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@brei_caro I don’t think it’s fake tbh there are raw Japanese versions and multiple character entries with the same official formatting/layout. I just think the way they calculated some of these stats is questionable.

@sumirebliss Yes, yes But I thought maybe you knew. That couldn't have come from Ikemoto's or Kishimoto's mind. And SP couldn't have done that, right? 🤔 That thing really did a lot of damage to our perception of the characters.

Boruto having one of the lowest Intelligence stats here proves that the databook category alone doesn’t define overall genius or talent

@brei_caro Every question u just asked me i would like to know as well you do realize that right ? 😭

@sumirebliss Okay, but I'm talking about the data book. Who created it? What was it based on? It doesn't fit the character. If Boruto didn't study and still got first place... then he can't have a low IQ or one lower than the rest. It doesn't make sense. Do you understand

@brei_caro That’s true but you gotta remember boruto also never really cared about his academics I think that tied to his score being so low but you are right

@sumirebliss Let's be serious. That data book is garbage. It's impossible that Boruto had a lower IQ than the rest.

@bs_2729 And ain’t nun wrong with that LOL

Why can't I see it? I remember how Sumire blushed with everyone because of Kagura. It seems like she, like Chocho, only likes guys for their looks.

Why yall act like Sarada was flirting Naruto explained to Kawaki the situation real well

That was her way of trying to get to know Kawaki better 😭

@ssxcri Yeah that’s basically my point 😭 some of these databook stats don’t match what we actually see in the series

@sumirebliss off topic but what does strength mean here? bc i don’t get why konohamaru and sarada have more than sakura even shikamaru and boruto have more than naruto

Not knowing the definition of something don’t make him unintelligent Boruto asking that question is literally how you grow your knowledge so how does that make you dumb?

@sasukeslefthand I got that feeling they forgot all about metal Lee 😭

@sumirebliss We still haven't seen metal lee's timeskip design 💔💔💔

Is it too late in the story for them to start bringing in more anime only characters ?

Combat wise Tsubaki stood out the most out of all the anime only characters. She’s skilled and would be a great asset to the Leaf if they added her to the story. And with Denki, he’s just as intelligent as Sumire. I’d love to see his ideas alongside Amado and Sumire

They should bring back all of these characters tbh but if I had to choose it would be Denki and Tsubaki

@RarazMomo What’s it related too 😭

@sumirebliss it’s not boruto related tho

Sumire deserves better 💔

@RarazMomo I guess I can try 😭

@sumirebliss so is that a yes?

@Violet_Konoha How are you able to type all of this with no premium

THE SILENCE SUMIRE UNDERSTOOD. When Sarada regains consciousness after collapsing, she immediately realizes that she was just on the battlefield. Why is she now lying in a bed? Where is the enemy? What happened to everyone? All of these thoughts rush through her mind at once. “I…” -but she cannot finish her sentence. In that moment, she begins to understand what happened to her, yet she falls silent, unable to put the emotions and thoughts inside her heart into words. Sumire does not wait for Sarada to fully explain herself. Instead, she immediately fills the silence left within Sarada’s unfinished words, offering comfort and reassurance while calming the very core of Sarada’s anxiety. Sarada’s line is an incomplete emotional fragment. She is stunned, emotionally overwhelmed, and still processing everything that happened, unable to properly articulate her feelings. Yet Sumire instantly understands the direction of Sarada’s thoughts. She understands the anxiety hidden within Sarada’s silence. This scene makes use of a distinctly Japanese form of implicit communication - the idea of understanding someone’s feelings without needing everything to be spoken aloud. In Japanese culture, this is closely connected to the concept of "察する (sassuru)," the ability to perceive another person’s emotions without direct explanation. Sumire gently calms Sarada step by step. First, she reassures her about Mamushi. The threat Sarada feared has already been resolved. Then comes the second reassurance: everyone made it out safely. Sarada likely feels that she failed to protect everyone after collapsing in the middle of the battle and watching the situation spiral beyond her control. She was probably especially worried about Eida, who had been Mamushi’s target. Sumire addresses the very core of Sarada’s fear, reassuring her not only about Eida, but about everyone’s safety as a whole. Her tone is soft and careful, meant to emotionally steady Sarada. What makes the line especially important is Sumire’s phrasing. If she had simply said "終わった (“It’s over”)", the sentence would sound factual, flat, and emotionally distant - almost like a simple report. But instead, Sumire says "終わったの….." The explanatory "の" softens the entire statement, giving the line a warm and deeply reassuring tone. The emotional focus of the scene is not “we won” or “the enemy lost,” but rather “everyone is safe.” That reveals that the emotional core of the scene is not “the enemy has been defeated,” but rather Sumire’s attempt to ease Sarada’s anxiety by reassuring her that everyone is safe. Finally, the ending particle "よ" gives direct reassurance to Sarada. It carries the nuance of gently grounding her emotionally, as if quietly telling her, “It’s okay now.” #Boruto #Sumire #Sarada

@DametriMon67524 @MoonLightZaya15 Inojin already died trying to save himawari honestly what more of a stake do these people want 😂 I think they doing this because it’s inojin and they don’t like his character

@sumirebliss @MoonLightZaya15 Naw they’re more upset at the fact that they wanted inojin to stay blind because they believed there had to be consequences for what inojin had gone through or to raise the stakes. Unfortunately tho, inojin’s eyesight being healed is consistent.

I might be late to this since I haven’t been very active, but why does the whole fandom suddenly hate Himawari’s healing abilities now? I mean, wasn’t the entire Boruto fandom wishing and swearing that she should and would remain a healer?

@KazeB189 That makes sense seen that panel posted recently by somebody else and was like why was chocho on the hate list

@sumirebliss It's based on volume 5

I don’t think chocho wants boruto gone anymore after fighting along side him I would put chocho on the help section and inojin is neutral so far