You Won’t Believe What Happened to the Uzumaki Clan After Boruto Part 1!

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This article contains spoilers from Boruto: Two Blue Vortex.

Summary

  • Naruto Uzumaki and Hinata Uzumaki were sealed away at the end of Part 1.
  • Boruto and Kawaki swapped lives, leading to Boruto being considered the killer of the Seventh Hokage.
  • Himawari Uzumaki kept the Uzumaki household alive during the timeskip, awaiting her parents’ return.

The captivating series “Boruto: Two Blue Vortex” persists in gaining popularity, leaving viewers in awe due to the exceptional quality it consistently delivers. Following a three-year time jump, several aspects within Konoha have undergone transformations, and the storyline now revolves around the impending doom of the world, instigated by the emergence of the Hitoshinju as the principal antagonists.

In the current situation, it’s clear that only the most resilient personalities will unite to protect the planet. Not surprisingly, a significant portion of this storyline revolves around the Uzumaki Clan, whose tragic destiny was unfolded in ‘Boruto: Naruto Next Generations’. Now, manga artist Ikemoto has disclosed how the clan managed to survive during the time jump.

What Happened To The Uzumaki Clan At The End Of Part 1?

  • Naruto Uzumaki and Hinata Were Sealed
  • Boruto Swapped Lives With Kawaki

In the closing moments of part 1 of Boruto, Naruto Uzumaki and those close to him experienced a heart-wrenching ordeal, largely instigated by Kawaki. Following their confrontation with Isshiki Otsutsuki, tensions escalated significantly within Konoha. This was particularly noticeable after Naruto Uzumaki lost the power of Kurama. Kawaki openly expressed his intention to eliminate all members of the Otsutsuki clan, including Boruto, which ultimately resulted in him confining both Naruto Uzumaki and Hinata.

I will eradicate all the Otsutsuki, even Boruto. — Kawaki

Afterward, he attempted to eliminate Boruto, but his scheme failed miserably. Eida then intervened significantly, utilizing her omnipotent powers to exchange their lives. Consequently, Kawaki is now regarded as part of the Uzumaki clan, whereas Boruto is seen as an orphan whom Naruto had previously adopted. Furthermore, Boruto became infamous for being the one who killed the Seventh Hokage. Essentially, the Uzumaki Clan experienced a significant setback. To the world, Naruto and Hinata were considered deceased, while Kawaki and Himawari were the only surviving Uzumaki within Konoha.

Ikemoto Reveals What Himawari Did During The Timeskip

Himawari Kept The Household Alive

In the anime series Boruto, it was Boruto Uzumaki who was shunned, leaving the Uzumaki Clan precariously close to oblivion within Konoha. However, it seems that Himawari Uzumaki single-handedly kept the clan’s spirit alive. The manga creator, Ikemoto, disclosed that Himawari resided alone in the Uzumaki household and managed everything independently. Despite Naruto being declared deceased, Himawari maintains hope that her parents will come back one day, and she is subtly preparing their home for their eventual return. This was shared by the author himself.

Q: Where and how did the sunflowers live after the catastrophe?

By her own choice, she resides independently at the Uzumaki house, taking care of all the household duties. Himawari harbors hope that her parents might come back one day, which motivates her to preserve their “home.

To put it simply, Himawari is the one sustaining the existence of the Uzumaki Clan in Konoha, even though Kawaki is generally perceived as a member of that clan. It’s intriguing because while everyone believes Kawaki is an Uzumaki, Himawari lives independently. This suggests that Kawaki chose to live separately, thus placing the responsibility of preserving the Uzumaki Clan on Himawari. Fingers crossed for the swift release of Naruto, Hinata, and the Omnipotence seal.

In a little over nine years, get ready for Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 22! It’s scheduled to drop on May 20, 2025, at 10 AM Eastern Standard Time or 3 PM Coordinated Universal Time. Just like before, you can enjoy this chapter for free, legally, on Manga Plus and Shonen Jump apps.

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2025-05-19 23:36