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Crossing Time!

EpisodeEp. 136

The close of the Boruto Time Slip Arc, where Sasuke wipes the past clean of memories, Karasuki carries the pair home, and Boruto shares young Naruto's parting gift of Ichiraku ramen with his father.

Japanese Airdate: 2019-12-15
English Airdate: 2021-09-21
Opening Song: Teenage Dream
Ending Song: Wish on
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Summary

With Sasuke admitted to the hospital, Team 10, Kiba, and Shino leave and trade guesses about what Konohamaru witnessed, having missed the fight with Urashiki. On the rooftop, Jiraiya thanks Sasuke for helping protect Naruto, and the two visitors plan to head home the next day. When Sakura asks about a smudged letter she found, Jiraiya covers for them by claiming they are fans of his books, and a flustered Sasuke plays along. Naruto later gives Boruto a farewell gift with instructions not to open it yet.

The following day Karasuki emerges ready to travel again, and Boruto hides it from Naruto during their goodbye. Jiraiya guesses the pair learned things they should not have and confirms Sasuke can erase memories, so Sasuke uses his Sharingan to wipe the recollections of Naruto, Jiraiya, and everyone else the travelers met. Hinata and Neji later find the two knocked out in the forest.

In transit, Karasuki explains it recharged by absorbing leaked Nine-Tails chakra and can now cross eras again, treating Boruto's suggestions as commands. Back in the present, Sasuke tells Naruto that Boruto pinpointed Urashiki's true target, and Naruto urges him to linger in the village and visit more often. Sasuke returns home and thanks Sakura. The next day, after looking over family photos, Boruto tracks his father to Jiraiya's memorial, where Naruto asks what he made of him. Boruto reveals young Naruto's gift, a special edition of Ichiraku ramen, and the two share a bowl together.

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Key Events

Sasuke erases the memories of everyone the time travelers encountered in the past. Karasuki, recharged by absorbed Nine-Tails chakra, returns Boruto and Sasuke to the present. Boruto opens Naruto's farewell gift, which turns out to be young Naruto's special edition Ichiraku ramen, and shares it with his father.

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Notes

The episode concludes the Time Slip Arc of the Boruto series. Its opening theme is Teenage Dream and the ending theme is Wish on. It aired in Japan on December 15, 2019, and in English on September 21, 2021.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In which episode does Naruto do time travel?

Time travel in the Boruto series unfolds across the Time Slip Arc, and "Crossing Time!" is the arc's final episode, in which Sasuke Uchiha and Boruto return from the past after their mission with Karasuki concludes.

How does Sasuke erase evidence of the time travel?

Before returning to the present, Sasuke uses his Sharingan to wipe the memories of Naruto, Jiraiya, and everyone else the time travelers met in the past.

How does Karasuki return Boruto and Sasuke to the present?

Karasuki recharges by absorbing leaked Nine-Tails chakra, which allows it to cross eras again and carry Boruto and Sasuke back to the present.

What gift does young Naruto give Boruto before he leaves the past?

Before Boruto returns to the present, young Naruto gives him a farewell gift, a special edition of Ichiraku ramen, with instructions not to open it right away.

How does "Crossing Time!" end for Boruto and his father?

The episode ends with Boruto finding Naruto at Jiraiya's memorial, opening the ramen gift from young Naruto, and sharing a bowl of it with his father.

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