Since Boruto introduced Rasengan Uzuhiko on Two Blue Vortex, the technique has stood out as one of the most symbolic and powerful of the protagonist. With a mysterious functioning based on cosmic forces and the continuous movement of rotation.
Uzuhiko quickly gained prominence among fans for their originality and visual impact. However, a recent confrontation with Jura may have put in check its supposed invincibility.
Isn't Rasengan Uzuhiko perfect?
During the intense fight against Jura, Boruto used Uzuhiko as his main letter in his sleeve to escape a wooden prison and directly injure the divine tree. The blow had an impact, but was completely neutralized by Jura seconds later. In addition, he also revealed a worrying detail: Uzuhiko shares principles similar to his mini biju Bomb.
This statement is anything but random. Not only swears the attack easily but also demonstrates to understand the functioning of the Rasengan at a level that neither Boruto seems to have reached completely. The critical question is clear: any enemy with a similar technique or sufficient intelligence can understand and nullify Uzuhiko.
What makes Uzuhiko vulnerable?
The strength of the Rasengan Uzuhiko is in his concept, he creates an infinite rotation that, in theory, accumulates energy constantly, causing prolonged and deep damage. However, the structural resemblance to techniques like Mini Biju Bomb can be your weakness. Both seem to manipulate large volumes of condensed chakra with rotational and destructive properties, which can allow mutual interference between them.
Also, as a new technique, Uzuhiko has not yet gone through the test of time. We do not know if there are limitations related to user resistance, chakra spent or vulnerability during execution. Sweer, by neutralizing it so easily, may have revealed that the technique depends on specific conditions to function with maximum efficiency.
Implications for Boruto's future
If enemies can read and disable Rasengan Uzuhiko, Boruto needs to rethink his entire combat strategy. He may continue to use the blow as part of his arsenal, but can no longer blindly trust his technical superiority. This revelation changes the balance of history: the protagonist now faces not only powerful enemies, but also able to understand and overcome his unique skills.
This also raises a narrative question: is Uzuhiko just a stage in Boruto's evolution process? Just as the traditional Rasengan has undergone several versions (Odama, Rasenshuriken, Planetary Rasengan, etc.), we may see a future “more unpredictable, more difficult to copy and even more devastating.
The narrative behind weakness
In thematic terms, it is interesting to note how swearing, when talking about love as weakness, introduces not only a critique of humanity, but also a symbolic parallel to Boruto's fight style. While the protagonist carries the emotions of his masters and loved ones in every technique he uses, Jura represents the cold and destructive logic of the divine tree.
This opposition between emotion and rationality can directly reflect the vulnerability of Uzuhiko. Perhaps its strength comes precisely from the connection with feelings, but this also makes it more predictable in the face of enemies that do not share the same emotional logic.
The confrontation between Jura and Boruto may have revealed something that goes beyond a simple difference in power: he exposed a possible structural weakness in the Rasengan Uzuhiko. It is still early to define whether this vulnerability will be explored in the next chapters, but one thing is certain, Boruto will need to evolve, both as ninja and as a strategist, if he wants to continue ahead of increasingly unpredictable enemies.
