'Boruto Naruto: Next Generations' chapter 5 spoilers: Naruto expected to address son's dishonesty; Scroll reveals something bad might happen

The previous chapter of "Boruto Naruto: Next Generation" ended with Boruto getting caught cheating by no other than his father. At the same time, Sasuke got disturbed while studying the scroll he and his team previously found.

"Boruto Naruto: Next Generation" chapter 5 will likely continue from the last scenes of the previous chapter. Fans are speculating that Naruto will address his son's dishonesty by giving the young some sort of a punishment, even if it means the Hokage humiliating his own son in front of the class. There are even rumors that the whole team will be barred from continuing with their exam, ASZ News reported.

Previously, the young shinobis were taking the final segment of their chunin exams when the seventh Hokage discovered that boruto was using a Kote, which is a ninja weapon forbidden to be used at their very young age. It beats the purpose of mastering the Shinobi arts.

Vine Report added that Naruto is said to be asking in front of the whole crowd in the arena that his son be disqualified and forbidden to move forward the next round.

Meanwhile, when Sasuke was able to get additional information from the scroll, he immediately decided to inform Naruto on the scrolls content. Sansuke was firm that the Chunin exam should be stopped immediately. At the same time, two strangers were suddenly seen heading toward Konoha, who are interested with Naruto's Fox

"Boruto Naruto: Next Generation" chapter 4 ended a big cliffhanger for the fans. At the moment, fans are a bit stumped on what the scroll contains that made Sasuke really troubled about the Chunin exam. Fans also do understand the point of Naruto with regards to the punishment that he will give to his son. He achieved the status of being the Seventh Hokage without cheating and did nasty things when he was young, but he never cheated.

"Boruto Naruto: Next Generation" chapter 5 is expected to be released this month.

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