Boruto Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks reveal Kashin Koji foreseeing a new future as Boruto vs Jura rages on

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks have been making their rounds on the internet, and fans cannot contain their excitement for the chapter’s release. There are several important events taking place at the same time. However, the most important one is the ongoing fight between Jura and Boruto. It seemed like Jura would emerge as the clear winner during this fight. However, the leaks suggest otherwise. This article will delve into some of the most important events that have transpired in chapter 23.

The fight between Boruto and Jura continued while Konohamaru regrouped with Mitsuki. The latter was in his Sage Mode and used his abilities to wipe out the remaining Claw Grime. On the other hand, Jura continued to rain down Biju Bombs on Boruto, as per the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks.

The protagonist used the Flying Raijin Technique to dodge Jura’s fast-paced attacks. Boruto was able to counter his attack and even cut off the Shinju leader’s leg. While this might have slowed others down, Jura still had the upper hand in this fight. Boruto’s movements were sharp at first, but his efficiency dropped as the fight progressed. Based on the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks, the protagonist managed to counter Jura’s attack once again. This time, however, he used the Purple Lightning Technique that Sasuke taught.

Both Eida and Kashin Koji could take a peek at the future timelines. They were convinced that Boruto would be defeated by the likes of Jura. However, the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks showed Kashin Koji receiving visuals from a new set of events that would take place in the future. This shocked Kashin Koji considerably since he witnessed Jura getting hurt in the eye.

Jura also managed to crack Sasuke’s blade, which Boruto clutched on to dearly. He saw Boruto’s resolve and decided to give him a quick and easy death. That’s when Kawaki entered the battlefield. This was a part of the vision that Kashin Koji had. Kawaki managed to sneak past Jura’s defenses and stabbed Jura’s head with his staff. The staff in question protruded through the orbit of his skull, which was exactly what Kashin Koji had seen through his Prescience ability.

As per the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks, Kashin Koji gave Eida some insight into the current events. He never saw Kawaki enter the battlefield in any of the future timelines. Therefore, the only explanation would be that Boruto spoke to Kawaki and changed his mind. During this exchange, Jura analyzed Kawaki’s power levels, and they seemed to be far higher than they initially were. The leaks suggested that the manga chapter would end with Boruto and Kawaki resolving to take down Jura together.

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks: Will Boruto and Kawaki defeat Jura?

Fans were convinced that Jura would defeat Boruto because of Kashin Koji and Eida’s abilities. However, Kashin Koji was unable to foresee a future timeline in which Kawaki entered the battlefield. This is the first hint at the duo potentially defeating the Shinju leader. The second hint is Kawaki’s new power levels. There is no explanation concerning his increased power levels or his improved combat abilities. However, these two pieces of information are crucial in turning the tables.

Furthermore, Jura is not the final antagonist in the series. Based on how things are progressing at the moment, there is a very good chance that Kawaki and Boruto could defeat him. In doing so, it could reveal Boruto’s weakness and potentially highlight the control Momoshiki has over his vessel.

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As per the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex chapter 23 leaks, Jura and Boruto’s fight was interrupted by Kawaki. Kashin Koji did not foresee this event, and it also caught Eida off guard. Furthermore, Kawaki’s power levels have increased substantially. He might be the new addition to the ongoing equation that could give Konohagakure the win against the Shinju.

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