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Decision Time

EpisodeEp. 124

Episode 124 of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations follows Boruto and Shinki as they race to deliver Shukaku to the Land of Fire while Urashiki, now wielding the Byakugan, hunts them at every turn.

Arc: One-Tail Escort
Japanese Airdate: September 15, 2019
English Airdate: September 21, 2021
Opening Song: Golden Time
Ending Song: The Incomplete Lights
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Summary

As Boruto, Shinki, and the sealed Shukaku near the Land of Fire, Urashiki cuts them off. Shinki cannot believe the enemy broke through Gaara's seal or tracked Shukaku past the chakra-suppressing kettle, until Urashiki reveals he has been watching through his puppets and now bears a Byakugan. Boiling over Urashiki's boast about stealing Temari and Shikadai's chakra, Boruto is reined in by Shinki, who insists they stay level-headed with neither Sasuke nor Gaara around to help.

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Key Events

Shinki asks Boruto to stall while he readies a plan, and the two combine shadow clones, feints, and Iron Sand to trap Urashiki with a puppet seal before fleeing, leaving Third Eyes behind to track him. Because Urashiki's Byakugan makes the direct route too dangerous, they detour to Gojō, who owns a transmitter, only to find his home already attacked and the device destroyed. Studying a map, they settle on a plan to use both paths, with Boruto acting as a shadow-clone decoy carrying a fake kettle across the bridge Urashiki watches, buying time for Shinki and Shukaku to take the hidden long route.

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Notes

Urashiki ambushes Boruto at the bridge, sending debris crashing into the river below, which Shinki notices from the longer path as Shukaku speaks to him about regret. In another dimension, Sasuke's chakra slowly refills, giving him just enough to attempt a return. The episode is part of the One-Tail Escort arc and pairs the opening Golden Time with the ending The Incomplete Lights.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Boruto and Shinki's mission in Decision Time?

In "Decision Time," episode 124 of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Boruto and Shinki race to deliver the sealed tailed beast Shukaku to the Land of Fire while the enemy Urashiki Otsutsuki hunts them.

How does Urashiki track Boruto and Shinki?

Urashiki reveals he has been watching Boruto and Shinki through his puppets and has stolen a Byakugan, letting him track Shukaku even past the chakra-suppressing kettle meant to hide it.

What plan do Boruto and Shinki come up with to evade Urashiki?

Because Urashiki's Byakugan makes the direct route too dangerous, Boruto and Shinki split up, with Boruto using a shadow clone carrying a fake kettle as a decoy across a watched bridge while Shinki takes a hidden longer route with Shukaku.

What happens when they try to reach Gojo for help?

Boruto and Shinki detour to Gojo, who owns a transmitter, only to find his home already attacked and the transmitter destroyed, forcing them to rely on their own decoy plan instead.

What arc does Decision Time belong to?

"Decision Time" is part of the One-Tail Escort arc, pairing the opening theme "Golden Time" with the ending song "The Incomplete Lights."

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