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He heard
Momoshiki's thoughts, having identified Ada's entrancing ability, but was frustrated when Momoshiki refused to share details. Kawaki noticed his expression, and realising he was talking to Momoshiki, addressed Momoshiki himself, telling him to come out. Boruto tried to play it down, but Kawaki was determined. When Shikamaru convinced Kawaki to
stop it, he left, and Boruto followed him, losing track of Kawaki when he shrank himself. Boruto could still sense his presence, but couldn't pinpoint his location, so Shikamaru had him accompany Ada, who wanted to go out. He felt out of place while Ada and the girls shopped, and was teased by Daemon. When Daemon rushed out, intrigued by an intensity he felt from Himawari, Boruto explained she wasn't even a shinobi, and disapproved when he thought that Daemon had a crush on her. Boruto's right eye is scarred by Kawaki. Upon learning that Kawaki was somehow responsible for his parents vanishing, Boruto rushed off to look for him. Kawaki tried sealing Boruto away at the Hokage Rock, but Boruto fought it off with his Kāma. Boruto tried to reason with him, but Kawaki was determined to kill
over him being an Ōtsutsuki.
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Sailor Moon sparked a highly successful merchandising campaign of over 5,000 items[65] which contributed to demand internationally and translation into numerous languages. Sailor Moon has since become one of the most famous anime properties in the world. [69][70] Due to its resurgence of popularity in Japan, the series was rebroadcast on September 1, 2009. The series also began rebroadcasting in Italy in
Autumn 2011, receiving permission from Naoko Takeuchi, who released new artwork to promote its return. [24] Critics have commended the anime series for its portrayal of strong friendships[75] as well as for its large cast of "strikingly different" characters who have different dimensions and aspects to them as the story continues[76] and for an ability to appeal to a wide audience. [77] Writer Nicolas Penedo attributes the success of Sailor Moon to its fusion of the shōjo manga genre of magical girls with the Saint Seiya fighting teams.
Like the rest of his friends, he was called out to participate in Tomodachi
Game and has his trust in his friends put to the test. As the Game progresses, Yūichi is revealed to possess a vastly different side to himself: one that is ruthless, skilfully manipulative and merciless to his enemies, having an uncanny knack for decoding rules and people's essences. It is also hinted that he has a dark and bloody past, confirmed to have killed at least three people, two of them revealed to be his adopted parents. He opts to participate in the Adult Tomodachi Game and destroy its administration, even though later it was revealed that he was the one to came up with the idea of Tomodachi Game as a child, leading to its creation. Shiho Sawaragi (沢良宜志法, Sawaragi Shiho) Voiced by: Yume Miyamoto[2] (Japanese); Caitlin Glass[3] (English) Portrayed by: Rio Uchida,[6] Sayu Kubota (R4)[7] One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. Owing to her policeman father, she was brought up with a strong sense of morality and righteousness, which makes her well-liked among her peers. She has a crush on Yūichi. Because she had accidentally lost their class's trip funds, she earned the ire of her classmates and inadvertently paid the admission fee for their Tomodachi Game. Following her, Shibe and Kokorogi's release from the second round, she and Shibe are bullied by their classmates out of
suspicion and hatred, leading up to her disappearance. She reappears again on the administrators' side as a hostage due to her father looking into the Tomodachi Game while discovering the two traitors in her group. She later rejoins as a participant for Game #2.
