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Uzuhiko (chapter)

Manga ChapterCh. 3

Chapter 3 of Two Blue Vortex shows Boruto unveiling a strange new Rasengan that harnesses the planet's rotation to keep Code reeling. As he bargains for the Ten-Tails' location, Kawaki's interference hands Code the opening he needs to slip away.

Kanji: 渦彦
Volume: 1
Japanese Release: 12, 2023
Japanese Release Date: December 2023
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Summary

Code guesses that Boruto's fresh Rasengan is the vanishing kind, then dismisses the thought and lashes out from behind with Claw Marks. Boruto slips the strike, blocks Code's grabbing hands with his sword, and reveals the jutsu has already taken hold. A swirl closes around Code as Boruto demands to know where the Ten-Tails is, threatening his life. Code's counterblows never connect; he cannot track Boruto's motion and rules out clones or genjutsu before the Rasengan named Uzuhiko lands. Looking on, Ada is unmoved, but Daemon admires how the technique draws on planetary spin.

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Key Events

Code buckles from vertigo as Boruto explains that his jutsu is the planet striking back, its damage never ceasing while the world keeps turning, and offers to lift it if Code leads him to the Ten-Tails. Kawaki charges in alongside Team 10 and Himawari, shrinking away Code's remaining Claw Marks to seal off his escape and boasting he could finish the drained enemy. His taunting of Boruto, however, gives Code the moment to summon a Claw Grime from his facial mark and flee through it. Shikamaru orders every grime destroyed.

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Notes

Elsewhere Sarada confirms that Soegi still lives inside the defective God Tree grown around him. Kawaki jabs at Boruto's Uchiha-styled outfit and figures he has come home to die, though Boruto insists he still has work to finish. A toad hidden in Code's collar, planted by Boruto, tracks him back to his base and reports the emaciated Ten-Tails penned there. This is chapter 3 of the Blue Vortex run, part of the Boruto's Return Arc in volume 1, first released in Japan late in 2023.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Rasengan Uzuhiko mean?

In the chapter "Uzuhiko," Boruto Uzumaki unveils a new Rasengan that harnesses the planet's own rotation, trapping Code in a swirl that causes continuous damage as long as the world keeps turning. Boruto describes it as the planet striking back rather than an ordinary attack.

What happens in the Naruto chapter "Uzuhiko"?

In "Uzuhiko," Boruto Uzumaki traps Code with a new Rasengan technique while demanding to know the location of the Ten-Tails. Kawaki's interference ultimately lets Code escape through a Claw Grime before Boruto can finish extracting the information.

How does Boruto trap Code in this chapter?

Boruto dodges Code's Claw Marks attack, blocks his grabbing hands with his sword, and reveals that his new jutsu, Uzuhiko, has already taken hold. Code buckles from vertigo and cannot land a counterattack because he cannot track Boruto's movement.

Why does Code escape in the "Uzuhiko" chapter?

Kawaki charges in and shrinks away Code's remaining Claw Marks while taunting Boruto, and this distraction gives Code the opening he needs. Code summons a Claw Grime from his facial mark and flees through it before Boruto can learn the Ten-Tails' location.

How does Team 10 eventually track down Code after this chapter?

A toad hidden in Code's collar, secretly planted there by Boruto, tracks him back to his base and reports that an emaciated Ten-Tails is being kept there. This gives the group a lead on Code's location afterward.

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