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Mitsuki and Sekiei

EpisodeEp. 90

Boruto episode 90 brings the fractured friendship between Mitsuki and Sekiei to its end, pairing Sarada and Boruto's fight against Kirara's Akuta with a duel that leaves the crumbling Sekiei asking what really separates the two of them.

Japanese Airdate: January 20, 2019
English Airdate: October 13, 2020
Opening Song: Lonely Go!
Ending Song: Tsuyogari LOSER
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Summary

The wounds Mitsuki dealt Kū force the fake to withdraw for treatment, but Sekiei blocks Boruto's pursuit with Explosive Clay. Mitsuki urges Boruto and Sarada to chase Kū while he handles the enraged Sekiei, though Kirara pens the two in with a swarm of Akuta. As Mitsuki tries to talk Sekiei out of a fight that will only hasten his collapse, Sekiei attacks anyway, spitting the accusation that Mitsuki only pretended to be his friend. Boruto and Sarada smash several Akuta, whose bodies start to fail as well, and Kirara answers by unleashing a colossal one to crush them.

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Key Events

Boruto summons Garaga to tackle the giant Akuta, while Sarada baits Kirara with a Sharingan genjutsu and lands a Lightning Release strike. Kirara begs the giant to save her, yet Garaga squeezes it apart, and a falling chunk crushes her instead. Sekiei finally provokes Mitsuki into fighting back by threatening Boruto's life, and Mitsuki neutralizes the Explosive Clay with his own lightning. Elsewhere Sekki catches Ōnoki slipping away, sent along by Akatsuchi, and Kū reaches the doctor only to find the donors gone, resolving to take the physician's heart. Too far broken to be moved, Sekiei reflects on all he shares with and differs from Mitsuki, then dies, while Kurotsuchi rallies Iwa's shinobi to reclaim their village.

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Notes

The episode is part of the Mitsuki's Disappearance Arc in the Boruto anime. It first aired in Japan on January 20, 2019, with the English broadcast on October 13, 2020. Mitsuki eventually rejoins Boruto and Sarada in the Old City, where they discover Kū restored with a new heart. The opening theme is Lonely Go! and the ending theme is Tsuyogari LOSER.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Sekiei in Boruto's Mitsuki and Sekiei?

In Mitsuki and Sekiei, Sekiei's deteriorating artificial body finally gives out during his last duel with Mitsuki. Too far broken to be moved, Sekiei reflects on what he shares with and differs from Mitsuki before he dies.

Why does Sekiei attack Mitsuki in this episode?

Sekiei attacks Mitsuki after accusing him of only pretending to be his friend, and he ultimately provokes Mitsuki into fighting back by threatening Boruto Uzumaki's life.

How do Boruto and Sarada deal with Kirara's Akuta in Mitsuki and Sekiei?

Boruto summons Garaga to tackle a colossal Akuta while Sarada baits Kirara with a Sharingan genjutsu and lands a Lightning Release strike, though Kirara ends up crushed by a falling chunk of the giant Akuta as Garaga squeezes it apart.

What does Ku do after failing to find donors in this episode?

In Mitsuki and Sekiei, Ku reaches the doctor only to find the donors gone, and resolves to take the physician's own heart instead.

What does Kurotsuchi do at the end of Mitsuki and Sekiei?

At the close of the episode, Kurotsuchi rallies Iwagakure's shinobi to reclaim their village from Ku's forces.

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