’est-ce pas ? Bah pas vraiment en définitif, parce qu’à part Boruto et Kawaki, on ne voit pas trop les autres se bouger, et là je parle de tous les villages concernés. Mais bon, passons, on veut mettre en avant nos deux héros, ça j’avais compris.

Le truc c’est que pour le coup, les héros emblématiques de Naruto passent clairement pour des andouilles et des incompétents. Et là, ça fait mal… Entre un Naruto qui agit dans l’urgence, qui perd ses moyens, une Hinata que l’on rambarde dans son rôle de femme au foyer, d’une Shikamaru qui se fait surprendre comme un bleu (on parle du bras droit de l’Hokage quand même…). Le côté nostalgie en prend un sacré coup, et ça commence à m’agacer.

Le combat contre Code aurait pu être sympathique, mais là encore, j’ai eu du mal. Graphiquement, on ne comprend rien. Alors oui, on ressent la puissance, la force des attaques mais de là à appréhender vraiment ce qu’il se passe… Et puis le fait qu’Ada nous commente tout (toujours avec son frère accroché à elle…). Oui, vous sentez que je lève les yeux. Et puis soudainement, on passe à un affrontement fratricide entre Boruto et Kawaki. Le côté dramatique est là, j’entends bien, mais c’est tellement mal amené que pour moi, ça casse. C’est comme Kawaki qui veut plus que tout protéger Naruto. Là aussi, c’est too much. Pour moi, la construction des liens entre la famille de Naruto et Kawaki n’a pas assez été exploité pour que l’on en arrive à ce niveau-là.

Là où par contre, j’ai plus apprécié le tome, c’est grâce à Momoshiki. Qui l’aurait cru ? Même si j’ai l’impression que l’on tourne un peu facilement comme une nouvelle relation Karuma / Naruto, sa présence a au moins eu de l’intérêt pour moi. Le fait que Kawaki aie retrouvé la forme est aussi sympathique, ses combats étant beaucoup plus attrayants. Donc il y a un peu de positif dans tout cela.

Ce ne fut pas une lecture sans plaisir, mais je persiste, on est loin, très loin du niveau de Naruto. Et on voit tellement de similitudes que l’on ne peut pas s’empêcher de les comparer. Boruto étant une pâle copie malheureusement. J’ai du mal à croire à la lutte fratricide entre les deux héros. Tout va trop vite et il n’y a clairement pas le basculement que l’on a pu connaître entre Naruto et Sasuke. Cela manque de crédibilité globalement.

Pourquoi est-ce que je continue donc ? Question légitime. Déjà parce que j’ai envie de comprendre. Ensuite, les mangakas nous ont appâtés bien comme il faut avec la scène d’ouverture du manga. Et pour finir, j’y crois encore. Ou du moins, je crois plutôt à la suite de cette saga, Two Blue Vortex. Du peu que j’en ai vu, c’est prometteur, et impossible de commencer la saga sans avoir lu celle-ci.

[Tuna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Volume 17 features probably the most hype and intense moment among all of Boruto thus far with Boruto and his Bro Kawaki enacting a plan they'd described off-panel so long ago. It was so cool to see it happen and watch Naruto and Shikamaru, none the wiser see what happens. Even Shikamaru's reactions after it happened and towards Naruto were interesting. Shikamaru himself has been interesting the entire Boruto saga as in Naruto/Shippuden he was more chill and occasionally gave into anger emotions, but now, he tethers on the most dislikeable and hatable character, even now I felt he was a bit too harsh towards Naruto and Kawaki for what happened. Naruto remains himself even through it all. Still it was a powerful and incredible moment.

I look forward to what happens next. Kishimoto is a genius storyteller.

[Subham · Rating 4 out of 5]

You know this manga just gets better with every volume as next we have pure action scenes as Momoshiki has arrived once again and its him vs Code and its glorious, the arrival of naruto and how things change, Kawaki having the typical anime power up moment in order to protect what he has to and I love that. Its one of the things that was fore-shadowed earlier but comes to pass nd it pays off so well and kicks the story into 2nd gear and just the fight.. I can actually imagine its anime scene of fight choreography and I love it, amazing stuff and what a middle and an end with revelations that will change the whole series going forward! Like I say every time it gets better!!

[In_Mart · Rating 3 out of 5]

Un tome entièrement consacré à la baston. Le climax est impressionnant mais tout se résout avec une pirouette qui arrange bien nos héros, si je comprends bien. Reste que l'antagoniste risque de réapparaître bien assez vite, avec toujours des présages funestes... on approche la fin de la première partie du manga, et j'ai toujours du mal à deviner comment on va arriver à la scène du flash-forward du premier chapitre.

[Bradley · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is some pretty hardcore revelation.

"You know what to do, bro."

It was pretty damn shocking. I admit it, I was sucked right in and started tearing up.

Wicked stuff. I really feel the time-skip closing in.

[Julie · Rating 4 out of 5]

This series has been quite good right from the start. I am liking the new generation of characters, the older characters, the new baddies, the back-and-forth as some characters' motivations remain questionable... but also and especially Naruto forever being Naruto.

[luke skywalker ↜ · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ngl I'm starting to dislike Kawaki alot. He's like the rip-off version of Sasuke and not in a good way at all.
Also a very inconsistent character, and don't even get me started on Naruto... fucking ass loser grow some backbone MY GOD YOU'RE FRUSTRATING ME!

[Nehemiah Bekele · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thouraly enjoyable fight, the whole resurrection happened way to quick for it to mean anything that he died, i think boruto as a story is compensating pace as a format of evolution from Naruto but it doesn't help itself

[Luz · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5

[Charly Rojas · Rating 5 out of 5]

El mejor volumen del año

[Suhail Mohammed · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’ve read this few weeks ago, so I don’t remember what exactly happened in this volume. Giving it 4 stars anyways

[Abi Gael · Rating 4 out of 5]

Me estás perdiendo, Boruto.

[Verity Moon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dayum! This volume is exhilarating at best! Stakes are getting higher and higher!

[Khalid Mahamoud · Rating 2 out of 5]

Cannot lie this volume was extremely boring and uneventful

[Maria · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bellissimo.

[Gretchen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Boruto and Kawaki face off against Code. Naruto and Shikamaru race to assist. #Edelweiss+

[Matthew Manchester · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's been 18 months since I've read Boruto and I returned smoothly. I really enjoy this series.

[Abril C · Rating 4 out of 5]

Puntuación: 8.00 / 10.00

[Lynnette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Code, Boruto, and Kawaki continue their fight! Who will win? How far will Kawaki go to protect Naruto?

[Milly · Rating 5 out of 5]

awesomely done

Amazing art, action packed definitely just as good, if not better than the anime.
Can’t wait for next issue to be release !

[Josh Baca · Rating 4 out of 5]

4/5 a little confusing in what boruto can and can’t control so the power scaling is awkward. But kawaki trying to kill Boruto on his own accord was great tbh. I legit though boruto was dead dead LOL

[Cullen Dillow · Rating 5 out of 5]

Such an action packed and entertaining volume. The cliffhanger… 😳 Looking forward to the next one.

[Maria Mateeva · Rating 5 out of 5]

"You know what to do, bro".😢😢😢

[Sophie · Rating 4 out of 5]

actual rating: 4.5 ⭐️