We officially have a sneak peek of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34, and from the released panel, it seems the story is building an emotional setup. Till now, the story has been focused on the intense battle with Mamushi, as he was a significant threat to Konohna. Now that the threat has been neutralised, we see the attention has been diverted to Sarada Uchiha, who we know needs to face the consequences of using her powers.
While the chapter is officially going to be released on May 21, 2026, the sneak peek has riled up the fandom to discuss this major revelation. It looks like Sarada might be becoming blind faster than anyone could have expected. In the preview pages, we see her recovering in a hospital bed after she had collaposed form overusing her Mangekyo Sharingan.
But more importantly, in this chapter, we see Sakura making an appearance and warning her daughter about overusing her powers. It changes the tone of Sarada’s character development in the near future of this series. Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34 confirms that even now, using Sharingan is a double-edged sword, while Sarada is undoubtedly powerful, using her powers beyond her limits will end up becoming the worst obstacle in achieving her life’s goal of becoming the Hokage.
Disclaimer: This article has spoilers from Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34. Readers’ discretion is advised.
Sakura confirms the dangers of Sarada’s Mangekyo Sharingan
One of the major highlights of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34 is going to be Sakura giving us an explanation of the side effects of Sarada’s ability. Looking at the dialogues that we see in the preview, Sakura mentions that even the current prescription will not be able to help with the deterioration of Sarada’s vision.
This detail is important because it confirms that her condition is worse than anyone initially expected. Moreover, this particular chapter once again reminds readers about the rule of Mangekyo Sharingan. The more it is used, the faster the user ends up losing their eyesight. However, another shocking detail is the fact of just how rapidly Sarada’s condition is worsening.
Because in this series, she has only used Ohirume a handful of times, and the damage she sustained is quite heavy. It could be a hint that maybe her Mangekyo ability might be extremely powerful, so this ends up being more taxing on her. The Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34 preview definitely implies that if she ends up using this power carelessly from now on, there is a very real possibility that she will end up being completely blind.
Sarada’s condition in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34 could reshape the next arc
What makes this particular sneak peek stand out is how it establishes the emotional foundation of the upcoming storyline. It is interesting to see that the creator decided to focus on Sarada’s personal struggle rather than jumping into the next major battle. With Hidara being teased as the upcoming major threat, there is a possibility that Sarada might have to evolve both mentally and physically before she is ready to enter the battlefield again.
Until now, she has been one of the important characters in the manga, so fans know that the creator will not end up making her permanently blind, at least this early on in the story. The Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34 preview could be suggesting that the upcoming arc will end up giving the spotlight to finding either a way to overcome her limitation or bypass the drawbacks completely.
Many fans are already theorizing about possible solutions. Some believe Sakura could train Sarada in medical ninjutsu or help her unlock the Byakugo Seal to reduce chakra strain. Others think Orochimaru may become involved later in the story, especially considering the manga’s growing focus on scientific ninja technology and experimentation.
Final thoughts
For now, fans are eagerly waiting to see whether Sarada discovers a cure, unlocks a new ability, or finds another way to survive the dangerous consequences of her Mangekyo Sharingan when Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 34 officially releases later this month.
Edited by Nisarga Kakade