Qiuqa put together 8 key points after reading manga Boruto Two Blue Vortex Chapter 35.

1. Eida Observes Hidari and Jura

At the hideout, Jura told Hidari he could sense that Mamushi was dead. Jura noted that while Mamushi had followed his instincts, he was ultimately consumed by his own desires. Though twisted, Jura wondered if this was a manifestation of love—an emotion that could apparently trigger severe psychological distress for the Divine Tree beings.

Hidari chimed in. He pointed out that the fate of Mamushi’s Togedama had unfolded too quickly. It was different from Matsuri and Ryu, where Jura had enough time to intervene, just as he had done for Hidari. This left Hidari puzzled. Why had Jura abandoned their Togedama, yet gone to such lengths to wrestle his back from Boruto just to revive him?

Jura answered simply: the mere thought of Hidari vanishing from his side left him feeling lonely.

“That sounds a bit disgusting,” Hidari replied, “but I suppose it isn’t a bad thing.”

Meanwhile, Eida watched the exchange live through her Senrigan, sitting in stunned silence. She couldn’t grasp what these Divine Tree beings were talking about.

2. Boruto and Sarada’s Eyes

Sarada stepped out of an optical shop. Wearing her newly purchased glasses, she felt a wave of relief as her vision finally cleared. Suddenly, a kunai engraved with the Uzumaki clan crest slammed into the ground by her feet. Startled, she looked up to find Boruto hovering in the air. He signaled for her to follow.

They met and spoke in the branches of a massive tree. Boruto let out a sigh of relief when he confirmed her eyes were still functioning well.

Sarada cut in quietly. “My eyes are nothing compared to your right eye. You lost it protecting me from Kawaki.”

Boruto brushed off the injury. Instead of showing regret, he joked that the scar over his right eye actually made him look cooler.

3. Gama Kobun

Kawaki strode into Amado’s laboratory. His eyes immediately fell on a swarm of small frogs scattered across the room. Curious, he asked what they were for. Amado explained they were Scientific Ninja Tools—identical to Kashin Koji’s—but specifically modified to his liking. Even better, their size could be shrunk using Kawaki’s Sukunahikona, and Amado could control them at will.

Not wanting to waste time, Kawaki demanded Amado get straight to the point of the invitation. Amado directed Kawaki’s attention to a monitor displaying his body scan data. The screen showed Kawaki’s offense-to-defense ratio set to 85:15, a calculation designed to ensure he could actually survive a fight.

Kawaki immediately protested. He demanded to know why Amado had left 15 percent for defense when he had explicitly ordered 100 percent for offense.

Amado snapped back, telling Kawaki not to act smart. He reminded the boy that his body had shut down from overheating during the fight with Mamushi. That remaining 15 percent in defense was the only reason Kawaki was still breathing.

4. Amado Controls Kawaki’s Body

Mid-conversation, Kawaki realized a small frog was already perched on his neck. He looked back at the monitor and recoiled in shock: his body’s ratio had drastically shifted to 100 percent offense and 0 percent defense.

Amado revealed that his new creation, the Gama Kobun, was a system designed to regulate Kawaki’s bodily parameters. Through the frog, Amado could remotely toggle Kawaki’s settings to full defense or full offense in an instant. There was just one condition: the Gama Kobun had to remain attached to Kawaki at all times.

Amado elaborated, comparing the technology to the chakra control routinely practiced by shinobi. He noted that the system was perfectly suited for a rational person like Kawaki, who tended to underestimate physical training.

Instead of getting angry, Kawaki actually praised the concept, effectively handing total control of his power over to the scientist.

But nothing came for free. Amado immediately called in his favor, demanding Kawaki’s assistance right then and there.

5. Boruto Plans to Use Sarada as Bait

Boruto warned Sarada that Code was currently targeting her. Code’s plan was to turn her into a Divine Tree hostage and use her as bait to draw Boruto out. While they were busy fighting Mamushi, Code had quietly scattered his Claw Marks throughout the village. As a result, he could now easily infiltrate and appear in Konoha at any time.

Boruto then handed Sarada two small metallic crests and laid out his master plan: he wanted Sarada to purposely let Code capture her. If she did, Code would likely take her straight to the Divine Tree beings’ headquarters.

He told her not to worry. The small crests were marked with his chakra, allowing him to teleport to her in a flash and protect her the moment she needed it.

Without hesitation, Sarada agreed to the dangerous strategy, offering herself up as bait.

Boruto desperately hoped the plan would go smoothly. Knowing the battlefield was full of variables, he asked Sarada for one crucial thing: no matter how dire the situation became, she could not throw away her hope.

6. Cute Cats

Jura voiced his curiosity. He wondered why Hidari had been so diligent about “reading” lately, and oddly enough, it was always the exact same book. Hidari replied that he wasn’t actually reading; he was just staring at the pictures.

Driven by curiosity, Jura borrowed the book. After a moment of observation, he sounded baffled. There was absolutely no text inside; every page was filled exclusively with pictures of cats.

Hidari asked for Jura’s thoughts. Expressionless, Jura replied that he felt absolutely nothing.

“Don’t you think they’re cute?” Hidari asked.

At that, Jura looked back down at the pages. He began examining the cats much more closely, trying hard to understand what his partner meant.

7. Inojin

Inojin was strolling through Konoha when Kashin Koji suddenly contacted him via a Gama Kobun hidden in his collar. Koji issued a critical mission: Inojin had to remain on standby at all times, no matter the circumstances. In an emergency, Koji would use a summon to pull Inojin back to the hideout so he could immediately deploy Shindenjin.

Midway through this secret exchange, Amado appeared and greeted him. Inojin hurried over. Without skipping a beat, Amado handed him a scroll containing the data report from the fight with Mamushi, asking him to pass it along to Kashin Koji. Just as quickly, Amado turned and walked away.

Inojin frowned, watching the scientist leave. “It’s rare to see Amado wandering around the village so freely,” he noted.

Through the still-active frog connection, Koji told Inojin that he hadn’t received any updates from Jippo regarding Amado’s movements. Regardless, Koji decided to accept the scroll. For safety’s sake, however, he wouldn’t open it until he received a new vision update from Jippo.

8. Amado Traps Kashin Koji

Koji used the Summoning Jutsu to pull Amado’s scroll straight from Inojin’s hands into the hideout. But the moment Koji grasped the scroll, Kawaki materialized right behind him. Kawaki had infiltrated the scroll from the very beginning, shrinking himself down using Sukunahikona.

Koji spun around, ready to strike with a kunai. Instead of fighting, Kawaki stood there casually, holding a Gama Kobun in his hand. Amado’s voice crackled through the frog, reading out a command code: “This is a dead end, Kashin Koji.”

Instantly, Koji collapsed helplessly to the floor. Kawaki knew exactly what had just happened; Amado had disabled Koji by triggering an emergency shutdown command.

Through the same frog, Amado told Kawaki to hold on. With that, Amado used a summon to pull Kawaki and Koji’s paralyzed body straight back to the Konoha laboratory.