'Boruto: Naruto Next Generations' chapter 12 spoilers: Boruto, Tento's friendship highlighted

Fans of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" are in for a huge treat. That is because the latest chapter of the manga series is out. Here, fans will see Boruto taking on a different yet exciting adventure.

According to KoreaPortal, in the 12th chapter of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations," Boruto's maturity when dealing with his plans and life direction is revealed. Here, the main protagonist continues his so-called mission as the bodyguard of Tento. The chapter is titled "Friends" as the friendship between Boruto and Tento is very much highlighted.

Many thought that Tento was a Mujima. However, it has been confirmed that he is just simply rich and wants to acquire the recognition of his old man. This is believed to be the primary reason why he decided to meet the standards of being a ninja. The community has always believed that Boruto and Tento are very much alike.

It is worth noting the aforementioned "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" chapter focuses on the life of the two characters. It basically revolves around the gift of friendship, the kind that is developed and flourishes. The episode also foreshadows the very character of Tento that, in one way or another, will cause him huge trouble in the near future.

iDigitalTimes reports that the 12th chapter of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" features Boruto performing a jutsu that summons four Shadow Clones. Apparently, this makes Tento happy; hence Boruto believes that the journey will be nothing but pure pleasure. However, later on, Tento tells Boruto that the Hokage is actually capable of summoning 1000 clones.

The current chapter of the hit manga series delves into the technicalities of friendship. It highlights all the ups and downs that friends usually experience. In this installment, "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" spotlights the growth of friendship between Boruto and Tento.

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