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The Quadruplets' Duty

EpisodeEp. 165

One of the Haze brothers unleashes a suicidal jutsu to trap his pursuers, willing to sink into a devouring mire so his sibling can carry the stolen cell to safety. Boruto refuses to let him die alone, forcing a clash of assumptions about loyalty, hunger, and sacrifice.

Japanese Airdate: 2020-09-13
English Airdate: 2022-05-17
Opening Song: Starting and Growing
Ending Song: Maybe I
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Summary

The Leaf ninja press their chase forward, uneasy about how far the Haze operatives will go to finish their task, while Deepa likewise resumes his own hunt. Omoi collapses from exhaustion before he can rejoin his squad. Elsewhere, Asaka and Hiruga reflect on the siblings they lost and the debt they owe the Land of Haze for taking them in as orphaned children. When the Leaf ninja attack, they strike only clones, and a tar-like mire soon binds their feet and blocks their hand seals. Hiruga triggers a forbidden technique that drags everything within range into the sludge, while Asaka slips away carrying the Hashirama Cell.

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Key Events

Sarada notices that the nearer a target sits to Hiruga, the faster it sinks, and Mitsuki deduces the caster will drown alongside his victims. Hiruga insists the sacrifice saves the one brother he cares for, recalling how Yoruga gave his life so they could breach Fushu Castle, and he rebukes Boruto for never having known starvation while growing up safe in a mighty nation. Mugino concludes that killing the fastest-sinking Hiruga would collapse the technique, but the group realizes he is merely stalling so Asaka can cross the border. Boruto convinces him to check on his brother himself, so Hiruga releases the jutsu and races off with the Leaf ninja trailing. Omoi arrives to warn that Deepa has slain his subordinates and is set to intersect Asaka.

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Notes

Airing as the Boruto anime's 165th episode within the Kara Actuation Arc, it premiered in Japan on September 13, 2020, and reached English audiences on May 17, 2022. Starting and Growing opens the episode and Maybe I closes it. An official subtitle error mislabels the Land of Haze as the Land of Silence during Asaka and Hiruga's conversation about who sheltered them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Hiruga trigger the forbidden mire technique?

Hiruga triggers a forbidden jutsu that drags everyone nearby into a sinking mire so his brother Asaka can escape with the stolen Hashirama Cell.

How do Sarada and Mitsuki figure out Hiruga's technique?

Sarada notices that targets closer to Hiruga sink faster, and Mitsuki deduces that Hiruga himself will drown along with his victims.

Why does Hiruga resent Boruto?

Hiruga rebukes Boruto for never having known starvation, since Boruto grew up safe in a powerful nation, unlike the orphaned Haze siblings taken in by their village.

How does Boruto convince Hiruga to release the jutsu?

Boruto convinces Hiruga to go check on his brother himself, which leads Hiruga to release the technique and race off with the Leaf ninja following.

What warning does Omoi bring at the end of the episode?

Omoi arrives to warn that Deepa has killed his subordinates and is closing in on Asaka.

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