Here is all the information you need to know about episode 281 of Boruto.
Boruto
The manga series Boruto: Naruto Next Generations is a prequel to the immensely popular Naruto.
Ukyo Kodachi and Masashi Kishimoto collaborated on the writing, and Mikio Ikemoto served as the artist.
The show also chronicles the exploits of Boruto, Naruto’s son, and his pals.
Boruto Episode 280: A Quick Summary
The title of Boruto episode 280 is “A Breakthrough.”
The eagerly anticipated showdown was the main topic of the previous chapter. Furthermore, it included Boruto sticking behind to engage in combat with Kiseru, whom he blames for the deaths of Batta and Fugou.
The four surviving survivors, Rokuro, Shamo, Yatsume, and Namua, make the decision to leave the fourth game in the meanwhile. Later on, though, they teamed up with Boruto in an effort to uncover the truth.
Boruto Episode 281: What Can We Expect?
‘The Eighth Truth’ is the title of the 281st episode of Boruto.
The last episode will pick up where it left off in the subsequent one.
Additionally, by collaborating with the shinobi from the Investigation Team of the Five Great Nations, the Team’s chances of learning more about the passengers have grown.
Also, Boruto woke up in the previous episode. He must now determine his whereabouts and the motivation behind the kidnappings.
Boruto Episode 281: Publication Date
The anime series will continue airing episodes on a weekly basis. Therefore, it is anticipated that the next episode of Boruto will air on December 25. In Japan, it will debut about 5:30.
Additionally, it will be available internationally on the dates and hours listed below:
- Pacific Daylight Time: 2 am
- Central Daylight Time: 4 am
- Eastern Daylight Time: 5 am
- British Summer Time: 10 am
- Central European Summer Time: 11 am
- Indian Standard Time: 02:30 pm
- Philippine Time: 5 pm
- Australian Central Daylight Time: 06:30 pm
Boruto Episode 281: Where Can You Watch And How?
The next episode of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations will be available to view online through services like Crunchyroll, Apple TV, and Hulu.
