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“Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” Episode 93 opens an all-new arc based on the “Naruto Shinden: Family Day” storyline. Fans will witness Naruto trying to spend more time with his daughter Himawari.
The synopsis for “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” Episode 93 is out, and it confirms Naruto will be spending some time away from work to be with his family. It will also help the Hokage realize that he has not been spending as much time with Himawari as he is with Boruto.
In the original “Naruto Shinden” series, the Hokage announced Konoha must have a fun day to unite the families and announced a village-wide Family Day. But, in “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” Episode 93, the current Hokage is expected to have more specific plans to bond his children.
The teaser for “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” Episode 93, via OrganicDinosaur, confirms that Naruto will enlist his son's help in setting up a fun day for Himawari. The synopsis reads, “[Naruto] makes a huge effort to try and cheer up Himawari because he had been making her feel lonely.”
The original “Naruto Shinden” light novel has four chapters that each focused on a certain shinobi family in Konoha including the families of Hiashi, Chocho, and Sarada. However, the “Family Day” arc’s anime adaptation will reportedly have only three episodes starting with “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” Episode 93.
This is going to be a nice break from a long arc focused on the disappearance of Mitsuki that gathered mixed reviews from fans. To recap, Mitsuki left Konoha to join other synthetic humans in the Land of Earth created by Ku. Boruto and Sarada violated their superiors' orders and went after their friend. The secret project was initially supported by Onoki who thought it was the right way to achieve peace. Upon realizing his mistakes, Onoki fought and defeated Ku but also died in the process. “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” Episode 93 will air on Feb. 10.
