Naruto ended in 2014. Despite this, fans of the world's most famous ninja didn't have to wait long to discover what happened next. With Boruto: Naruto Next Generations and Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, the adventures of the Hokage's son continue, notably with the introduction of a new Mangekyo Sharingan. But as the chapters unfold, the most significant event in Boruto, announced in the very first pages, draws closer. And Kishimoto has already hinted at how Konoha will be destroyed.
The cause of Konoha's destruction revealed by Kishimoto?
From the beginning of Boruto, the die is cast: "The era of the Shinobi is over" says Kawaki, then unknown to the battalion, trampling on one of the destroyed faces of the Hokage overlooking the village, now in ruins. This desolation, presented in 2016, has not yet been captured in the manga. However, this inevitable event is approaching. The only ninjas still alive at this key moment are Boruto and Kawaki, with a clear, advanced transition to a new era.
Only, Kishimoto has not yet revealed the exact cause of this destruction. Logically, many fans speculate about Kawaki's involvement in this disaster. The animosity expressed by the young man is undeniable, and it is difficult to see Boruto Uzumaki, who staunchly defends Konoha, being the cause of its destruction. Although Kawaki has not yet been found guilty of the village's destruction, it is likely that he is involved. However, Kawaki has always sworn to protect Naruto, but also to destroy the Otsutsuki. Should Konoha be destroyed to achieve this? It's hard to say.
Despite everything, the Otsutsuki's involvement in Konoha's destruction is more than likely. The main antagonists of Naruto, then Boruto, have consistently harmed our heroes even before their introduction in the manga.After Obito and Pain in their respective eras, seeing the Otsutsuki destroy Konoha in turn seems more than logical. It remains to be seen how Konoha will be destroyed. The invasion of the village by a still-unknown Otsutsuki is plausible, as is the emergence of Akebi as an Otsutsuki. However, for Kawaki to look down on Boruto and say that "The era of the Shinobi is over", the facts are serious, and Kawaki seems to have his back to the wall.
Destroy Konoha to save Naruto? Is this the dilemma proposed to Kawaki by the Otsutsuki? Possible. In any case, the Otsutsuki have not finished destroying ninja villages, and Konoha is in their path. The exact cause of Konoha's destruction remains to be known. We hope to find out the answer soon. Until then, Kishimoto will not fail to expand his universe, which he has been completing since his debut in 1999.
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