With Isshiki hunting Kawaki across Konoha, the village braces for an impossible fight, and Boruto tips the balance by ripping open a rift to carry the enemy into another dimension.
Isshiki holds Koji down with the pillars he shrank earlier, weighing his choice to fight despite the gulf in their strength and offering to carry his last words to Amado. Koji slips away by climbing inside a summoned toad and reverse summoning it, and Isshiki portals off to find Kawaki. In Konoha, Boruto argues to join the fight, noting he and the others once beat Momoshiki together and that Naruto and Sasuke already lost to a weaker Isshiki, but Naruto refuses, fearing Boruto's Kāma could seize him again. Sai arrives with Sumire as the evacuation of civilians begins. Certain Isshiki's Byakugan will quickly spot Kawaki, Sai leads them to an old Root facility built by Danzō to be invisible to the Byakugan, a safeguard against a Hyūga uprising.
Shikamaru, Kakashi, and Tsunade organize the shinobi, though Shikamaru admits he has no plan this time, while Chōji, Tenten, Kiba, and Rock Lee rally the ranks and Konohamaru visits Mugino's grave. Sasuke tells Boruto that he and Naruto are ready to die for the village and asks where the boy stands. Ino signals Isshiki's arrival. Unable to locate Kawaki, Isshiki considers killing people to draw the information out and effortlessly cuts down Konohamaru, Chōji, Tenten, Kiba, and Rock Lee. Mitsuki helps the still-recovering Sarada evacuate, and Naruto rescues Konohamaru from a strike.
Once Ino confirms the evacuation is nearly complete, Naruto enters Six Paths Sage Mode and engages Isshiki, with Sasuke switching in via Amenotejikara and asking Naruto to cover him with thrown weapons. Isshiki shrinks every weapon, but when Sasuke hurls his sword and it cannot be shrunk, it transforms back into Boruto with his Kāma active. Recalling Sasuke's vow to cut him down if Momoshiki took over, Boruto opens a rift and drags himself and Isshiki out of Konoha into another dimension. Sasuke follows the chakra trail with Naruto in tow, and Boruto tells them they can now fight without endangering the village as the three ready themselves.

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This is Boruto: Naruto Next Generations episode 215, part of the Kawaki Arc, adapting manga chapters 48 and 49. It shares its title with the corresponding chapter and shifts the battle to a separate dimension so the fighters can go all out.
Boruto episode 215, titled Prepared, follows Isshiki Otsutsuki hunting Kawaki through Konoha while Naruto and Sasuke join the fight against him. When Isshiki shrinks every thrown weapon except Sasuke's sword, the sword transforms back into Boruto, who opens a rift and drags Isshiki into another dimension so the battle can continue without endangering the village.
Naruto refuses because he fears that Boruto's Kama could let Isshiki seize control of his son again if Boruto enters the battle.
When Sasuke throws his sword and Isshiki cannot shrink it, the sword reveals itself as Boruto with his Kama active. Boruto then rips open a rift and pulls himself and Isshiki into another dimension so they can fight without endangering the village.
Prepared is Boruto: Naruto Next Generations episode 215, part of the Kawaki Arc, and it adapts manga chapters 48 and 49.
Koji Kashin escapes by climbing inside a toad he summons and then reverse summoning it, slipping away while Isshiki is still holding him down with shrunken pillars.
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