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Konohamaru and Remon

EpisodeEp. 116

A rescue in the streets sparks a quiet romance between Konohamaru and a runaway named Remon, until she reappears at her stately home and coldly declares she never wants to see him again.

Japanese Airdate: July 21, 2019
English Airdate: May 25, 2021
Opening Theme: Golden Time
Ending Theme: The Incomplete Lights
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Summary

Boruto walks out of a romance film, irritating Sarada and Chocho, and vents to Konohamaru, who says he has no room for romance while chasing the title of Hokage. The pair then notice a young woman fleeing pursuers. Konohamaru catches her when she misses a step on some stairs and carries her leaping between buildings, awing her with the view. She gives her name as Remon Yoimura, claiming she came to Konoha sightseeing and got lost. Grateful, she treats them to lunch at Lightning Burger, where she adores the ultra-sour Lemon Burger so much that she decides to move to the village, though Konohamaru cannot stand the tartness.

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Key Events

The boys offer to guard and guide Remon around town. Konohamaru buys her a hair clip, and at the Hokage Rock he explains how he was named after the village and speaks of his grandfather Hiruzen, prompting shy, blushing moments between the two that Boruto clocks. By sundown the pursuers return, but Remon reveals they belong to her household and came because she slipped away without telling anyone. She thanks them both, says hearing about Konohamaru's grandfather gave her motivation, and teases him by copying his verbal tic in farewell.

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Notes

The next day Chocho concludes Konohamaru is in love as he stares at Remon's handkerchief. Boruto and Konohamaru travel to her home to return it, bringing more Lemon Burgers, but at her grand estate Remon flatly tells them she never wants to see them again, leaving both stunned while another member of her household, Kankitsu Akitsuki, watches sternly from a balcony. The episode opens the Konohamaru's Love arc of the Boruto anime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did Konohamaru love Remon?

Konohamaru shows clear signs of feelings for Remon, with shy blushing moments between them that Boruto notices, and Chocho later concludes he is in love after seeing him stare at Remon's handkerchief. Remon, however, ultimately tells him she never wants to see him again.

Who does Konohamaru fall in love with?

Konohamaru develops feelings for Remon Yoimura, a young woman he rescues from pursuers in Konoha, who later turns out to belong to a wealthy household outside the village.

What happens when Konohamaru returns Remon's handkerchief?

Boruto and Konohamaru travel to Remon's home to return her handkerchief and bring more Lemon Burgers, but at her grand estate Remon flatly tells them she never wants to see them again, leaving both stunned while household member Kankitsu Akitsuki watches from a balcony.

How do Konohamaru and Remon meet?

Konohamaru catches Remon as she flees pursuers and misses a step on some stairs, then carries her leaping between buildings. She introduces herself as Remon Yoimura, claiming she came to Konoha sightseeing and got lost.

What arc does Konohamaru and Remon open in Boruto?

"Konohamaru and Remon" opens the Konohamaru's Love Arc of the Boruto anime.

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