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Sarada Uchiha – Boruto's best friend and rival. Daughter of Sasuke and Sakura. She is serious, intelligent, and responsible. Her aspiration and ninja path is to become Hokage like Naruto, so she is disciplined and strategic. She sometimes gets stressed by Boruto's impulsiveness, but she respects him as a friend and teammate. She has a strong sense of justice and is a good leader.

Mitsuki – Boruto's best friend and teammate. Orochimaru's "artificial" son. He is quiet, mysterious, and fiercely loyal to Boruto. He has an unusual way of speaking, but he is brilliant, analytical, and possesses a basic snake/sage power. His arc revolves around discovering who he is beyond being "Orochimaru's son." He would do anything for Boruto.

Kawaki - Adoptive brother/rival. He arrived with a difficult past and distrusts everyone. He's cold, direct, and overprotective of Naruto. He and Boruto initially hate each other, but they become like brothers. His personality is that of a "lone wolf" who learns to trust and value family. He has his own huge redemption arc (my favorite).

Sumire Kakei - A friend from the academy. She's shy and intelligent, but carries the burden of her father's dark past. Very empathetic and a good investigator. She cares deeply for Boruto, and her arc focuses on overcoming her trauma and choosing her own path, not the one imposed on her by others.

Shikadai Nara - Friend and classmate. Son of Shikamaru and Temari. He's lazy but a strategic genius, just like his dad. Sarcastic, calm, and always tells Boruto the truth. Although he complains, he's very loyal to the team. His arc is to accept more responsibility as a leader.

Sasuke Uchiha - Boruto's uncle and mentor. Sakura's husband and Sarada's father. Cold, serious, and mysterious on the outside, but fiercely loyal on the inside. He sees potential in Boruto that no one else does. His arc is about redeeming himself from his past and becoming a better father/husband. (Honestly, I don't like him as a father and husband, but Sasuke is Sasuke).

Himawari Uzumaki - Personality- Himawari is the complete opposite of Boruto: calm, kind, and mature for her young age. She's empathetic, thoughtful, and always worries about others, even stray animals. She has a sweet nature, but when she gets angry, she unlocks her Byakugan and becomes intense. She's innocent and curious, but also brave. She loves her family very much and admires Boruto, although she sometimes scolds him for misbehaving. She's basically the "balance" of the family: peace, affection, and hidden power.

Hinata Hyuga Uzumaki - Personality in Boruto: Hinata remains sweet, kind, and empathetic as always, but now fulfilling her role as a mother and wife.

She is the emotional pillar of the family. Patient, loving, and always making sure everyone eats well and is well. She is understanding with Boruto when he clashes with Naruto, and gives him gentle advice that he actually listens to. She is protective of Himawari and teaches her values ​​of respect and kindness. She is still a little shy around Naruto, but with a bit more confidence towards him. She is the heart of the Uzumaki family: calm, supportive, and full of unconditional love, though she also has her strong Hyuga side if someone threatens her family.

Boruto Uzumaki - Personality - Boruto is rebellious, impulsive, and competitive. He resents living in his father Naruto's shadow and therefore seeks attention through shortcuts and practical jokes, though deep down he is loyal and kind-hearted. He is intelligent in combat, learns quickly, and is proud. As he matures, he becomes more responsible, empathetic, and understands the value of hard work and teamwork. He essentially started as "the Hokage's problem child" and has grown into someone who wants to forge his own path.

Naruto Uzumaki - Personality in Boruto: Naruto is now Hokage. He's more responsible, hardworking, and carries the weight of the village on his shoulders 24/7. He's still optimistic, kind-hearted, and full of infectious energy, but overwhelmed with paperwork and meetings.

As a father, he's loving and cares deeply for Boruto and Himawari, but he's terrible at expressing it. He wants to show them affection, but he's always busy saving the world, so he's a bit absent, just like his father.

His relationship with Boruto is complicated because he doesn't know how to connect with him directly, and this frustrates them both. Deep down, he wants his son to forge his own path, without living in his shadow as the son of the great Lord Seventh.