Essentially this is a Naruto themed hero shooter, but you customise the character.Īs you win you unlock further customisation options and level up your character, which doesn’t seem to do much apart from put a number next to your name so people can see how experienced you are.

You can choose to be a fighter, and battle close up, a ranged ninja who specialises in Jutsu designed to keep enemies at a distance, a healing ninja who, well, heals, and a defence ninja who can use their Jutsu to create great walls to prevent people from attacking or reaching points you need to defend. So, the idea here is that you make your own Ninja avatar out of a set of basic customisation options, then choose a fighting style and go to battle. The thing is, instead of coming up with their own story like anime filler does, Soleil has instead created a 4v4 online battle game with single player content, but we’ll get to that in a bit. While Boruto the series gets enough content to make full fledged games, Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker is here to bridge the gap and fill in for fans while they wait. The new manga isn’t drawn by Masashi Kishimoto, but he does look after its development while Mikio Ikemoto illustrates. Thing is, even with all that, I still can’t get behind the name Boruto.īoruto is Naruto’s son, Naruto now the Hokage of Konoha village oversees the running and protection of the village while his son makes trouble.

It was quite a ride, and at the end I had tears in my eyes, not because of it ending, but because of how the character had grown. Eventually I grew fed up with terrible filler and stopped watching the anime and moved on to the manga instead. I started watching Naruto before I started dating her, so that was over 12 years ago I really enjoyed the adventures of the talentless ninja who more than made up for his shortcomings with sheer determination and hard work. I’ll tell you something, my wife would have killed me if I’d have suggested calling our son Boruto.

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