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Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 18 has appeared in text and image format. Is Konohamaru in danger of dying? Matsuri pretended to be in love, but there are many more details. At the moment of writing this review, the colored images from the manga have not appeared yet.

The plan of the Shinju is becoming much more complex, and it won’t just revolve around feelings of love but a war where only the strongest will emerge victorious. Stay until the end to see why Shibai Otsutsuki’s resurrection is closer than I thought. With Amado implanting Kawaki’s Karma into Akebi’s body, this event happens in Chapter 18 of the Boruto manga.

Let’s see. Matsuri is on the cover of this chapter, and we’ll soon see why. The chapter begins with Sumire entering Amado’s lab and finding Kawaki, who has pinned him against the wall. She was not put in this situation by chance. From now on, Amado will have her involved in everything he wants to do. Therefore, she will play a crucial role, but we’ll discuss that shortly.

Sumire is surprised, shouting at Kawaki, and he lets Amado breathe for a moment, during which Amado activates the voice command that puts Kawaki to sleep. This is the 10th time in this manga that Kawaki falls unconscious, and I don’t know how many more times this needs to happen before something changes. Kishimoto keeps making him seem weak, but to what point?

He won’t let him go now that Amado has supreme control over him. We must remember that we still don’t have much dialogue from this chapter, which is very important, but tomorrow, I’ll publish another article with the translation. Until then, Amado will tell Sumire what he intends to do. Thus, he will continue with the plan he has had in mind for a long time.

Seeing this, it will take a while before Boruto gets help from Kawaki because Amado has decided to intervene. He won’t remove Kawaki’s limits and will put him to sleep. The plan regarding his daughter, Shibai Otsutsuki, is far too important—more important than the fate of humanity. Amado doesn’t care if the planet burns; he wants to return his daughter.

But could that be the reason? He knows that if he removed Kawaki’s limits, humanity would at least have a slight chance, but he’s against them. Amado is a genius and would not make the mistake of bringing his daughter back to life, only to realize later that there won’t be a planet left for her to live on. This is not about his daughter but Shibai or perhaps another Otsutsuki who died before.

In the Land of Wind, Ryu seems suspicious about everything happening, so he activates his iron sand. The two Shinju are not as naive, and the others have fallen into their trap. But if Kashin Koji saw this in the future, why did he send them? There’s a bigger plan, perhaps for Sarada to get the character development we’ve been waiting for finally.

While Matsuri appears incredibly in love with Konohamaru, we also get a small flashback showing Moegi and Konohamaru as children. Later, we see a major twist that I honestly didn’t expect. In a previous blog, I talked about how the Shinju was starting to develop feelings of love, which would mess up Jura’s plans. Matsuri could betray him and side with Konohamaru. However, it turns out they were pretending.

From the beginning, they knew Sarada and the others were searching for the Shinju Soul. Thus, we can conclude that the Shinju knows humans’ ability to fall in love. Matsuri also managed to fake these feelings.

Kawaki wakes up in a room with Amado, Sumire, and Akebi’s body. They have a long conversation that we don’t know yet, but they are most likely discussing the transfer of Karma into Akebi’s body. This would leave Kawaki helpless, without powers, and unable to help Boruto or anyone else anymore.

While Amado forces the Karma transfer, Sumire intervenes. She wasn’t put in that room by chance. From this, several possible futures could unfold, which I want to discuss now.

The first possibility is that the Karma transfer is a success, but instead of bringing back Amado’s daughter, another Otsutsuki who died long ago is revived—maybe even an enemy of Shibai Otsutsuki. For now, I think it would be more plausible for this supreme deity to come through Boruto’s Karma, allowing Amado to introduce someone entirely new.

This moment has come faster than I thought. I expected it would take longer before Kawaki thought about helping Amado. First, he would help Boruto with his Shinju; then, this would happen. But the manga surprises us again, and maybe Amado will force the transfer, leaving Kawaki powerless.

It would be very interesting if that accident happened and Sumire got caught in the middle. Thus, Karma—or a part of Karma—might be implanted in her. Nothing happens by chance. Even the conflict with Sarada a few chapters ago makes sense at some point.

With the power of Karma or Sumire transforming into another deity, she will likely turn against humanity. Sumire is known for her desire to protect people, so the struggle between her desires and Isshiki’s will would be intense. Let’s not forget that this Karma was Isshiki’s Karma; maybe this is how he could return.

Kawaki might feel responsible for Sumire because she was involved without her consent. This could create a strong bond between the two or generate conflicts. It could also bring them closer, and Sumire might forget her love for Boruto.

 If I were to think about an opposite scenario, the one who helps Boruto with this Shinju could be Sumire herself. If she accidentally receives Karma from Kawaki, she would be the one with the powers, thus growing closer to him.

At this moment, we are witnessing a significant shift in the main timeline. Continuing with another possibility, Amado’s secret plan could be revealed, showing that he’s using Akebi’s body to bring an Otsutsuki back to life. This Otsutsuki could be an influential leader or a vital clan member, drastically changing the balance of power. Kawaki might try to stop the Karma transfer or find a way to destroy Karma before it can be used to revive the Otsutsuki.

Once an Otsutsuki is revived, they would pose a massive threat to the Shinobi world, potentially aiming for domination or even consuming the planet. We must remember that we’ve never seen how reviving someone who died through Karma works. In the case of the forbidden jutsu Edo Tensei, the person returns with additional powers, such as infinite regeneration—you can kill them as many times as you want, and they’ll still regenerate, with some exceptions. But we are about to discover the benefits someone might have if revived through Karma.

It’s no coincidence that this was mentioned some time ago in the manga. When such an important event is brought up, it will come to fruition sooner or later. In our case, it is sooner, which means Amado can’t back down now. Once he’s done this, even if he stops now, others will find out and won’t let him work for the village anymore. More than that, they might even imprison him for being a traitor.

As I mentioned earlier, Amado is not so naive as to be driven solely by love for his daughter, uncaring that after bringing her back, there would be no planet left to live on with her. For instance, Kawaki, with his limits removed, could have been an excellent ally for Boruto and Kashin Koji against the Shinju. But what if he brings back an Otsutsuki that is more powerful than all, one who might have promised Amado safety if revived? Then, he could use his daughter as a vessel for this Otsutsuki and simultaneously eliminate threats. It’s a double win for him—or at least that’s what I think he’s planning.

Meanwhile, Matsuri is no longer blushing and attacks Konohamaru. By separating him from the others, she allows herself to kill him, which she has wanted from the beginning. The fact that she managed to pretend so well clearly shows humanity in her. Whether it’s love or faking it, both are human traits.

Although he seemed naive and easily manipulated, that’s not the case. They underestimated Jura’s subordinates, but Kashin Koji knew all this from when he told Konohamaru to send only them there. But why would he have done that? Well, there are several reasons.

The first would be for Sarada to save everyone, as she has the most incredible hidden power among them. The second would be that they are in danger, and the plan was for someone else to help them. If my theory about Hidari proves true, he could protect Sarada in his second resurrection. He could have swapped consciousness with Sasuke, the latter now controlling the body.

Ryu pulls the Shinju’s soul and wants to use it as bait. Yodo jumps after it but is stopped by Ryu’s sand. Sarada, Mitsuki, Araya, and Yodo are immobilized. Sarada pulls out a kunai and attacks Yodo as Ryu controls her body. Araya intervenes and frees them from the sand.