Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Vol. 1 (1) Paperback – April 4, 2017

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It was so good 5 stars

Boruto: Naruto next generations, the volume itself came in great condition and was worth the purchase. Definitely a good addition to anyone’s book shelf. 🥷

I dunno how you could give a bad review for a manga....unless it's something you're reading for the first time...I digress.. This is a manga that takes place after the fifth ninja war and Naruto becomes Hokage and has kids. This is about his kid (Boruto) and Boruto's relationship with Naruto and everyone else around Boruto. The only MAJOR difference in all this is the art. It's done by someone else which is somewhat of a small let down but, you get used to it. Love Naruto and probably anything that involves Naruto.

Reading this after watching the anime really shows you how much filler is produced. I will definitely keep reading over watching(only for the fight scenes). Love how the manga really showcases everyone's abilities in comparison to one another. Now I see how this is a great sequel.

I have heard quite a bit about how horrible this new spin-off series is and how terrible the Boruto movie was. In fact, I haven't heard a good thing about it via mouth, but I wanted to read the series anyway. I am not going to say that it sucks compared to the parent series because in some cases it will never reach what Naruto did, but the premise isn't all that bad. I did see the movie and was glad this first volume went deeper into some of the characters. The first book is roughly half or so of the movie and already I like this tripod of kids better than the three from Naruto.I am not a fan of Sasuke or Sakura, but I do like their daughter. She has spunk. I'd like to see more of the side characters, but since this is the first of the series I am going to have to wait just like every other reader out there. I like Mitsuki and am excited to see where he goes as a character.As for Boruto (which that is a terrible name), I do hope they don't make him so disgusted with his dad that it comes off as ridiculous. I can understand the whole idea of not having a father who is really there. Hinata's comment about how he isn't like Naruto in that his father is alive isn't quite accurate. Naruto's father died, whereas Naruto is choosing to put his work duties ahead of his family duties. It is comparing apples and oranges, so Boruto has every right to feel neglected because as a kid he can see that his father is choosing one thing over the other, whereas dearly departed granddad didn't really have a choice, being dead and all. Sorry folks, Boruto does have a point.The family issues aside, I think my only complaint is the drawing. I am a huge fan of the drawings in the original series and how the characters appear as older seem off to me. I looked at Gaara and wondered if that was the same man. I'd like to see more of the Kage group in the future, especially since Gaara is my favorite Naruto character.Fun read, and recommended for people who are able to see the series as a stand alone rather than an attempt to revive a series that ended with a lot of fans and tears.

I love it! I love it! I love it!I am glad this is out because I was really sad that Naruto has come to end. This is a great way to full in that void that Naruto had left. This first volume is pretty nice. I like the artwork too. I seriously don't understand why people throw so much shade on the new Boruto series?

Good book. First time reading a manga in the Naruto/Boruto universe. I enjoyed it and can’t wait to read the other books.