During a recent press conference in Paris, manga artist Masashi Kishimoto , known for creating Naruto and supervising its sequel Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, hinted at the possibility of getting involved in a new manga .
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Although Kishimoto avoided giving specific details or a defined timeline, he expressed that after spending quality time with his family and friends, he felt a renewed motivation. This renewed energy, according to him, made him more receptive to the idea of starting a new project.
The prospect of a new manga from Kishimoto is exciting for his fans, especially considering his immense influence and success in the industry. Naruto remains one of the most iconic series, and any new project from Kishimoto is sure to generate great interest and anticipation.
However, not all of Kishimoto's works achieved the same success. His previous work, Samurai 8: The Tale of Hachimaru , which attempted to blend science fiction with traditional samurai themes, did not receive the same reception.
Kishimoto's comments about this possible new manga surfaced during his visit to France to promote Boruto: Two Blue Vortex alongside Mikio Ikemoto. Ultimately, the global community eagerly awaits any official announcement about his next project, which promises to be a milestone in his career.
