Boruto readers are frustrated by the art in Two Blue Vortex Chapter 10

Despite receiving a lot of love from readers, the art in Chapter 10 of Boruto Two Blue Vortex continues to leave them feeling frustrated and disappointed.

Boruto Two Blue Vortex, a manga that continues the story of Boruto: Naruto the Next Generations from 2016, has quickly gained a devoted fanbase within the Naruto universe. Its release on Shueisha’s Manga Plus app was met with overwhelming success, making it one of the app’s most popular titles.

Despite the reader’s excitement over the manga’s plot, they find the artwork to be lacking. Despite being published monthly, the series lacks impressive panels and double-spreads that captivate the reader’s attention.

Despite its popularity, Two Blue Vortex has received criticism from readers who find its artwork to be dull. The manga’s action sequences have been repeatedly criticized for lacking dynamism, while the character designs have received lukewarm reactions, which was unexpected for such a highly anticipated title.

The criticism escalated, particularly following the release of Chapter 10. The most recent installment of the manga takes a thrilling turn when Himawari taps into her Bijuu abilities after Inojin’s near-death experience. Sadly, the artwork falls short in truly capturing one of the most epic moments in the entire series.

Himawari Uzumaki in Bijuu mode — Shueisha

Some readers are holding Mikio Ikemoto, the artist of the manga, responsible for the unsatisfactory art in Boruto Two Blue Vortex. They are also drawing comparisons to Masashi Kishimoto, whose art in Naruto has always received accolades from both fans and critics.

As a result, readers have begun to draw comparisons between the two artists. Numerous fans have expressed their desire for Kishimoto to return as the main artist and take over the project from Ikemoto. However, despite overseeing the project as the main author, Kishimoto has already stated that he has no interest in illustrating the manga.

According to a user on X, Kishimoto’s art style is far superior to Ikemoto’s, while Boruto’s art is only decent.

Another person writes, “I have yet to read Boruto, but every panel I have come across seems to be like raw chicken in manga form.”

“A third person comments that the Boruto art resembles a typical daily manga, adding a humorous tone with “lmao”.

Despite the criticism surrounding its art, Boruto Two Blue Vortex continues to captivate readers with its storyline. The recent return of Kurama and the brief battle between Boruto and Kawaki has only increased the intrigue for readers. Chapter 11, set to be released on June 20, 2024, promises to bring even more excitement to the plot.

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