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Mitsuki's Rainy Day

EpisodeEp. 155

Boruto episode 155 wraps a serial-killer mystery around a quiet friendship, as Mitsuki shelters a wounded stranger named Samidare only to uncover that his new acquaintance is the Rain Killer hunting those who ruined his late sister.

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

During a downpour, Mitsuki follows his cat Mikazuki to a bleeding man collapsed in an alley and takes him home for first aid. The stranger introduces himself as Samidare and finds it curious that Mitsuki never asks how he was hurt, though Mitsuki simply says he does not mind unless Samidare wants him to inquire. Once healed, Samidare explains he came to see his younger sister, who works at a large Konoha firm, and buys Mikazuki a new bell collar in thanks. Soon after, Boruto and Sarada summon Mitsuki for a guard mission: Kōtarō wants Team 7 to shield the head of the Kaneki Corporation, the probable next victim of a killer who strikes only when it rains.

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Key Events

Every victim ties back to an accident years earlier at a Kaneki chemical plant, yet the executive claims to recall nothing and waves off protection. Team 7 guards him covertly, and when the rain comes a masked intruder drops the bodyguards without a blow before Mitsuki drives him into a river. Studying the plant records, Mitsuki notices a detail, and after Kaneki is abducted on a dry day, he exposes Samidare as the Rain Killer standing over the grave of his sister Mikazuki Amaashi, whose reputation Kaneki destroyed to protect his own profits. Samidare admits he began only seeking the truth but turned to murder when the others mocked the dead. A rain-fed duel of Water Release against Mitsuki's Lightning Release ends with Samidare turning his jutsu on himself.

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Notes

This is a Boruto anime original episode with no arc assignment listed. It aired in Japan on July 5, 2020, and in English on November 23, 2021. In the closing scene the plant investigation reopens and Mitsuki visits the comatose Samidare, fastening the cat collar he bought around his wrist. The opening theme is Starting and Growing and the ending theme is Maybe I.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Rain Killer in Boruto's Mitsuki's Rainy Day?

In Mitsuki's Rainy Day, the Rain Killer is revealed to be Samidare Amaashi, a man Mitsuki nursed back to health after finding him wounded in an alley. Samidare has been murdering the people responsible for ruining his late sister Mikazuki's reputation.

How does Mitsuki first meet Samidare in Mitsuki's Rainy Day?

During a downpour, Mitsuki follows his cat Mikazuki to a bleeding man collapsed in an alley and takes him home for first aid. The stranger introduces himself as Samidare and later buys Mitsuki's cat a new bell collar in thanks.

Why is Kaneki targeted by the killer in this episode?

Kaneki, the head of the Kaneki Corporation, is targeted because every victim ties back to an accident years earlier at a Kaneki chemical plant that destroyed the reputation of Samidare's sister, Mikazuki Amaashi, to protect the company's profits.

How does Mitsuki defeat Samidare in Mitsuki's Rainy Day?

Mitsuki and Samidare clash in a rain-fed duel of Water Release against Mitsuki's Lightning Release. The fight ends when Samidare turns his own jutsu on himself rather than continue.

What does Mitsuki do for Samidare at the end of the episode?

In the closing scene of Mitsuki's Rainy Day, Mitsuki visits the comatose Samidare and fastens the cat collar Samidare had bought around his wrist.

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