Boruto Episode 78 Review

Everyone's Motives 

Review:

In this week's boruto episode 78 the injured chunin gatekeeper tells naruto that mitsuki is headed to the land of earth with a group hidden Stone Ninja. And naruto makes a call to kurotsuchi and explains the situation to her. Meanwhile gothic Lolita-clad kirara and an as yet unnamed member of the stone group return to their secret hideout and informs to ku that they have taken care of hidden lesf's trackers. Meanwhile mitsuki and other two member prepares to cross the border into land of earth.  Sekiei reveals to mitsuki that he and his friend are artificial beings with very short lifespan, and mitsuki you hold the key to make them more human. And Shikadai sends cho-cho and inojin back to hidden leaf, and Shikadai,boruto and Sarada almost near to catch up with mitsuki. However before they make contact with mitsuki they were stopped by Kokuyou, who is also able to control akuta (a creepy monster). 

my opinion:

If we compare this episode to the previous episodes, this episode has made some progress.  And it's a quit a mystery that why did mitsuki chose to join the stone ninja. It's good to see that this series doesn't gloss over Konohamaru's reaction over mitsuki's parentage. In fact that one of his student is a son of his grandfather's killer. And as he reiterates to merai, it didn't change anything about how he feels about mitsuki. Since merai didn't born until sarutobi's death. And since she was the perfect audience for Konohamaru's thought, on which third hokage was an influential person. And it was little interesting to see conversation between naruto and kurotsuchi. And naruto's accusations against hidden stone village and its citizens, it made sense that tsuchikage  had demanded a hard proof. Although the gatekeeper word ultimately  adequate.  And this series is set in time of peace between all hidden villages. 

And now the villains have made their appearance and shown their true intention.  It's clear that the stage is set for exciting battle in coming episodes. 

Rating: B+