This episode is a major turning point for Kawaki’s character development. Seeing him struggle with simple things—like being asked what his favorite food is—highlights the trauma he's faced and makes Naruto’s decision to take him in even more meaningful.
: Boruto and Kawaki’s rivalry reaches a peak over who gets to use the bathroom first. It’s a hilarious, petty squabble that ends with them "taking it outside," which fans loved for its high-quality animation even during such a trivial fight. Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Episode 194
: We get a deeper, horrifying look into Kawaki’s past as he reveals the experiments he endured under Jigen. It’s a somber contrast to the Uzumaki family’s warmth. This episode is a major turning point for
Catch up on this episode and more on official platforms like Crunchyroll or Apple TV . It’s a hilarious, petty squabble that ends with
: Boruto is still fuming over Himawari’s broken vase. While he wants to protect his sister's feelings, Kawaki’s rough exterior starts to crack as he begins to see what a "normal" family looks like for the first time.
: Despite the friction, the two boys finally find something in common—their shared Karma. Kawaki makes a proposal to work together to get rid of the mark, setting the stage for their future bond. Why It Matters