Boruto Two Blue Vortex Character and Power Guide
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex has reshaped its cast through a three-year time skip, new abilities, and a dangerous new enemy: the Divine Trees. Boruto Uzumaki is currently among the story’s most capable fighters, but there is no official numerical power ranking, and matchups, tactics, and incomplete information matter as much as raw strength.
Where the story stands
Two Blue Vortex is the second part of the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations manga, following a three-year gap after Eida’s Omnipotence altered most people’s memories. They believe Kawaki is Naruto’s son and Boruto is the traitor who killed the Seventh Hokage. Sarada and Sumire are notable exceptions to the memory rewrite, while Sasuke trusted Sarada enough to help Boruto before being turned into a tree-like hostage.
The new threat grows from the Ten-Tails. Its evolving, humanlike offshoots are called Shinju, or Divine Trees, and several develop individual identities and targets. The conflict is not a simple tournament of strongest characters: the Shinju can evolve, exploit unusual abilities, and force the heroes to protect people while investigating how to stop them.
How to read the power levels
The guide below describes what the manga has demonstrated, rather than assigning made-up numbers. A character’s position can change with circumstances: a surprise attack, a special counter, teamwork, or an opponent’s unfamiliar technique can decide a fight. Also distinguish a confirmed feat from a character’s claim or a prediction about what they might do.
- Top-tier threats: characters whose abilities put them beyond ordinary shinobi combat, especially Boruto and the Shinju.
- High-level combatants: experienced fighters with strong techniques or valuable counters, including Sarada and Mitsuki.
- Support and intelligence: characters who may not lead the most powerful exchanges but can change the outcome through information, coordination, or protection.
This is a snapshot of the manga’s ongoing story, not a permanent ranking. Later chapters can reveal new limits, counters, or transformations.
Boruto Uzumaki: the leading hero
Boruto returns from the time skip with a much more controlled and formidable fighting style. His signature new technique is Rasengan Uzuhiko, a Rasengan that uses the planet’s rotation. Rather than functioning as a straightforward explosive hit, it leaves the target suffering a persistent disorienting effect tied to that rotational force. Code experiences its effects, and the technique establishes why Boruto can threaten opponents who have formidable physical power.
Boruto also uses Flying Raijin, a space-time technique associated with Minato and Tobirama. The manga shows Boruto using marked objects to move rapidly between locations, giving him a major advantage in positioning and pursuit. His training with Sasuke and his knowledge of shinobi techniques make him more than a collection of inherited powers. He is observant, prepared, and willing to exploit an opponent’s weakness.
His connection to Momoshiki remains a crucial complication. Boruto is an Ōtsutsuki, and Momoshiki’s presence has not simply vanished; the two share a body and a fraught mental relationship. Boruto’s strong showing does not mean he has limitless stamina or that every technique is consequence-free. The manga has not made him invulnerable, and his goals can constrain how he fights.
The Shinju: the central power threat
The Divine Trees are the most important new group to understand. They are connected to the Ten-Tails and emerge as thinking adversaries with distinct personalities and targets. Their existence raises the stakes beyond a familiar rivalry: the heroes must confront enemies whose origins, motives, and abilities are still being uncovered.
Jura is presented as the central and especially dangerous Shinju figure. His presence and actions make clear that the group cannot be treated as ordinary opponents. Other Shinju include Hidari, Matsuri, and the character identified with Bug’s appearance. Their abilities and behavior differ, and their individual targets connect the threat to familiar characters.
Do not assume every Shinju has identical powers or that a single victory would solve the larger crisis. Their evolving nature and relationship to the Ten-Tails are part of the danger. The manga’s reveals are gradual, so claims about their full ceiling—or a definitive winner in a hypothetical matchup—remain speculation.
Kawaki, Sarada, and Mitsuki
Kawaki retains the dangerous powers connected to Isshiki Ōtsutsuki, including his ability to shrink himself or objects and store objects in a separate dimension. These abilities can make him an exceptionally difficult opponent. However, power is not the same as effectiveness: his fixation on protecting Naruto by eliminating Boruto shapes his choices, and the time-skip story has not established him as a straightforward ally.
Sarada Uchiha has awakened her Mangekyō Sharingan, a major development that gives her a new level of potential. Her concern for Boruto and her resistance to Omnipotence make her important both in battle and in the effort to restore the truth. The manga has not shown enough to treat her full abilities, limits, or long-term combat ranking as settled.
Mitsuki is a highly capable shinobi with Sage Mode, giving him a significant burst of power. His initial hostility toward Boruto reflects the altered memories and his personal convictions, not a simple measure of who is stronger. His loyalty, judgment, and developing understanding of events matter alongside his combat ability.
Other allies and the limits of rankings
Konohamaru remains an experienced jonin and an important part of the village’s response, though the new enemies operate on a scale that makes conventional shinobi strengths harder to compare. Himawari also becomes increasingly relevant as the story explores her unusual connection to the conflict. Her importance should not be reduced to a settled power score: the manga’s revelations are part of an unfolding plot.
Naruto and Sasuke remain central to the emotional and historical stakes, but they are not simply available as active fighters who can solve the current crisis. Naruto is sealed away by Kawaki, while Sasuke has been transformed into a tree-like state. Their absence helps explain why the younger generation must carry the battle.
A useful comparison asks what a character has actually done, what their technique can counter, and what conditions they need to succeed. It is less reliable to say “X is stronger than Y” without specifying the chapter, situation, or rules of the matchup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the strongest character in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex?
The manga has not published an official ranking. Boruto and the Shinju, particularly Jura, are among the clearest top-tier threats shown so far, but a definitive number-one answer depends on what the story reveals next and how a matchup unfolds.
What is Boruto’s strongest new technique?
Rasengan Uzuhiko is his standout new technique. Its effect uses the planet’s rotation to leave targets severely disoriented, making it distinct from a conventional Rasengan. The manga has not established it as an answer to every opponent or situation.
How did Boruto become so powerful?
He trained during the three-year time skip, including under Sasuke, and developed more advanced techniques and discipline. His Ōtsutsuki nature and connection to Momoshiki also matter, but training and tactical skill are central to what he demonstrates.
Is Kawaki stronger than Boruto?
The manga does not provide a permanent ranking that settles this. Kawaki’s Isshiki-derived abilities are formidable, while Boruto has shown major gains and powerful techniques. Their capabilities, motives, and circumstances all affect the comparison.
Are Naruto and Sasuke still fighting?
Not as active combatants in the current conflict. Naruto is sealed in another dimension by Kawaki, and Sasuke has been turned into a tree-like state. Both remain important to the plot and to Boruto’s motivations.
Is Sarada already one of the strongest characters?
Sarada’s Mangekyō Sharingan is a major development, but the manga has not yet shown enough to set her final ceiling or place her above established top-tier fighters. Her potential and role are significant, while precise rankings remain premature.
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