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Boruto: Sarada Has a New Mentor Who Knows Her Better Than Anyone Else

 In Boruto, Team 7 received a brutal beating from Deepa, which proved to be their most embarrassing defeat. Mitsuki has got seriously injured, which left him in intensive care. Sarada has been disappointed ever since, so she has been consistently working on Sharingan to improve her skills. However, all is not well in Sarada’s family as Sakura (her mother) is concerned about her well-being. Sakura is not wrong; she understands that her daughter is pushing herself too much, and her training might have long term consequences. However, she has luckily found a mentor who is aware of her shortcomings and vulnerabilities. It appears that she might soon be able to get over her defeat from Deepa and become a much better fighter. 

Surprisingly, it is Sakura herself who shows up to one of Sarada’s training sessions. Sarada believes that her mother thinks she is not strong enough to be a shinobi, but Sakura only wants to see if her daughter’s resolve is strong enough. She teaches Sarada not to take her defeats so negatively but instead learn from them. They eventually start sparring against each other, and Sarada is surprised by the power of her mother’s punches. Sakura used to be a medical ninja under Tsunade, so it is foolish to underestimate her. Her strength is too great for her daughter, and it seems that she is the ideal mentor to teach her the art of being an honorable shinobi.



Sakura makes it very clear with her attacks that she is not going to hold back. She pushes Sarada back with each of her attacks, and even Sharingan doesn’t prove to be of much help. Sarada soon realizes that her mother is fighting to help her become a better and more responsible ninja. It helps her realize the love that her mother has for her and restores the trust between them. Soon, Sarada starts copying the movements of Sakura, which surprisingly increases her chakra movement. Both attack each other with punches that cancel each other, leaving a crater in the terrain. It seems that just in one session Sarada has improved under her new mentor.

The explosion that their punches create is massive and echoes throughout Konoha. Sakura is impressed by her daughter’s adaptability but advises her not to rely on the opponent like this. She admits that it’s just a start, and there are many such lessons to come. Sasuke realizes that if Sarada follows her mother’s methods, she will get results faster, and even though Sakura has had her insecurities in the past, the way she beat Kaguya proves how skilled she is. It appears that the Uchiha family has finally sorted their conflicts, and we might see Sakura become much more involved in her daughter’s training, which is an excellent thing since she had been a skilled ninja back in her prime.

David Root is a self-professed security expert; he has been making the people aware of the security threats. His passion is to write about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. He writes for Office security products at Office.com/setup.

 

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