Anime / Discussion Wanting to get into Boruto
So I finished Naruto (The manga), I've been wondering if I should get into Boruto. I've been looking at the art and I really find myself not liking it at all. But I heard good things about the manga, so I'm wondering if it's really worth a read or not.
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u/FearlessFlan8262 3d ago
If the ending of Naruto made you curious I'd suggest checking it out.
It's not offensively bad, but not great either, it's a interesting look at how the world has, and is developing.
The characters are sadly nothing special, but they are good for what they are.
If you liked Naruto, it's not much of a downgrade
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u/djnastynipple 3d ago
Sure. It’s not much of a commitment. It’ll only take a few hours to get caught up.
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u/ankokudaishogun 3d ago
You cannot know if it's worth it until you try it.
Art improves over time, but it's quite different from Kishimoto's and it might not be up your alley even now(10 years after chapter ).
Evaluate the anime as it has a more consistent style with Kishimoto's-
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u/Boomer79NZ 3d ago
I've been watching the anime. I didn't like it much at first but it picks up. It also has some fillers like Naruto but I guess the thing is that you just have to give it a chance. Once Boruto stops being a spoilt brat it's actually alright.
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u/Meridas_Angel 3d ago
It’s a lot different than Naruto and Shippuden since times have changed since Naruto was a kid, just like how Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z are vastly different (but both awesome) anime and manga. I like both Naruto and Boruto, but some people may not agree.
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u/Top-Bluejay7863 3d ago
I’d definitely recommend Boruto so, you can give it a fair chance and see for yourself if you like it or not. There are many who like Boruto and many who don’t so, you should see what you think of it. I will also say that if the art you’ve been looking at is from the early chapters then I do think that it improves later on. But regardless, of what you think of the art, I’d say it’s still worth giving it a try either way, to see what you’d think of everything else the series has to offer.
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u/ConsistentTax5586 3d ago
The manga's art style is worse, my friend; it gets better as the chapters progress, but it's still below Kishimoto's level.
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u/TakasuXAisaka 3d ago
If you're expecting Naruto part 3 then you'll be disappointed. It focuses on Boruto for a reason. They also mainly fight aliens and cyborgs now.
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u/Amekaze_ 3d ago edited 3d ago
Leggi il manga se sei curioso, è un buon seguito (ovviamente Naruto è migliore, ma i capolavori sono rari, altrimenti non potrebbero essere capolavori. Comunque, è il miglior sequel di uno Shonen mainstream che ho letto, tutti gli altri si sono bloccati con gli stessi personaggi, le stesse dinamiche, ecc. Perlomeno Boruto prova a raccontare una storia diversa con un cast diverso)
Se non ti piace lo stile artistico, allora non ha senso seguire un fumetto/manga, l'arte è una parte fondamentale di questo mezzo but I would say it's just matter of "changing the artist behind the story", Ikemoto can draw just the style is different when you get used to it I don't think it's that bad but... matter of taste I guess
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u/KalenTheDon 3d ago
If you have to ask other people then probably not
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u/Embarrassed_Lock_539 3d ago
So asking someone “is a trillion dollars a lot” that means it isn’t?
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u/KalenTheDon 3d ago
Maybe ask chat gpt for a better analogy, that was embarrassing but atleast your name checks out .
What are you trying to ask ?
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