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He also wears a second necklace with an Uzumaki symbol pendant. His cloak has purple on the inside and has open collars folded downward. On his left arm, he wears a simple beige bracelet and a black, fingerless glove. After his master was imprisoned, Boruto began carrying Sasuke's sword. By age 16, he wears an outfit similar to his genin days, but with a beige belt that's flap hangs loosely, black pants reaching above his ankles with red lining on the ends, regular shinobi sandals, and thicker red lining around the ends of the jacket sleeves. He also continues to wear a black glove on his left hand, black cloak, and Uzumaki symbol necklace. He also resumes wearing Sasuke's forehead protector. Abilities[] Boruto's Kāma enlarging his Rasengan. Stemming from his two strong bloodlines, Boruto is a prodigy, regarded as able to accomplish anything in remarkably short periods of time. [17] Having inherited his paternal grandfather's genius and his father's unpredictability,[18] he scored at the top of his class by his Genin Exams, and is viewed as well-above the rest of his generation with chūnin-level prowess. [19] As a young child, Boruto was regarded as an elite who excels in all fields of combat.

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There, Tenma also encounters a boy under Hartmann's care named Dieter. When Tenma discovers Dieter's body is covered with bruises, he confronts Hartmann and takes Dieter to the hospital. Tenma then goes to another orphanage where the director Elna Tyce tells him that 511 Kinderheim was an East German experimental laboratory. 12"A Little Experiment"
Transliteration: "Sasayaka na Jikken" (Japanese: ささやかな実験)Hiroshi AoyamaTatsuhiko UrahataJune 23, 2004 (2004-06-23)November 16, 2009 Tenma learns that the orphans in 511 Kinderheim were part of a project to produce perfect soldiers through psychological reconstruction. However, during a power struggle, the fifty instructors and orphans were killed. Hartmann takes Dieter back from the hospital, and when Tenma visits Hartmann's apartment he realizes that Hartmann was at 511 Kinderheim and is now trying to reshape Dieter to be similar to Johan. At the ruins of the orphanage, Hartmann explains to Tenma that the battle was triggered by Johan and that General Wolf is the key to Johan's origins. Much to Hartmann's surprise, Dieter decides to reject him and leaves with Tenma. 13"Petra and Schumann"
Transliteration: "Petora to Shūman" (Japanese: ペトラとシューマン)Akane InoueKazuyuki FudeyasuJune 30, 2004 (2004-06-30)November 23, 2009 Tenma treats a local drunk after an accident, and then assists Dr. Schumann, the local doctor in treating the village residents. He visits an elderly woman who refuses to have herself examined when Tenma realizes that the woman has a subarachnoid hemorrhage he performs an impromptu operation to save her.