Boruto Two Blue Vortex volume 1’s French release cover sparks backlash from international fans

The first volume of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex was recently released in France, and the cover has caused fans from around the world to call for a redesign. This is due to the overwhelmingly positive reception of the illustration of Boruto in this edition, which is mainly attributed to the dynamic pose and vibrant color scheme used.

Additionally, the French edition of Boruto Two Blue Vortex volume 1 serves as a far superior introduction, as intended by the author Masashi Kishimoto. It accurately portrays the story and is the favored cover by many fans around the world.

This article includes spoilers for the Boruto series.

The cover of Boruto Two Blue Vortex Volume 1 Sparks Criticism Among Fans

The first volume of Boruto Two Blue Vortex was recently released in France with a new cover design, which differs from the one used in most other countries. This change has been widely praised by readers, who believe it to be a greatly improved choice for the main cover.

The attractiveness of the French cover is largely due to Boruto’s stance, standing confidently with his sword, as opposed to the widely used image of him sitting. The cover’s visual impact is enhanced by the combination of colors with the logo, making it a more aesthetically pleasing option.

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The main focus of Boruto Two Blue Vortex volume 1 centers around the characters’ reunion after a time-skip, highlighting their significant transformations over the past three years and the events that occurred during that period. Additionally, it foreshadows the dangers of Kawaki sealing away Naruto and Hinata, as well as the impending threat of Code and the Shinju clones.

Moreover, the volume also showcases Boruto’s growth as a result of his rigorous training under Sasuke Uchiha. It includes glimpses of their training sessions and highlights the protagonist’s impressive abilities in his battle against Code, as well as some heartwarming interactions with Mitsuki and Sarada Uchiha.

“I also really dislike the first cover… I don’t like Boruto’s face and his pose. I’m glad other people like it though!”someone said.

“This is better than the original cover ngl,”another user said.

“Yeah the alternative cover should have been used instead,”someone else said.

There is currently no information available regarding the release date of the second volume. However, the first volume of Boruto Two Blue Vortex has received a highly positive reception for its French cover.

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