Mitsuki’s Role in Proving Kahin Koji’s Future Sight Incorrect Again in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex

The much-anticipated Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 14 was released on September 24, 2024. This chapter delves deeper into the intriguing theme of a multiverse, hinting at the possibility that the protagonist might have faced demise in an alternative universe, as suggested by an elder from the Hidden Leaf Village. Mitsuki’s sudden appearance adds to this suspense as he considers the protagonist his adversary.

This scenario casts doubt on Kashin Koji’s foretold powers, illustrating the infinite possibilities of various outcomes, much like Mitsuki’s unexpected arrival. Additionally, it raises questions again about Kashin Koji’s abilities since he failed to inform the protagonist about a timeline where he could potentially be seized by the Hidden Leaf Village.

Disclaimer: This article may contain potential spoilers from the Boruto: Two Blue Vortex manga series and reflects the author’s personal opinion.

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex – Mitsuki’s Role Challenges Kashin Koji’s Powers

The village elder blackmailing Boruto (Image via Shueisha)

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 14 places the protagonist in a precarious situation as he faces interrogation about his knowledge of the Shinju. Refusing to disclose his source of information, Boruto incites Ibiki’s wrath, leading to physical aggression during the interrogation.

Noticing the escalating tension, Shikamaru calculates the probability of Boruto surviving this ordeal and seeks Ino’s help, but she declines. Consequently, Shikamaru reaches out directly to Mitsuki, requesting his assistance in covertly facilitating Boruto’s escape from the interrogation room.

Mitsuki attacking Boruto on the orders of the Hokage (Image via Shueisha)

Mitsuki, initially resolute in his intention to eliminate the protagonist, manages to suppress his anger as he enters the interrogation room and frees Boruto from his restraints. This seemingly straightforward act unveils a depth of possibilities regarding alternate timelines, which has sparked spirited discussions among fans concerning Kashin Koji’s Ten Directions shinjutsu technique.

Fans speculated that an alternate timeline might exist where the protagonist meets his end at Mitsuki’s hands, as Boruto was restrained. Dialogue from one of the village leaders hinted at this narrative path, potentially validating Shikamaru’s misjudgment regarding the protagonist’s true identity as the Seventh Hokage’s son and other implications spinning from this revelation.

Kashin Koji as seen in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

This complexity may arise from Kashin Koji’s previous failure to disclose specific insights from his Ten Directions technique to the protagonist prior to Boruto’s return to the Hidden Leaf Village to confront the Shinju. Fans are aware that this extraordinary ability allows Kashin Koji to glimpse every possible outcome based on any alterations that occur.

Kashin Koji had foreseen the emergence of the fifth Shinju, recognized as Ryu in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 14, and was aware that Boruto was, in fact, the protagonist due to his foresight regarding the Omnipotence Act. It raises the possibility that Kashin Koji had already witnessed a scenario where the protagonist was apprehended by the Hidden Leaf Village.

While these implications might suggest flaws in Kashin Koji’s shinjutsu capability, they could also reinforce the theory that Koji acts as a concealed informant from the antagonists’ side, intent on acquiring pivotal information from the protagonist to avert him.

However, this analysis could hinge on the fact that the complete nature of Koji’s Ten Directions shinjutsu has yet to be fully divulged. Consequently, these observations should be taken as speculation, and readers are encouraged to look forward to future chapters of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex for clarity.

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