The Boruto The series is no stranger to negative reception, especially when it comes to its titular protagonist, Boruto Uzumaki. To this day, many fans refuse to be treated Boruto As canon Naruto lore, often due to changes in environment, core themes, and especially the main character.
For them, it would be better to see Naruto Uzumaki as the Seventh Hokage of Konoha instead of Boruto's journey.
However, Boruto Uzumaki isn't the only character who can get eye rolls and raised eyebrows from fans. The sequel is stacked with unpredictable characters, who for one reason or another struggle to win over the audience. Unfortunately, fans can't stand them, no matter what they do Boruto.
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Boruto Uzumaki
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Many fans hate Boruto because the sequel is about him instead of Naruto.
Boruto Uzumaki is the main character of the series, but this is one of the biggest reasons fans have been unable to accept him for so long. In short, Boruto is not Naruto. Worse, he is the exact opposite of Naruto, who fought long and hard to get to where he is now.
As much as the creators want viewers to avoid comparisons, it's inevitable to measure Boruto against one of anime's beloved heroes. It's the perfect setup to get a constant reaction, so it's no surprise that Boruto has become a hated character in his own anime and manga.
Konomaru Sarutobi
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Fans are disappointed with Konohamaru's power progression.
Growing up as one of Naruto Uzumaki's rivals helped expand the fiery desire in Konomaru Sarutobi's heart. He wants to succeed Naruto as the next Hokage, but his performance disappoints Boruto He has damaged his reputation. Additionally, the series does not have a huge fan base of Konohamaru, making it difficult for fans to properly appreciate him.
As the new Team 7's teacher, Konomaru had to be on a level not above Kakashi Hatake. Despite his jonin status, he always relies on his students to save him in difficult situations. Instead of leading the team, he often feels like its weakest link. Too bad, fans have high expectations from Konohamaru, but he never lives up to them.
Kawaki Uzumaki
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Fans dislike Kawaki for his reckless actions and questionable decisions.
The Boruto The fandom is still divided when it comes to Kawaki Uzumaki. Some fans adore him for his calm personality and fearsome abilities, while others hate him for taking the spotlight away from Mitsuki and Sarada. In addition, the fans refuse to forgive Boruto without hesitation, killing him and sealing Naruto in the Daikokuten dimension.
Kawaki usually makes questionable decisions and continues to do so, even when those choices put others at risk and push him down a dark and lonely path. As cool as Kawaki can be when fighting, his reckless decisions and refusal to trust others make it difficult for fans to fully support him.
code
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Fans love Code, but he's easy to manipulate.
Initially, Code was a fan favorite among fans mainly because of his cute personality and character design. Over time, he became an unpredictable villain whose constant losses, frequent exploits, and poor decision-making traits that made him frightening and compelling at the same time disappeared.
Remember when Cod was the biggest villain Boruto After Isshiki Otsutsuki? After Ida and Damon used him, Jura and the Shinju clone easily defeated him. Post-Time-Skip Boruto flattened him, turning him into a mockery of the once terrifying villainous character. The good news is that he can still redeem himself if the series allows it.
The Konoha Council
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The Konoha Council brings more problems than solutions to the Hokage and the village.
After Danzo Shimura's death, the Konoha Council was left with only two members, Homura Mitokado and Koharu Utaten. These two characters are notorious for getting in the way of progress, never failing to make questionable and outdated decisions that do more harm than good to Leaf Village.
in BorutoThe Konoha Council continues to interfere in the village's affairs. While they believe they are maintaining peace and order in Konoha, they create unnecessary problems for Boruto and his allies. Not to mention, their timing is often terrible, adding pressure and stress at critical moments. No wonder most fans are waiting for him to die of old age.
Amado Sanju
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Fans hate how Amado constantly withholds important intel. He is very suspicious.
Like NarutoThe Boruto The series never runs out of characters with hidden agendas, and Amado Sanzu is one of them. The Mad Scientist never fails to give everyone a headache by keeping vital information, manipulating his creations, and forcing others to doubt his true intentions.
At this point in the story, Amado has become a dubious character that fans refuse to believe. Again and again, his actions blur the line between ally and enemy. This has been Amado's habit since the beginning, making it almost impossible to predict his actions. He thinks of no one but himself and his daughter's resurrection.
Mother
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His character design and personality have left fans in awe.
Mamushi is one of the more recent additions to the expansive cast BorutoBut he soon earned the wrath of many fans. To them, Mamushi's character design is unpleasant to the eye and, combined with his evil and distorted personality, makes him even more unpredictable. He may have striking Shinju ability, but not enough to make fans like him.
On top of that, fans can't help but feel disappointed when they see Mamushi's Rinnegan. Instead of using his vision abilities to maximum effect, like other Shinju clones, Mamushi ignores the power of dojutsu. It's almost as if her Rinnegan is just a part of her beauty, always on full display but never used.
Denki
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Fans believe that Denki is too bland for manga.
As fans know, Denki is an anime-only character, but that didn't stop fans from hating the young Kaminarimon. Unlike his classmates, Denki is weak in combat, which makes him bland and boring to fans. It's rare to see him use a jutsu, let alone defeat an opponent in a single match. As such, fans believe that he is not suitable for shonen manga Boruto.
While Denki usually shines in his own way when it comes to episodes where there are concerns about scientific ninja equipment and technology, fans are still not impressed. After all, many fans Boruto Reject the integration of technological advances into the plot, feeling that it undermines its essence. Narutoninja way
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April 5, 2017
- network
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TV Tokyo
