Naruto died in manga

Naruto fans are no strangers to death in the manga series. There's nearly too many deaths and tragedies to count over the course of Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden.

Boruto : Naruto Next Generations focuses on Naruto's son and the next ninja generation, but there have been plenty of times the Seventh Hokage had to step in to protect his family and the Hidden Leaf Village. After experiencing multiple defeats against Jigen, and then a reincarnated Isshiki Otsutsuki, things were looking bad for Naruto. In the final battle, his biggest loss was Kurama , who sacrificed himself to give Naruto the power to end the threat of Isshiki for good. But it left fans wondering if Naruto's death could be looming on the horizon as well. While he experienced his fair share of losses in Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden , losing Kurama was the first time the character has been made so powerless. While he does have his own massive reserves of chakra, they are nothing compared to Kurama's contribution. This puts Naruto in a very dangerous position.

Naruto died in manga

Naruto Uzumaki is an iconic character that all anime fans are very well aware of. In the world of shonen anime and manga, it goes without saying that Naruto is one of the most loved characters alongside the likes of Goku, and Monkey D. Naruto is the protagonist of his own story written and illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto, titled Naruto. In his story, Naruto aims to become the greatest Hokage and get everyone to acknowledge him. In doing so, Naruto also rescues his best friend, Sasuke Uchiha from darkness , and, thus, his story is a success. Fans all over the world love Naruto Uzumaki and when the sequel to the story, Boruto, teased his death, fans grew anxious, and rightly so. Finally, after years, Boruto has finally revealed what exactly happened to the Seventh Hokage and whether or not he's truly dead. In the prologue of Boruto , fans were treated to an intense clash in the village of Konoha between Boruto Uzumaki, Naruto's son , and Kawaki, a mysterious boy who fans knew nothing about at that point in time. The village surrounding them was completely destroyed, comparable to when pain attacked Konoha. Amidst all the destruction, Boruto and Kawaki traded blows and, by the looks of it, were out for each other's blood. It was then that Boruto Uzumaki lamented the outcome of their relationship.

There's nearly too many deaths and tragedies to count over the course of Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden. Boruto lets his brother impale him through the chest and kill him, much to his father's horror.

Warning: contain major spoilers for Chapter 66 of Boruto Death is no stranger to Naruto , as his life has been filled with tragedy, but the latest death in Boruto may hit the Seventh Hokage harder than any other. Though things have been looking dire for the past few chapters of Boruto , no one could have seen the latest tragedy coming, especially not Naruto himself. It's an understatement to say that things have been tough in Boruto. With the villainous Code gaining more power than ever, Kawaki have been deadset on confronting him to protect Naruto while Boruto only wanted to tag along and follow his adopted brother. The battle against Code is difficult, ultimately leading Boruto to activate his karma, allowing Momoshiki total control over his body. Boruto is initially able to control himself enough to fight Code, but Momoshiki's will quickly turns his attention toward Kawaki.

Boruto : Naruto Next Generations focuses on Naruto's son and the next ninja generation, but there have been plenty of times the Seventh Hokage had to step in to protect his family and the Hidden Leaf Village. After experiencing multiple defeats against Jigen, and then a reincarnated Isshiki Otsutsuki, things were looking bad for Naruto. In the final battle, his biggest loss was Kurama , who sacrificed himself to give Naruto the power to end the threat of Isshiki for good. But it left fans wondering if Naruto's death could be looming on the horizon as well. While he experienced his fair share of losses in Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden , losing Kurama was the first time the character has been made so powerless. While he does have his own massive reserves of chakra, they are nothing compared to Kurama's contribution. This puts Naruto in a very dangerous position.

Naruto died in manga

Naruto Uzumaki is one of the most beloved anime characters of all time. Starting his journey as a young boy with ambitious dreams, Naruto went on to achieve everything that he wanted and became the Seventh Hokage by the end of the story. In Boruto , Naruto enjoyed the role of being Hokage for quite a long time. However, death loomed over him from the very first chapter of the story, where Kawaki exclaimed that he would send Boruto to the same place where he sent the Seventh Hokage. This immediately led fans to theorize about Naruto's potential death, however, it wasn't until years that hints were given about what this truly meant. Now, Boruto has reached a point where fans truly know what Naruto's death actually means. He rose to this position and immediately started working towards world peace. For the vast majority of his reign, peace was maintained throughout the village and the shinobi world. Naruto was also widely considered to be the strongest shinobi to ever live. When the threat of the Otsutsuki was made known, Naruto not only stepped up as the protector of the village, but the entire shinobi world.

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However, Isshiki spares Naruto, because killing him would require a large amount of chakra, which would harm Jigen's physical frame and leave Isshiki vulnerable. He rose to this position and immediately started working towards world peace. Due to the ambiguity of Kawaki's words, it wasn't certain as to whether he had died or was just incapacitated in some form. Warning: contain major spoilers for Chapter 66 of Boruto Death is no stranger to Naruto , as his life has been filled with tragedy, but the latest death in Boruto may hit the Seventh Hokage harder than any other. Amidst all the destruction, Boruto and Kawaki traded blows and, by the looks of it, were out for each other's blood. The future scene at the beginning of Boruto , where an older Boruto and Kawaki are in the middle of a fight that seemingly destroyed the Hidden Leaf, may hint at Naruto's potential death. Of course, Naruto would not simply stand by and watch him attempt to kill Boruto, and to keep him from interfering, Kawaki sent him and his wife, Hinata Hyuga, to a different dimension and seal them there. To say that Naruto's very survival was reliant on Kurama has already been established, so how did Naruto manage to avoid death when Kurama died in Boruto? Momoshiki and Kinshiki targeted him and he was able to defeat them, thanks to the incredible powers that he had up his sleeve and, of course, the help of Sasuke Uchiha as well. Naruto fans are no strangers to death in the manga series.

Naruto fans are no strangers to death in the manga series. There's nearly too many deaths and tragedies to count over the course of Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden.

For now, as the story progressed, it became obvious that Kawaki actually hid the Uzumaki family away, sans Boruto, to protect them. After all, he is an iconic character who fans all over the world love. The village surrounding them was completely destroyed, comparable to when pain attacked Konoha. To put a stop to that threat, he will go to any lengths, as it concerns the life of his benefactor and savior, Naruto. While this can be interpreted as Kawaki being confusingly vague and ambiguous about sending Naruto to the afterlife, there's too much evidence that goes against that theory. Naruto took Kawaki into his home and made him a part of his family, something Naruto always wished had happened for him when he was young and alone. Starting his journey as a young boy with ambitious dreams, Naruto went on to achieve everything that he wanted and became the Seventh Hokage by the end of the story. Kawaki has taken a vow to root out all the Otsutsuki from their stem and destroy them so as to protect all those he loves. Naruto is further petrified when Isshiki tells him he will go after Boruto, who has the Karma mark Isshiki placed on Kawaki -- another vessel we encountered in this franchise, and one viewed as more ideal than Jigen. This means that Boruto Uzumaki and all the other next-generation ninjas will soon start training to get stronger for a period of around 4 years.