Boruto: Unraveling the Connection Between Eida and the Shinju
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 5, releasing on December 21, 2023, brings forth captivating theories about Eida and Shinju's mysterious origins Delve into an intriguing exploration of their connection as spoilers for the chapter emerge online
The release of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 5 is scheduled for Thursday, December 21, 2023, but spoilers for the chapter have already appeared online. According to the latest spoilers, the Shinju, similar to Eida, is able to somehow detect Eida when she is observing them with her Omnipotence.
It was already suspected that Eida may have some connection to the Divine Tree due to Shinjutsu. However, there are theories online suggesting that their connection may be even more significant. While fans previously believed that they were related due to their Otsutsuki origins, there is now a strong possibility that manga creator Masashi Kishimoto has revealed a new connection in the latest chapter.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga.
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex theory speculates Eida and Shinju's origins
@Marcelpi3's Boruto fan theory suggests that Eida, Daemon, and the Shinju may have all originated from the same clan as the Divine Trees. While it is known that the Otsutsuki created the Divine Trees to extract and consume a planet's chakra, the theory proposes that there may be an older clan that the Otsutsuki utilized for this purpose.
The inspiration for Eida and Daemon's symbols, as well as the Shinju, can be traced back to the Chiba Clan, a common practice among manga creators drawing from real-life elements and incidents. Eida's eye and mon of the Chiba clan (Image via Studio Pierrot)
@Marcelpi3 pointed out that Eida's eyes resembled the mon of the Chiba clan, Gessei. This connection is further highlighted by an emblem seen behind Shinju's attire, which bears a resemblance to the Soma Clan emblem. The Soma Clan is descended from the Taira clan via the Chiba clan, establishing a clear connection between the two.
As for Daemon, the only symbols associated with him are the star patterns on his red hoodie. According to @Marcelpi3, the star symbol connected to the Chiba clan would be that of Genbu, known as the Guardian of the North Star and worshipped by the Chiba clan as the deity Myoken, which is also featured on Chiba's present-day flag.
The Shinju emblem can be seen in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, along with the Soma Clan emblem (Image via Shueisha)
This suggests a strong link between Eida, Daemon, and the origins of the Shinju. It is likely that Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, will develop the story to reveal a historical connection between the Shinju and the cyborgs.
This may help to shed light on their connection to Shibai, the Otsutsuki God, and their ties to the Otsutsuki clan. These revelations have sparked excitement among fans, but they may have to wait a while before Boruto: Two Blue Vortex introduces these plotlines.
Editor's P/S
As a Gen Z fan of Boruto, I am thrilled about the upcoming chapter 5 of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, which promises to unveil more about the mysterious connection between Eida and the Shinju. The spoilers that have surfaced online have only heightened my anticipation and excitement for this chapter.
The theory put forth by @Marcelpi3, suggesting that Eida, Daemon, and the Shinju may all have originated from the same clan as the Divine Trees, is particularly intriguing. This theory opens up a whole new dimension to the story and adds a layer of complexity to the characters and their backgrounds. It also raises questions about the origins of the Otsutsuki clan and their relationship with this older clan.
