Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Vol. 8 Paperback – April 7, 2020

Kishimoto's writing is at its best when he has his lead character have some friend, partner, or rival involved with his main character. Rather than repeat the same rivalry that went on in Naruto pt1/2, he went with Kawaki, more like a friend than a rival for Boruto. Though he is occasionally as aloof as Sasuke, he has more personality going for him and is quick to want to basically befriend Boruto, since he figures its a hassle otherwise. Also I think Naruto being a figure he looks up to and honestly finds comfort in, as well as Himarwari being as cute as a button, and Hinata being a loving yet in the background mother has allowed Kawaki to just go with the flow and already find himself melded by the Uzumaki household. Its great.Overall loved this volume for the domestic-with ninja antics thing going on for our kid main characters and the overarching Kara/Karma plot is compelling.Extras included three goofy short manga/omake.

great story and fight

We see some humanity in Kawaki leaking out under Konoha's influence. We also get a little more mystery with new threat no answers though. Naruto's fighting again is always a plus. Here's hoping he doesn't disappoint. He hasn't yet thankfully.

Bought 7-10 because I was loving the current arc of Boruto and couldn’t wait for the next episode of the anime to come out. This one starts where the next episode of the anime will pick up on 4/18.

The manga came in perfect shape, and for some reason, through Amazon it currently costs less than the sticker price of $9.99.

actually good plot alsk first review i like tghe book alot not poop like the anikme actuallyh makes snese not cokmplete bull

no spoilers, but this book was great! Very different from the anime that is currently out.

Love it recommend