Predictions and Speculations on New Jinchuriki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations

As of my last update in 2023, there have been no official announcements regarding the emergence of new Jinchuriki in the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations series. However, the show frequently explores themes of legacy and the continuation of characters from the previous era. In this article, we delve into potential future Jinchuriki and explore the likelihood of certain characters taking on these roles.

Current Developments and Future Prophecies

After Boruto episode 218, the chances of Kurama being passed on to another Jinchuriki are slim unless he returns to the series in a significant capacity in the future. If this were to happen, it is most likely to occur within the realm of Boruto or through the character Kawaki. Kawaki, with his mysterious background and immense chakra reserves, might be a strong contender. Additionally, Shukaku's recent interaction with Himawari suggests a possible connection. According to ongoing storylines, Shukaku might be sealed into Himawari in the future.

Shukaku's Future

As of now, Matatabi, or the Two-Tails, is still unknown and remains a topic of discussion in the fan community. Currently, no information suggests its location, leaving it open for speculation. Some propose that it could be sealed into a character residing in the Village Hidden in the Mist, adding another layer of intrigue to the plot.

Next Jinchuriki

Isobu, the Three-Tails, is expected to be sealed into Kagura, or the grandson of Yagura, the previous Three-Tails Jinchuriki. This character's origin raises questions, but the storyline often delves into complex family lineages.

Regarding Son Goku, the Four-Tails, many fans believe it is most likely to be sealed into Sarada. This is a highly subjective opinion, but the combination of powers could prove advantageous for the character.

For Koukou, the Five-Tails, there is a 60% chance it will be sealed in a kunoichi. Previous sealing attempts involved the beast itself and an Avenger, suggesting a different approach this time. A kunoichi with special skills might be the best fit.

Shukaku's, or the Six-Tails, counterpart, Saiken, has unique abilities, such as using sticky poison fluid, making it plausible that it would be sealed in a character with a similar kekkei genkai, such as lava release or a similar technique as the current Mizukage lady.

Some Tails Stay Free

According to current information, Chomei, the Seven-Tails, is an aerial beast. The character who used puppets in the Chunnin Exams could be an ideal candidate for the Seal, as their skills would complement the beast's abilities.

Gyukki, the Eight-Tails, has already been confirmed by the author as being sealed in the son of the Raikage, making any other speculation about this Jinchuriki less likely.

Evolution of the Junchuriki System

It is suspected that after the current arc, new Jinchuriki may not emerge as the current villains already possess a Ten-Tails. The development and evolution of the villages, particularly the Hidden Leaf Village, suggest a different approach to managing Bijuu. One possible candidate for a new Jinchuriki could be Shinki, the current Tailed Beasts handler, who remains free and is guarded by the Sand Village. Other potential candidates include other Jinchuriki who, having severed their connection to their respective Bijuu, let them roam free in an undisclosed location, vouching for their trust and loyalty to Naruto.

Conclusion

The future of Jinchuriki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations remains an exciting topic for fans around the world. Speculation and theories abound, but only time will tell which characters will emerge as the new Jinchuriki. As the series continues to unfold, it is essential for viewers to follow the developments closely to witness these epic shifts in the Naruto universe.