Boruto should take a lesson from Solo -Leveling: Ragnarok

When a big series ends, there is only one important issue that torments the fans' minds, and that is whether the series will continue or not. More often than not, the conclusion of stories is final, and fans simply have to be satisfied with what they got. But every now and then a great story continues through sequels, which, although some fans absolutely love, others hate.

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This is largely due to the fact that the follow -up series are difficult to deduct, and expectations to meet are extremely high. Some do it right, as Solo Living RagnarokWhile others fail terribly, as Bore.

Boruto's biggest deficiency

• Boruto respects Narutos legends

• Old characters hardly appear

It goes without saying that Bore The series is one of the most ambitious sequels ever tried in the world by anime and manga. Bore is the sequel to NarutoA beloved series all over the world, known for its incredible history and exciting battles. When Naruto quit, the fans got a continuation to be set up through his son, Boruto Uzumaki.

Years later, Boruto: Naruto next generations Started and even though the series was quite fun initially, it eventually took luck that the fans did not really like. Right now it can be said that even though it is a fun read sometimes, Boruto is still considered a failure by many. The biggest reason behind Boruto, which is labeled as a bad sequel, is the fact that it does not respect the world in which it is located. Most importantly, it does not respect characters such as Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha, the two most iconic characters in the story, quite often.

I realize that Boruto started as a sequel to Naruto, but due to Naruto's huge presence it has been a pretty tough way to travel. Boruto has finally emerged as a real protagonist in his own right. But will he be a hero on the same level as his father? Or maybe even surpass him? To be honest … I'm not entirely sure what will happen myself. It depends on support from our readers, so keep cheering on us. —Ikoto

At the same time, Boruto sacrifices characters from Naruto to develop their own characters, and everything that is considered, fans do not like the strategy it has taken to the world it is canceled. But if there is a series that does all this, the solo niveness is Ragnarok.

Solo Living Ragnarok did not destroy Jinwoos inheritance

Jinwoo is still stronger than suho

While Boruto chooses not to respect the original series quite often and humiliating Naruto Uzumaki, the former protagonist, ever so often, solo leveling takes a different approach. Solo Leveling's sequel, Solo Living Ragnarok, sees Jinwoo's son, Sung Suho in the middle of things, and while Jinwoo definitely does not play an important role in the direct action, he always feels through different characters. In addition, Jinwoo is not Nerfed in Solo -nive Ragnarok at all. If anything, Jinwoo actually becomes even stronger, so his heritage is maintained and not used to push Suho to the next level. At the end, Jinwoo is still said to be 100 times stronger than Suho.

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Ragnarok also expands at Lore in the solo niveness world, and while Boruto does too, it ends with re -controlling some things while other revelations are actually moving towards Narutos Lore.

Solo -nivelling Ragnarok can still continue

Unfortunately, Solo Living Ragnarok Has officially ended, but that doesn't mean Jinwoo's adventure is over. Maybe a new sequel for solo niveness will emerge one, and this time the focus would be thrown on Jinwoo. Boruto must take a similar approach and bring Naruto in the fold again.

“While I am happy with the answer, I personally do not feel like the series is known by all at this time. Solo -level is not as widely recognized in Japan yet. As a Japanese person living in Japan, Anime is not at the level of Dragon Ball, a bit or Naruto. But if season three hands, it is when I really want to break it.” – Atsushi Kaneko

Bore

Release date

April 5, 2017

Network

TV -Tokyo