The field trip comes to an end and Boruto and his friends return to Hidden Leaf; Himawari gets upset at Boruto for forgetting to bring her a souvenir, and when Boruto tries to beg forgiveness, he misses his chance, causing things to deteriorate.

Boruto urges Kagura to return with him, but Kagura rejects him and attacks, unable to defy Shizuma's spell; Mitsuki steps between the two and reveals he obtained hard evidence of the rebellion, prompting Shizuma to attack directly.

Mizukage Chojuro, Boruto and Sarada confront Shizuma and the New Seven Shinobi Swordsmen; when Shizuma summons a fog to separate the allies, Sarada must do combat with a kunoichi, Buntan Kurosuki, while Boruto begins fighting Kagura.

The group calling themselves the New Seven Ninja Swordsmen begin an insurrection to turn their village back into the Blood Mist Village; the current and previous Mizukage want to execute the perpetrators, but Boruto makes a plea for their lives.

Kagura makes up his mind to accept the famed sword Hiramekarei from Chojuro, but unwittingly becomes part of a plot set up by Kagura's old acquaintance, Shizuma Hoshigaki, a man who opposes the new, peaceful shinobi order.

Tsurushi Hachiya, Kagura's former classmate at the academy, finds Boruto and his friends irritating, so he kidnaps Denki; Kagura and Boruto set out to rescue him, and they find themselves in a battle against Hachiya and his crew.

Boruto and his classmates are invited to tour the Hidden Mist Academy under Kagura and Chojuro's escort; Chojuro arranges for Boruto to have a sparring match with Kagura.

Boruto and his classmates head to the Village Hidden in the Mist for a field trip with Kagura Karatachi as the village guide; despite the war having long ended, dissatisfaction lingers among some Hidden Mist Shinobi.

The Five Kage arrive in Hidden Leaf Village for a summit and Boruto wants to pull a prank despite heightened security; Sarada sets her sights on becoming Hokage; the Five Kage hold a briefing concerning Kaguya Otsutsuki.

Determined to rescue Sakura, Sarada pursues Shin with Sasuke, Naruto and Cho-Cho; after brutal battles with Shin's clones along the way, Sarada observes the bond of trust between Sasuke and Sakura, who haven't seen each other in years.

Shin captures Sakura and even Naruto's exceptional tracking skills cannot locate her; Sasuke discovers countless Sharingan embedded in Shin's arm and the group follows clues to Orochimaru's old lab, where the criminal researched Forbidden Jutsu.

Sarada arrives at the tower to meet her father, but Sasuke hurts her with his awkward response; before Naruto and Cho-Cho can think of something to help, a father-son duo calling themselves Shin Uchiha attacks with their Sharingan.

Sasuke sends a message to Naruto about a man possessing the Sharingan; Sarada, who has doubts about her mother's identity, joins Cho-Cho on a journey to find her father, but they run into Sasuke's attacker.

Naruto chases Boruto around the village after Boruto pulls a prank, which reminds Sarada of her father, Sasuke, whom she hasn't seen since she was a baby; after finding a picture of Sasuke with a young woman, Sarada searches for the woman's identity.

When Boruto's sister, Himawari, gets sick, Boruto's resentment of his father's focus on duty instead of family comes to the surface.

When Sarada accidentally leaves a teddy bear intended to a hospitalized child on a train, she goes back to find it; Cho-Cho joins in the search.

As exams loom, Boruto and his friends try to help Denki and Iwabe with training and studying, but their attempts risk making the students' performances even worse.

In the aftermath of the Ghost Incident, Boruto's mysterious new power disappears; the classmates must choose three-person teams, but Boruto and Mitsuki have trouble finding a student to join them; Boruto and Shino worry about Sumire.

The mysterious person behind the monster attack aims to settle a grudge with Hidden Leaf Village in memory of Danzo Shimura, a former elite ANBU operative; Boruto uses his special sight to follow the monster back to its master.

Mitsuki explains what she knows about the Ghost incidents; Sai's investigation identifies the culprit, surprising Naruto and his advisors; a sudden monster attack pulls the Sixth Hokage, Kakashi, out of retirement.

When Ghost incidents suddenly cease, Boruto and his classmates wonder why; Mitsuki questions his classmates to better understand the changes happening to him; a mysterious chakra begins to spread throughout the village.

More than two years have passed since the most recent adventures in the Hidden Leaf Village, ample time for ninja wannabe Naruto Uzumaki to have developed skills worthy of recognition and respect. The hyperactive youngster has trained extensively with Jiraiya-sama and returned to Konoha to reunite with friends and, perhaps, partake in more pranks than schoolwork. But Naruto is more determined than ever to become the greatest ninja, and his hard-earned improvements are put to the ultimate test against newer, stronger enemies. "Naruto: Shippuden" is adapted from Part II of the "Naruto" comic book series by Masashi Kishimoto.