Hello guys, how are you all doing? In this post, we are going to dive deep into Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Chapter 7. This chapter, titled "Where is My Sun," is a pivotal moment in the manga. It explores the complex relationship between Mitsuki, Boruto, and Kawaki, and we finally get some clarity on the concept of the "Sun" and "Moon" that has defined Mitsuki's character arc.
The chapter starts with a heavy focus on Mitsuki. He has always seen himself as the "Moon" shining in the darkness, illuminated only by his "Sun." For a long time, due to the Omnipotence ability, he believed Kawaki was his Sun. He felt he couldn't live without him and that Kawaki was his source of hope.
The Battle: Boruto vs. Mitsuki
However, we know this is a false reality. The true Sun who changed Mitsuki's life was Boruto, not Kawaki. Kawaki, in contrast, doesn't really reciprocate Mitsuki's intense devotion. Despite this, Mitsuki attacks Boruto with full force, believing he is protecting his Sun. Boruto dodges Mitsuki's snake attacks with incredible agility, leaping onto a tree to gain distance.
Boruto asks why Mitsuki is fighting him, but Mitsuki is relentless. He declares that he cannot stand to see Kawaki die and is willing to give his own life to kill Boruto. Boruto tries to reason with him, stating that there is no need for this battle and that he could end it quickly if he wanted to, but Mitsuki refuses to listen.
Mitsuki unleashes a massive number of snake clones to overwhelm Boruto. He claims that killing Boruto is necessary for the sake of the world. Boruto, frustrated, finally decides to stop running. He draws his sword and uses Lightning Release to destroy the clones in a single slash. The animation for this in the future is going to be insane!
The Truth About the "Sun"
The clash intensifies as Mitsuki uses Snake Lightning and Boruto counters with Thunder Arrow. In the resulting explosion, Boruto uses the Flying Thunder God technique to instantly appear behind Mitsuki, placing his katana at Mitsuki's throat. The battle is effectively over.
Mitsuki tells Boruto to kill him, but Boruto refuses. He tells Mitsuki that he is not fit for this kind of blind sacrifice. Boruto challenges Mitsuki's belief, pointing out that the person he thinks is his Sun (Kawaki) has been distant and different for the past three years.
Boruto drops the bombshell: "I am your Sun." He tells Mitsuki that Kawaki is not his Sun and that their current reality is fake. Although Mitsuki struggles to believe it because of the Omnipotence, Boruto's words plant a seed of doubt. Boruto releases him, stating he has no intention of killing his friend.
Alive in the Shadows
The conversation takes a shocking turn when Mitsuki asks why Boruto killed the Seventh Hokage. Boruto reveals the truth: Naruto Uzumaki is still alive and safe. This revelation shocks everyone listening, including Shikamaru and Ino, who are connected via telepathy. Boruto also confirms his mother is alive.
Boruto gives Mitsuki a powerful piece of advice: he doesn't need a Sun to shine. He can shine brightly on his own. This statement is a huge step for Mitsuki's character development. Meanwhile, Shikamaru, realizing the truth, urgently asks Boruto to return to the village to explain everything.
The Power of Omnipotence
Shikamaru asks Boruto about the memory alteration. Boruto explains that even if he explains Omnipotence, people will eventually forget or their minds will reject the logic because the ability constantly rewrites reality to fit the user's desire. It's a terrifying power that facts alone cannot defeat.
Shikamaru suggests finding a way to reverse it, but Boruto says it's impossible because the altered memories feel real. Furthermore, even if they fixed the memories, Kawaki would still want to kill Boruto because Boruto is an Otsutsuki vessel. The core problem wouldn't be solved.
Shikamaru says he would kill Kawaki if he were in Boruto's shoes, but Boruto refuses. He wants to settle things with Kawaki without killing him, showing his true resolve and likeness to his father, Naruto.
Jura's Move
The chapter ends with a scene of Jura reading books. He seems to be gaining knowledge about the world. After finishing his reading, he makes a startling decision: "Let's go meet Naruto Uzumaki."
This is terrifying because it implies Jura knows exactly where Naruto is or has a way to get to him. Does he have access to Kawaki's dimension? The mystery deepens, and we can't wait to see what happens next!
