Boruto vs. Jura Begins: Epic Chapter 22 Spoiler Breakdown

Get ready for the moment fans have been dreaming of since Jura first appeared. Let’s dive into the second official spoiler. In it, we see Boruto clashing with Jura, who emerges from a black mark. From the looks of it, this spoiler takes place after the opening scene—probably around the middle or even toward the end of the chapter.

Now we’re looking at a full-on showdown between Boruto and Jura, and that tells us the key turning point in Boruto’s story is finally here. Clearly, this fight won’t come without a cost. Kashin Koji did everything he could to prevent this from happening, which says a lot, because this moment could throw off all their carefully laid plans.

There’s even a good chance Jura has taken someone hostage, which might explain why Boruto chooses to fight instead of just teleporting to safety. That would make total sense. Also, take a look at the setting—Boruto’s standing on rocky terrain, close to where we saw Matsuri and Konohamaru fight earlier. This confirms we’re still in the same location.

In the spoiler image, we see Boruto land a hit, possibly injuring Jura’s arm, since Jura is shown covering it with his other hand. Then Boruto goes in for another strike, aiming right at the black mark, but Jura manages to block it in time. This clearly shows that the mark enhances both physical power and defense. If you look closely, it even seems like Boruto’s sword cracked from the impact with the mark. That detail alone deserves a deeper look.

It seems like when the marks aren’t being used for teleportation, they act like a shield. Boruto managed to cut Jura’s skin but not the finger with the mark, and that visual feels very intentional. The black mark acts like phantom armor—it both powers up the user and opens up new tactical options.

What’s also interesting is that Boruto doesn’t seem to be getting completely overwhelmed by Jura. It kind of looks like he’s got a strategy—maybe even a specific plan—to take Jura down. It’s too early to say for sure, since the scenes are pretty ambiguous, but I really hope this isn’t just Boruto catching Jura off guard. It’s possible Boruto used the Flying Thunder God Technique to launch a surprise attack.

Still, the scene is absolutely intense. If we connect this spoiler with the last one, it’s obvious the Boruto vs. Jura fight is just beginning, and it’ll probably stretch out over a few chapters. I’m guessing one of those chapters will end with Kawaki removing his limiters and heading straight for the battlefield—just like I predicted in my previous blog.

But that raises a big question: how fast can he get there? The fight’s going down in the Land of Wind, and according to the original Naruto lore, the trip takes around three days. So, realistically, Kawaki would need some time—unless he uses a portal through his Karma. But right now, he can’t sense Boruto from that far away.

My guess? Kawaki will only be able to feel Boruto’s chakra once he removes his limiters. Then, just like Isshiki did with him, he could teleport straight to the fight. Isshiki was able to sense both Kawaki and Naruto, pinpoint their exact location, and appear instantly—all thanks to the prosthetic Naruto gave Kawaki. That kind of precision teleportation is one of Isshiki’s abilities, and by extension, Kawaki’s.

So, if Kawaki suddenly shows up on the battlefield, it’ll be a huge sign that he’s unlocked a new level of control over Karma. That would blow everyone’s expectations out of the water. So, in Chapter 22 of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, we’ll most likely see the start of the Boruto vs. Jura battle. The two official spoilers line up perfectly—first Jura appears, then the real clash begins.

I think after that, we’ll probably get a scene of Kawaki removing his limiters, which could serve as the chapter’s cliffhanger. And in the next chapter, we might even see Momoshiki awaken inside Boruto again—just like in the fight against Isshiki in the other dimension, when he suddenly took over and destroyed Sasuke’s Rinnegan. The parallels between these battles are striking, and I think the story’s headed in a very similar direction.