Boruto: Two Blue Vortex finally gives fans time to breathe with the sudden conclusion of Boruto and Kawaki’s showdown with the strongest Shinju, Jura, in the Land of the Wind. A new arc is about to start, but Jura’s existence remains a major problem for Naruto Uzumaki’s children.

Just when things are getting exciting in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, Jura surprisingly steps away from the battlefield in the meantime. However, he leaves nothing but a threat to the legendary shinobi, Naruto Uzumaki, stressing that the real battle, as well as Boruto Uzumaki’s last stand against Jura, is still to come.

There’s no stopping Jura from reigning supreme in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex. The strongest of the Shinju Clones has been unstoppable, proving just how strong he was without using the full extent of his powers in the battle against Boruto and Kawaki somewhere in the Land of the Wind. Fans know it’s only the beginning of Jura’s showcase of power, and there are bigger battles looming on the horizon.

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At the moment, Jura is the strongest villain to ever grace the pages of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex. As the direct incarnation of the Ten Tails, he possesses immense strength and massive chakra reserves far superior to Boruto and Kawaki combined. Not to mention, he has clearly surpassed the legendary ninjas of the older generation, Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha. Without a doubt, Jura has godlike power, and his intelligence makes him an even greater threat.

Additionally, the latest chapter of Boruto showed in great detail just how unserious Jura was while fighting Boruto and Kawaki. This speaks volumes about Jura’s real strength, revealing that his true power far exceeds what the Boruto manga has shown so far. With the amount of power Jura has in his arsenal, he could turn every battle in his favor. Because of this, Boruto is burdened with the responsibility of finishing Jura as soon as possible.

It’s no secret that Boruto finds it difficult to control the power of karma. To date, karma is holding Boruto back, instead of doing more good things in battle. Instead of using karma, Boruto would rather avoid tapping into its power just to retain his control over his body. He has been relying on his other abilities as of late, using attack combinations with Rasengan Uzuhiko and his Flying Thunder God technique.

In other words, for Boruto, avoiding the power of karma means avoiding Momoshiki Otsutsuki’s return. He has been doing a good job keeping Momoshiki at bay, so much so that fans are getting impatient with Momoshiki Otsutsuki’s return in the Boruto manga. In fact, Boruto did so well, calming himself down in the fight against Jura, even after his karma resonated with Kawaki.

However, winning against an overwhelming opponent like Jura requires Boruto to be at his most powerful. By mastering the full power of karma, without losing himself to Momoshiki Otsutsuki, he might do wonders in the decisive battle with Jura. There’s a strong chance he can match or even surpass Jura, forcing the latter onto the defensive.

If, in any way, Ikemoto and Kishimoto decide to make things more difficult for Boruto, they should give him a new power-up to compensate for the lost opportunity. After all, the manga has been unpredictable so far, so there’s no telling what will truly happen to Boruto once the power of karma fails him.

Usually, anime heroes who are on the losing end often receive a power boost in the middle of a crucial fight. Boruto might not be an exception, especially in the decisive battle against Jura, where he might unlock a new power in the form of the long-speculated Jougan. This mysterious dojutsu has only appeared in the anime, but many fans are expecting it to officially become canon in Boruto’s most crucial fight. For now, Boruto is in dire need of a new power-up. Whether he masters the full power of karma or unlocks the Jougan remains uncertain in Boruto, but not impossible.