Mind-Blowing Boruto: Explosive Blue Vortex Reveals Epic Encounter Between Boruto and Kawaki on Stunning New Cover!
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 3, releasing on October 20, 2023, showcases an exciting cover on V Jump magazine, revealing the post-timeskip versions of Boruto and Kawaki Fans are buzzing with anticipation over this leaked image
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 3 is scheduled for release on October 20, 2023. Recently, the cover of the latest V Jump magazine was leaked, showcasing Boruto and Kawaki. Although fans had already seen Boruto's new design in color, the magazine cover provided insight into Kawaki's color palette.
In the previous chapter of the manga, there was an intense battle between the shinobi of the Hidden Leaf Village and Code's Claw Grime army. While Kawaki and Sarada joined forces with the others, Boruto focused on confronting Code. He successfully defeated multiple Claw Grimes and then unleashed his powerful new technique, the Jutsu Rasengan Uzuhiko, to bring down Code.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Boruto manga.
Post-timeskip Boruto and Kawaki rule the latest V Jump cover
With only four days remaining until the highly anticipated release of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 3, the esteemed V Jump magazine's December 2023 issue has showcased the series on its captivating cover. In contrast to the previous edition, which solely highlighted Boruto, the latest cover enthrallingly features both Boruto and Kawaki.
Fans had previously seen Boruto's design in color, but they were still waiting to see a colored illustration of Timeskip Kawaki. Finally, with the latest cover leak, they got their wish.
However, there is a noticeable difference. While Kawaki's color palette hinted at him wearing a purple t-shirt, the new illustration shows it to be blue instead. Nevertheless, his jacket and pants stay true to expectations, with the jacket remaining white and the pants black.
How fans reacted to the leaked Boruto and Kawaki magazine cover
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Fans were ecstatic about the upcoming release of the manga spoilers, but they expressed disappointment with the cover illustration. Although fans were thrilled to see Boruto without his headband, they felt that Kawaki appeared out of place in the artwork.
A significant number of fans speculated that Kawaki was a last-minute addition to the cover, as his placement seemed awkward. His positioning on the illustration gave the impression that he was a peripheral character observing the protagonist. However, dedicated fans would know that Boruto and Kawaki are typically depicted standing side by side.
In addition, the cover illustration depicted Kawaki wearing a blue t-shirt beneath his jacket, despite the fact that his designated color palette calls for purple. This unexpected depiction gave rise to speculation among fans, who hoped that the blue t-shirt was not intended to be included in his official color scheme.
