The field trip to the Hidden Mist continues in this week’s episode of Boruto. Boruto and his friends continue to try and enjoy their mini retreat, but education and confrontation keep getting in the way. “The Mizukage’s Successor” is another slow episode, but does provide some useful history and enlightening moments, while the impending conflict continues to simmer just under the surface.
Last week’s instructive foray into the Hidden Mist extends into a class visit to the office of the new Mizukage, Chojuro. Boruto quickly becomes bored with Chojuro’s speech about unity between the villages, which the Kage mercifully cuts short. Kagura continues the Kage’s story later, explaining that Chojuro is the reason for the Mist Village’s recent prosperity. Both of these scenes provide some nice history and context for both the characters and the viewer, but I can’t help but feel the delivery is a little dry. Of course it can be hard to deliver this kind of information in an exciting way, but a flashback might have been better than the drawn-out exposition that was delivered.
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