In the "Sarada Rising" narrative arc of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations (specifically moving into Two Blue Vortex Sarada Uchiha
Boruto limped to her side. “What do we call that?” sarada rising boruto naruto next generation v work
Ōtsutsuki vessels descended from a crack in the sky. Not one, but three. Konoha’s sensors screamed. Naruto was away at a summit. Sasuke was off-world. The village turned to its next generation. In the "Sarada Rising" narrative arc of Boruto:
Naruto Uzumaki’s dream of becoming Hokage was rooted in a desire for acknowledgment and the power to protect friends. It was a messianic, often lonely ideal. Sarada’s dream is notably different. She does not seek the title for glory or to be the strongest. In the manga and anime, she explicitly states that she wants to be Hokage to lead and to support the village’s structure. This is a more mature, administrative, and even feminist perspective. She understands that a leader is not a solo superhero but a facilitator. Konoha’s sensors screamed
She didn’t just pierce the vessel. She became the lightning. The shockwave shattered the Ōtsutsuki craft into a thousand crystalline shards that rained harmlessly over the evacuation zone. When she landed, smoke curling from her fists, the remaining two vessels hesitated.
, she is depicted as a fierce defender of the village who refuses to back down even when intimidated by Kawaki. Connection to the Sun: