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Boruto: Naruto Next Generations #19
Boruto - Naruto next generations - Tome 19
コードとエイダは袂を分かち、エイダは木ノ葉の里に与することに。第七班にも新たな任務が命じられる。その内容とは!? 一方、コードは十尾を用いた画策をはじめ…。不穏な空気漂う里にエイダが到着して!?
176 pages, Paperback
First published February 3, 2023
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Masashi Kishimoto
1,140 books3,980 followersMasashi 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.
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.
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May 24, 2024
Interesting set up.
The powerful Kawaki obsessed Eida comes over to our heroes side..while Code makes his own plots as well
The powerful Kawaki obsessed Eida comes over to our heroes side..while Code makes his own plots as well
September 16, 2023
Continua questa serie interessante che in questo volume si riprende decisamente dallo stallo che si era creato nei precedenti volumi. In questo volume mi è piaciuto parecchio Daemon.
September 5, 2024
GRRRR IL ME RESTE 1 TOME JE VOIS PAS DE “FIN”
October 20, 2024
La fine di questo volume mi ha lasciato con un gruppo in gola. Si sta avvicinando ciò che mi farà piangere tantissimo.
Comunque, le vicende raccontate di Shibai mi hanno lasciata perplessa ma allo stesso tempo si intreccia bene con la situazione. Mi stupisce che Amado, in quanto semplice essere umano, sia riuscito a creare un altro essere umano quasi ad eguagliare Orochimaru. Però, un altro genio nel mondo ci poteva essere, non è totalmente da escludere.
Comunque, le vicende raccontate di Shibai mi hanno lasciata perplessa ma allo stesso tempo si intreccia bene con la situazione. Mi stupisce che Amado, in quanto semplice essere umano, sia riuscito a creare un altro essere umano quasi ad eguagliare Orochimaru. Però, un altro genio nel mondo ci poteva essere, non è totalmente da escludere.
August 20, 2023
The story progression in this volume was fantastic. I’m really interested in where this heads but just wish it made a bit more sense. They explain it pretty well but there seems to be some misconceptions I want answers too
April 8, 2024
Not much really happened in this volume tbh. Ready to get to the two blue vortex stuff
April 8, 2024
Les tomes se suivent et se ressemblent : une lecture facile, sans déplaisir, mais un délayage à l’extrême qui fait baisser l’intensité des enjeux. C’est simple, on passe ici plus de la moitié du tome à redire ce qu’on sait déjà…
Ce n’est pas une lecture corvée, la preuve je continue, mais cela manque clairement de souffle et de palpitation par rapport à son aîné. J’ai l’impression que ces 20 tomes auraient pu en faire 10, si on était allés à l’essentiel et que l’attachement (ou pas) aux personnages serait le même, donc le développement n’est même pas une excuse, surtout quand on passe plus de 100 pages à résumer aux personnages ce qu’on avait déjà découvert précédemment. L’auteur connaît-il les ellipses ? Sait-il s’en servir judicieusement ?
Pour le reste, c’est sympathique, voire original et décalé, de voir Ada et son frère, soit les deux anciens grands ennemis de nos héros, arriver dans leur village parce qu’ils ont changé de camp et que la demoiselle veut vivre une histoire d’amour sans contrainte (vu son pouvoir ce n’était pas gagné…). Je ne sais pas si je dois m’en amuser ou trouver cela ridicule, parce que franchement l’idée d’une coloc en mode Loft Story, il fallait la trouver ^^! Il y a heureusement quelques bribes d’informations qui tombent grâce à cela sur, à nouveau, les origines de leurs pouvoirs et le lien à faire avec ceux de Boruto et Kawaki, ainsi qu’avec le Ninjutsu. Mais là aussi, pas sûre que ce soit top niveau crédibilité. Ça fait vraiment je te sors ça de nulle part et je tente d’étirer, étirer l’univers, tant pis s’il est ridicule…
Les auteurs sont ainsi vraiment maladroit de tous les côtés. Leur narration ne tient pas la route. Leurs développements sont surtout là pour faire plaisir aux fans (et encore). Heureusement encore que le récit se suit facilement et que l’intrigue se conte sans déplaisir, sinon ce serait un comble. Mais clairement, peu de choses me titillent et encore moins me font rêver. Je trouve cela extrêmement plat. Il y a certes des petites promesses de twists et mystères (cf Boruto et Momoshiki) mais c’est bien mince. Où est passée l’émotion et l’originalité de la première série ? Je pensais que ça changerait avec le retour de Kishimoto, je cherche encore.
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Ce n’est pas une lecture corvée, la preuve je continue, mais cela manque clairement de souffle et de palpitation par rapport à son aîné. J’ai l’impression que ces 20 tomes auraient pu en faire 10, si on était allés à l’essentiel et que l’attachement (ou pas) aux personnages serait le même, donc le développement n’est même pas une excuse, surtout quand on passe plus de 100 pages à résumer aux personnages ce qu’on avait déjà découvert précédemment. L’auteur connaît-il les ellipses ? Sait-il s’en servir judicieusement ?
Pour le reste, c’est sympathique, voire original et décalé, de voir Ada et son frère, soit les deux anciens grands ennemis de nos héros, arriver dans leur village parce qu’ils ont changé de camp et que la demoiselle veut vivre une histoire d’amour sans contrainte (vu son pouvoir ce n’était pas gagné…). Je ne sais pas si je dois m’en amuser ou trouver cela ridicule, parce que franchement l’idée d’une coloc en mode Loft Story, il fallait la trouver ^^! Il y a heureusement quelques bribes d’informations qui tombent grâce à cela sur, à nouveau, les origines de leurs pouvoirs et le lien à faire avec ceux de Boruto et Kawaki, ainsi qu’avec le Ninjutsu. Mais là aussi, pas sûre que ce soit top niveau crédibilité. Ça fait vraiment je te sors ça de nulle part et je tente d’étirer, étirer l’univers, tant pis s’il est ridicule…
Les auteurs sont ainsi vraiment maladroit de tous les côtés. Leur narration ne tient pas la route. Leurs développements sont surtout là pour faire plaisir aux fans (et encore). Heureusement encore que le récit se suit facilement et que l’intrigue se conte sans déplaisir, sinon ce serait un comble. Mais clairement, peu de choses me titillent et encore moins me font rêver. Je trouve cela extrêmement plat. Il y a certes des petites promesses de twists et mystères (cf Boruto et Momoshiki) mais c’est bien mince. Où est passée l’émotion et l’originalité de la première série ? Je pensais que ça changerait avec le retour de Kishimoto, je cherche encore.
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October 22, 2023
Volume 19: Chapter 72-75
Arc 6: Omnipotence
- Amado, Eida and Daemon is on their way to Konoha from the Land of Snow. Eida accepted Shikamaru's proposition.
- Code adjusted Juubi into smaller size using his Claw Marks.
- Team 7 was assigned a mission to cohabitate with Eida since Eida is fall in love with Kawaki. They must treat Eida well.
- Eida arrived at the house where they supposed to live together. Daemon give them an introduction by beating Boruto and Kawaki.
- Eida's enchanting and clairvoyant, Daemon's reflecting attacks, Code's Claw Marks, Isshiki's Sukuna Hikona and Daikokuten and also Karma are all known as Shinjutsu possessed by Ohtsutsuki Shibai.
- All now left is Ohtsutsuki Shibai's remains. Amado used the DNA from the remains and transplanted it into the cyborgs he made.
- 12 years ago, Amado's daughter, Akebi, is sick. She cannot be healed. Amado preserved Akebi's brain and transplanted it into a clone. The clone have Akebi's memories but her personality is different. The clone is Delta and she is completely different person than Akebi.
- Jigen then recruited Amado and he will revive Akebi if his goal is achieved. From there, Amado knows about Karmic resurrection. That's why he implanted Karma in Kawaki's body along with Akebi's DNA. Akebi can be revived by using Karmic resurrection. He already provided a body for that.
- Boruto's and Momoshiki's thought were crossing over. Momoshiki tells that Amado is lying about his daughter. Boruto see a glimpse of future where Konoha is in chaos. They seem likely to chasing Kawaki off.
Arc 6: Omnipotence
- Amado, Eida and Daemon is on their way to Konoha from the Land of Snow. Eida accepted Shikamaru's proposition.
- Code adjusted Juubi into smaller size using his Claw Marks.
- Team 7 was assigned a mission to cohabitate with Eida since Eida is fall in love with Kawaki. They must treat Eida well.
- Eida arrived at the house where they supposed to live together. Daemon give them an introduction by beating Boruto and Kawaki.
- Eida's enchanting and clairvoyant, Daemon's reflecting attacks, Code's Claw Marks, Isshiki's Sukuna Hikona and Daikokuten and also Karma are all known as Shinjutsu possessed by Ohtsutsuki Shibai.
- All now left is Ohtsutsuki Shibai's remains. Amado used the DNA from the remains and transplanted it into the cyborgs he made.
- 12 years ago, Amado's daughter, Akebi, is sick. She cannot be healed. Amado preserved Akebi's brain and transplanted it into a clone. The clone have Akebi's memories but her personality is different. The clone is Delta and she is completely different person than Akebi.
- Jigen then recruited Amado and he will revive Akebi if his goal is achieved. From there, Amado knows about Karmic resurrection. That's why he implanted Karma in Kawaki's body along with Akebi's DNA. Akebi can be revived by using Karmic resurrection. He already provided a body for that.
- Boruto's and Momoshiki's thought were crossing over. Momoshiki tells that Amado is lying about his daughter. Boruto see a glimpse of future where Konoha is in chaos. They seem likely to chasing Kawaki off.
February 27, 2025
Pas d’amélioration pour ce tome dix-neuf, je dirais même qu’on chute un petit peu. Cependant, la lecture n’est pas désagréable non plus. C’est un peu un paradoxe.
Et pourtant, il y a pas mal de choses qui ne vont pas. Déjà le changement de personnalité de Kawaki. Il est insupportable, répond à ses aînés, est agressif… C’est hyper bizarre surtout après les derniers événements. J’ai l’impression d’avoir une tout autre personne sous les yeux.
Le délire d’Ada comme quoi elle est amoureuse de Kawaki… c’est de plus en plus ridicule. On dirait une adolescente en émoi alors que c’est l’un des ennemis les plus redoutable que Konoha a pu affronter. On retrouve cette touche misogyne que je déteste dans les shonen de plus en plus souvent dans Boruto, et ça en devient pathétique, surtout que les mangakas ne nous donnent pas l’impression de maîtriser leur histoire.
Est-ce que l’on parle aussi du fait que pendant presque cent pages, on nous rabâche ce que l’on sait déjà depuis très longtemps, par deux fois. En plus en rajoutant des détails qui font durer les choses. Je l’avais dit dans une précédente chronique mais cela donne clairement l’impression que les auteurs ne savent pas où ils vont.
Et on finit par la stratégie pour surveiller Ada et Daemon… quarante pages pour expliquer qu’ils vont gentiment faire… C’est extrêmement long pour expliquer une stratégie aussi peu élaborée et ridicule. Mais bon Ada est aux anges avec ses grands yeux énamourés…
On passera sur la traduction qui utilise des M’sieur à tout va à la place du sensei auquel on s’attend. Des Shika à tout va pour Shikamaru (oui son prénom est un peu long, mais ça a gêné personne dans Naruto)… et autres petites joyeusetés, comme Amado qui nous ment alors qu’on a tous les indices sous les yeux depuis longtemps.
Ma curiosité est par contre titillée par la « relation » entre Boruto et Momoshiki, qui a des airs de déjà vu, mais qui pourrait se révéler être un point très intéressant pour la suite. Enfin pour Two Blue Vortex, je ne garde pas trop espoir concernant le tome vingt.
Et pourtant, il y a pas mal de choses qui ne vont pas. Déjà le changement de personnalité de Kawaki. Il est insupportable, répond à ses aînés, est agressif… C’est hyper bizarre surtout après les derniers événements. J’ai l’impression d’avoir une tout autre personne sous les yeux.
Le délire d’Ada comme quoi elle est amoureuse de Kawaki… c’est de plus en plus ridicule. On dirait une adolescente en émoi alors que c’est l’un des ennemis les plus redoutable que Konoha a pu affronter. On retrouve cette touche misogyne que je déteste dans les shonen de plus en plus souvent dans Boruto, et ça en devient pathétique, surtout que les mangakas ne nous donnent pas l’impression de maîtriser leur histoire.
Est-ce que l’on parle aussi du fait que pendant presque cent pages, on nous rabâche ce que l’on sait déjà depuis très longtemps, par deux fois. En plus en rajoutant des détails qui font durer les choses. Je l’avais dit dans une précédente chronique mais cela donne clairement l’impression que les auteurs ne savent pas où ils vont.
Et on finit par la stratégie pour surveiller Ada et Daemon… quarante pages pour expliquer qu’ils vont gentiment faire… C’est extrêmement long pour expliquer une stratégie aussi peu élaborée et ridicule. Mais bon Ada est aux anges avec ses grands yeux énamourés…
On passera sur la traduction qui utilise des M’sieur à tout va à la place du sensei auquel on s’attend. Des Shika à tout va pour Shikamaru (oui son prénom est un peu long, mais ça a gêné personne dans Naruto)… et autres petites joyeusetés, comme Amado qui nous ment alors qu’on a tous les indices sous les yeux depuis longtemps.
Ma curiosité est par contre titillée par la « relation » entre Boruto et Momoshiki, qui a des airs de déjà vu, mais qui pourrait se révéler être un point très intéressant pour la suite. Enfin pour Two Blue Vortex, je ne garde pas trop espoir concernant le tome vingt.
April 3, 2023
HOLY SHIT!
This is one of those volumes when the whole thing turns the whole thing over its head and its so awesome like the way it starts is a bit shocking too with the coming of EIDA and all and the switching of alliances and all and I find it funny how she gets so shy being around her crush Kawaki and my god its funny the cohabitation of it all but the best part was Konohamaru's reaction lmao, best sequences of ever lol.
But then the last ch. happens with Amado explaining about his daughter and like how these cyborg abilities come in aka "Ohtsutsuki Shibai" and "Shinjutsu" and it connects in such a great way and its one of those "oh shit" moments where you see the real story being told and such a massive addition to the Naruto-myth and yeah one of the most important chapter, and thus volumes, and will make you love the manga series and the whole world even more, and maybe some won't like it, but this is how you amp up the threats and also like weave together the legends and all and its just perfect! *chefs kiss*
Regardless of what anyone says, this gotta be one of my favorite volumes ever!!
This is one of those volumes when the whole thing turns the whole thing over its head and its so awesome like the way it starts is a bit shocking too with the coming of EIDA and all and the switching of alliances and all and I find it funny how she gets so shy being around her crush Kawaki and my god its funny the cohabitation of it all but the best part was Konohamaru's reaction lmao, best sequences of ever lol.
But then the last ch. happens with Amado explaining about his daughter and like how these cyborg abilities come in aka "Ohtsutsuki Shibai" and "Shinjutsu" and it connects in such a great way and its one of those "oh shit" moments where you see the real story being told and such a massive addition to the Naruto-myth and yeah one of the most important chapter, and thus volumes, and will make you love the manga series and the whole world even more, and maybe some won't like it, but this is how you amp up the threats and also like weave together the legends and all and its just perfect! *chefs kiss*
Regardless of what anyone says, this gotta be one of my favorite volumes ever!!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 20, 2024
Largely the volume was one of those typical setup volumes where the character largely talk to set things up for the next big event. Code did Code things to get back at the Hidden Leaf Village, Shikamaru did Shikamaru things to annoy practically everyone, and Boruto and Kawaki did their thing, trying to find a way to save each other while bickering in the process. Interestingly, Kishimoto did try to work a fight into this but it came off as just horseplaying, I mean looking at the scene nothing was really damaged in the house.
On that note, I did like the second half, seeing everyone's reaction to Eida is one of the most hilarious things and while it might be strange for other manga, it just works here, I mean especially in the context of how some folks reacted to Naruto and Konohamaru's sexy jutsu, and Konohamaru here, wow, they went all out with him. Iconic moment.
Overall, awesome volume.
On that note, I did like the second half, seeing everyone's reaction to Eida is one of the most hilarious things and while it might be strange for other manga, it just works here, I mean especially in the context of how some folks reacted to Naruto and Konohamaru's sexy jutsu, and Konohamaru here, wow, they went all out with him. Iconic moment.
Overall, awesome volume.
July 25, 2024
Eida has betrayed Code in favor of cooperating with Konoha (because she's crushing on Kawaki) so Team Seven has a new mission: Kawaki and Boruto cohabitate with Eida and Daemon to keep her happy so she doesn't take over the world (Sarada and Mitsuki watch from a distance).
Then we get to talk to Amado about how he made Eida and Daemon: genetic splicing of a god's corpse. For why? And for what? Meanwhile, Boruto is slowly melding with Momoshiki and Code is making a teleporting Ten Tail clone army... danger is foreshadowed...
One more book... one more book...
This series has 20 volumes.
Then we get to talk to Amado about how he made Eida and Daemon: genetic splicing of a god's corpse. For why? And for what? Meanwhile, Boruto is slowly melding with Momoshiki and Code is making a teleporting Ten Tail clone army... danger is foreshadowed...
One more book... one more book...
This series has 20 volumes.
June 8, 2024
I'm giving this penultimate volume of the first arc of Boruto a solid four stars for its well-paced narrative and gradual revelation of answers to questions raised in previous volumes.
The art style remains consistent. While I can't divulge specifics due to spoilers, significant events occur that enhance the story. The story beats are perfectly placed, demonstrating masterful storytelling, which is the mangaka’s undeniable strength.
The art style remains consistent. While I can't divulge specifics due to spoilers, significant events occur that enhance the story. The story beats are perfectly placed, demonstrating masterful storytelling, which is the mangaka’s undeniable strength.
August 18, 2024
3/5 Stars (%64/100)
I was not a huge fan of this volume. This is the beginning of the Prophecy Arc and really feels like an introduction. Code has his own plans while Eida and Daemon ally with Konoha. I'm super curious about Amado and it was great to learn more about his past and motives. The situation with cyborgs, unique skills, and stuff is getting out of hand. I remember when Sharingan was a huge deal but now everything is different and I don't know if it's good or not yet.
I was not a huge fan of this volume. This is the beginning of the Prophecy Arc and really feels like an introduction. Code has his own plans while Eida and Daemon ally with Konoha. I'm super curious about Amado and it was great to learn more about his past and motives. The situation with cyborgs, unique skills, and stuff is getting out of hand. I remember when Sharingan was a huge deal but now everything is different and I don't know if it's good or not yet.
May 5, 2023
Things are really pumping along now, story-wise. I can even feel the overall shape of how bad things will get and how we got to the time-skip. Fascinating, really, and even maybe slightly hopeful... if it wasn't for the obvious "oh-holy-crap" hints.
I'm kinda upset that I will have to wait so much longer for more story. Sigh.
I'm kinda upset that I will have to wait so much longer for more story. Sigh.
June 21, 2024
Ich werde die Reihe wohl abbrechen tbh ...
Der Zeichenstil ist mir zum einen zu sexualisierend (die sind 12, meine Fresse) und dann finde ich die Storyline irgendwie echt nicht so Bombe und alle sind zu übermächtig. Auch das "neue" World Building mit der ganzen Technologie geht mir auf die Nerven ...
Der Zeichenstil ist mir zum einen zu sexualisierend (die sind 12, meine Fresse) und dann finde ich die Storyline irgendwie echt nicht so Bombe und alle sind zu übermächtig. Auch das "neue" World Building mit der ganzen Technologie geht mir auf die Nerven ...
June 30, 2024
Things seem to be moving again, as Eida and Daemon arrive in Konoha and Amado finally spills the beans. Most of this volume is people talking, but it's much more compelling than the last few volumes have been.
October 30, 2025
Un rythme beaucoup plus paisible, c'est assez surprenant alors qu'on approche la fin. Mais il y a toujours beaucoup de tension et on sent que ça risque d'exploser à tout moment. Reste à savoir comment, et si ça sera crédible ou non.
December 15, 2022
Shikamaru trama un plan y empiezan a ejecutarlo. Se nos habla de un nuevo poder y de un dios Ootsutsuki. Muy interesante el pasado de Amado. Boruto atormentado como siempre, y parece que es capaz de tener visiones... interesante.
March 9, 2023
I feel like the magic of Naruto is lost
April 26, 2023
Review to come.
June 15, 2023
cade as lutinhas!!!!!!!!!
June 19, 2023
Puntuación: 8.00 / 10.00
August 24, 2023
I need that timeskip omg
August 26, 2023
اینکه آمادو داره دروغ میگه که بارزه.
قدرت آیدا داره داستان میشه.
شیبایی که دارن ازش حرف میزنن ترسناک به نظر میرسه.
داره به مراحلی میره که بگی بوروتو با بهترین اوتسوسوکی افتاده انگار.
و آینده رو دید؟
قدرت آیدا داره داستان میشه.
شیبایی که دارن ازش حرف میزنن ترسناک به نظر میرسه.
داره به مراحلی میره که بگی بوروتو با بهترین اوتسوسوکی افتاده انگار.
و آینده رو دید؟
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December 5, 2023
I’m gonna need kawaki to stop rn
April 8, 2024
I feel bad For what had kawaki endured as a vessel. But he is too self centered.I dont really like his personality.this volume me annoyed wit his behavior more than before.
June 1, 2024
Last volume of part 1, here we go!!😝. Pretty solid volume, nothing too special though unfortunately.
June 9, 2024
(3,5)
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