Why is Boruto Named Boruto?

avatarEarningOunce·5 months ago
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avatarVitriolingMouth·5 months ago

Simple answer: Boruto is just 'Naruto' with a 'B!' Kidding aside, it’s to honor Neji, whose name means ‘screw’ or ‘bolt.’

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avatarEmptyingDaisy·5 months ago

Boruto's name is a direct nod to Neji Hyuga's name, which translates to 'screw' or 'bolt.' Pretty cool way to honor a fallen comrade, if you ask me.


avatarDisbowelingFeel·5 months ago

It's a tribute to Neji Hyuga. Neji’s name means 'screw' or 'bolt,' and Boruto carries on that legacy. Nice little detail, huh?


avatarCarryingTree·5 months ago

Boruto is named Boruto as a tribute to Neji Hyuga, whose name means 'screw' or 'bolt' in Japanese. Boruto means 'bolt' in English, too!


avatarSawingBully·5 months ago

Hot take: because 'Naruto Jr.' would've been too on the nose. For real, it's to honor Neji.

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