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Reviewers and fans often highlight the "cinematic" feel of this specific battle:

is widely considered one of the most significant and visually stunning episodes in the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations series . Originally aired on March 7, 2021, it serves as the formal debut of Kawaki's combat abilities in a brutal showdown against the Kara "Outer," Garō. Key Highlights

: The episode features animation by Yuuki Yamashita , with a distinct art style that more closely resembles the textured, more detailed designs of the original manga compared to the anime's usual aesthetic.

: While the manga version of the Kawaki vs. Garō fight was relatively brief, the anime significantly expanded the choreography, adding slicker martial arts and more creative uses of Kawaki's body-morphing natural weapons.

: Critics call it the most important episode since the famous Episode 65 (Naruto and Sasuke vs. Momoshiki) because it establishes Kawaki's central role and the high stakes of the "Karma" marks. Community Perspectives

“The animation is several notches above Boruto's usual standard, and the art looks notably more consistent with the manga.” ScreenRant · 5 years ago

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Reviewers and fans often highlight the "cinematic" feel of this specific battle:

is widely considered one of the most significant and visually stunning episodes in the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations series . Originally aired on March 7, 2021, it serves as the formal debut of Kawaki's combat abilities in a brutal showdown against the Kara "Outer," Garō. Key Highlights 189 : Resonance

: The episode features animation by Yuuki Yamashita , with a distinct art style that more closely resembles the textured, more detailed designs of the original manga compared to the anime's usual aesthetic. Reviewers and fans often highlight the "cinematic" feel

: While the manga version of the Kawaki vs. Garō fight was relatively brief, the anime significantly expanded the choreography, adding slicker martial arts and more creative uses of Kawaki's body-morphing natural weapons. : While the manga version of the Kawaki vs

: Critics call it the most important episode since the famous Episode 65 (Naruto and Sasuke vs. Momoshiki) because it establishes Kawaki's central role and the high stakes of the "Karma" marks. Community Perspectives

“The animation is several notches above Boruto's usual standard, and the art looks notably more consistent with the manga.” ScreenRant · 5 years ago