‘Boruto: Naruto Next Generations’ Episode 152 Live Stream Details Revealed, Spoilers; The Medical Ninjutsu Training Course

After the conclusion of Mujina Bandits arc, “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” episode 152 will mark the beginning of a filler arc.

This article contains spoilers “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” episodes.

In this week’s episode, there will be a Medical Ninjutsu course being organized and each team has to send one representative to participate in it.

The latest promo released for episode 152 of “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations,” reveal that this is the first time a formal course centered around Medical Ninjutsu is organized. Team 7 decides to let Sarada represent the team at the training course. Boruto feels Sarada will be perfect for this course as her mother Sakura is a Medical Ninjutsu expert. Moreover, she will be leading the course for the participants.

However, the Medical Ninjutsu is not Sarada’s speciality and she has hardly improved at it.

Since her skills are still quite choppy, she feels disturbed deep down inside. Meanwhile, other participants at the training course have high expectations from her. Can she live up to the expectations of her colleagues and Sakura?

In the last episode of Mujina Bandits arc, Boruto sets out to rescue Tentou from the evil grips of Shojyoji and his men. He arrives at Nakayoshi Manufacturing facility where Shojyoji has kept Tentou.

Boruto manages to free him but they are Shojyoji sends his men after them. With the help of Shadow Clone Jutsu, Boruto is able to beat his opponents.

However, he still has to face Shojyoji and his extremely powerful Clone Corpse Jutsu. Using this technique, he can steal his dead opponent’s memories and look.

He shocks Boruto after he reveals that he was there with him at Hozuki Castle as Tsukiyo. Towards the end of the episode, Mitsuki and Sarada arrive in the nick of time to beat Shojyoji.

“Boruto: Naruto Next Generations” episode 152 can be viewed online via live streaming mode on Crunchyroll. Currently, the episodes are available in Japanese with English subtitles.