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Boruto and Tentō

EpisodeEp. 151

Boruto squares off against the shape-stealing Shojoji, who has stalked him through several disguises. When the bandit's wind jutsu turns Boruto's own attacks back on him and the mysterious seal on Boruto's palm flares to life, the fight opens the first cracks in a secret that leads straight to an organization called Kara.

Japanese Airdate: April 5, 2020
English Airdate: November 23, 2021
Opening Song: Starting and Growing
Ending Song: Maybe I
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Summary

Shojoji wonders why Boruto has lingered after the escort job and sics his men on him, but Boruto sweeps them aside. The bandit then boasts of their earlier meetings while wearing the faces of Tsukiyo and Kokuri, and a furious Boruto attacks with electrified shuriken and the Rasengan, only for Shojoji to turn each one back with Wind Release. Shadow clones from every angle fail too, though Boruto slips a real strike past by dressing his openers as decoys. As Ikkyu scrapes together the ransom, his spending draws Sai and his team to the hotel.

Working out a plan with Tento, Boruto tries a smoke bomb, but Shojoji clears the haze and seizes the real boy, aware Boruto can hold only four clones at once. Suddenly unable to mold chakra, Boruto is saved when Tento lands a surprise shuriken, opening a gap for an unreflected Rasengan. Shojoji moves to devour Boruto and steal his jutsu, and the seal on Boruto's hand flares painfully.

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Key Events

The mark seems familiar to Shojoji, who briefly fears Boruto belongs to a certain group before realizing the boy knows nothing about it. As he strikes again, Mitsuki binds him and Sarada knocks him cold. The two spot the seal, and Boruto explains that Sasuke told him to keep it hidden. Ikkyu arrives to a safe Tento, and Sai turns up having caught the gang's spies. Konohamaru praises the win but reminds the team they abandoned an accepted mission, and he confirms that Kokuri has vanished after leaving Konoha.

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Notes

Team 7 sees Tento and Ikkyu off at the station, and Boruto hands back the card Tento gave him, wanting to earn it himself. During interrogation Shojoji stays silent until Sasuke's reputation loosens his tongue. He knows no specifics about Boruto's palm, but names an organization, Kara, that takes interest in such marks, and stresses that they differ from Orochimaru's cursed seals. The episode adapts chapters 14 and 15.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Boruto fighting in "Boruto and Tentō"?

Boruto faces the shape-stealing bandit Shojoji, who has stalked him through disguises as Tsukiyo and Kokuri and turns Boruto's own Wind Release-countered attacks back on him.

What is the significance of the seal on Boruto's palm in this episode?

When Shojoji tries to devour Boruto and steal his jutsu, the seal on Boruto's hand flares painfully, briefly making Shojoji fear Boruto belongs to a mysterious group before realizing the boy knows nothing about it.

What organization is named in "Boruto and Tentō"?

During interrogation, Shojoji reveals that an organization called Kara takes interest in marks like the one on Boruto's palm, and clarifies that they differ from Orochimaru's cursed seals.

How is Shojoji finally defeated?

After Tento lands a surprise shuriken that opens a gap for an unreflected Rasengan, Mitsuki binds Shojoji and Sarada knocks him unconscious.

What manga chapters does "Boruto and Tentō" adapt?

The episode adapts chapters 14 and 15 of the Boruto manga.

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