Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36 is finally here, and this week’s installment has taken the story in a whole new direction. It looks like the creator has decided to work on multiple plotlines, as it once again proved that in this world, even the most perfectly sounding plans can end up backfiring. Boruto had come up with a plan against Code, which, in hindsight, was a little risky, but with the help of Sarada, readers had some faith that they might take on Code.
He wanted to find out Shinju’s hideout, but it turns out everything is about to go wrong. Code in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36 finally got a victory, which was really unexpected from his character. For some time now, he had been a punching bag as he had been facing brutal losses. He was introduced as a strong antagonist, but he has been suffering defeats, and now his getting a win just shows us that Code should not be underestimated.
Rather than falling into an obvious trap set by Boruto, this villain actually took his time to analyze his situation and come to a solid conclusion that Sarada is actually bait. As he had laid Claw Marks at multiple places secretly throughout Konoha, this helped him catch Sarada off guard in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36, even before she got an opening to activate her Mangekyo Sharingan’s new second ability.
This particular moment in the chapter has shown Code to be more competent than readers had anticipated him to be before. At the same time, we also saw Sarada’s weakness. While she was anticipating Code to make an appearance, she was not able to estimate how quickly he would react after finding out the marker hidden in her body by Boruto.
Amado in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36 discovers a grim truth about his daughter
While the scene with Code was undoubtedly exciting, this chapter shifts the focus to Amado and Kashin Koji, and the conversation they have is also extremely important. While Koji was unconscious, Amado took this opportunity to make modifications to his body. With this imporvements, the frequency of the Ten Directions visions improved, but there is a cost.
With so many visions coming at a fast pace, Koji’s physical body takes a toll. In this chapter, Amado has one question to ask, and it is to see if there is any future where his daughter could be revived. The answer to this is really grim, as it turns out that there seems to be no future where Akebi returns.
Turns out that Jura almost wins in every line, and Kawakii dies before he could fulfil his promise. So this means that Amado’s ultimate goal never comes to be true. This reveal in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 26 pushes Amado to start taking more desperate measures, as we know he will do anything needed to get his daughter back.
Borushiki’s return could change everything
Perhaps the most exciting moment in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36 comes through Kashin Koji’s latest vision. The future shows Boruto completely transformed, with Momoshiki seemingly taking full control once again. The fully developed horn and the inactive scarred eye strongly suggest that Borushiki has returned after remaining absent for a significant portion of this series.
Another glimpse shows Boruto in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36 clutching one of Sarada’s earrings while appearing emotionally broken, hinting that her capture could become the key to Momoshiki’s resurgence. If Boruto is forced into a desperate rescue mission against both Code and the Shinju, his emotional instability may finally provide Momoshiki with the opportunity he has been waiting for.
Final thoughts
In conclusion, rather than delivering immediate answers, Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 36 focuses on setting up several major conflicts simultaneously. Sarada’s mysterious Mangekyo Sharingan ability remains unrevealed, Borushiki’s return appears imminent, and Jura continues to loom over every possible future.
Edited by Nisarga Kakade