These episodes are not adapted from the manga, but if they were written by the author, so they add value to the story, it is optional to watch them.ĭo you want to hide the fights on the side of the episodes?: Hide- Show+

These episodes are adapted only from the manga, it is necessary to watch everything. These episodes are not adapted from the manga (some were adapted from light novels), but they explain things that the manga could not, complementing the story, I recommend watching them. These episodes are not adapted from the manga or any light novel, it is also not relevant to the story, we must skip all these episodes. At the end of this guide I will mention in in what chapter of the manga does the anime end on and where to start reading the manga after anime. The movies and ovas will be located in Chronological Order, this so that you can Watch Boruto in Order. In this Boruto filler list, I'll show you the canon and filler episodes, detailing what you have to skip or watch. The canon anime episodes explain things the manga couldn't, expand on their story without changing it (something similar to the time skip of the anime Black Clover), another reason for the inclusion of these episodes is that the manga was published monthly, so at the time of adapting it to anime there was little material. With this Boruto Guide, you will be able to know which episodes are filler or canon. And if we only focus on material adapted from the manga, the percentage would only be 24% of the total anime.

Boruto is the sequel to Naruto Shippuden, it has 290 episodes on air, of which 32 are filler episodes, 172 are canon anime and only 63 episodes were adapted from the manga.īoruto filler episodes make up 12% of the series, this is not counting the 'anime canon' episodes which has a percentage of 64%. The Boruto filler list is somewhat complicated, since the anime not only adapts the manga, but also novels and in many original episodes are considered 'anime canon'.

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