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VISTORBELITUNG.COM,Since her introduction, Eida has been one of the most intriguing and complex characters in the Boruto universe. Armed with the extraordinary Shinjutsu ability to make anyone (except blood relatives and Ōtsutsuki) fall overwhelmingly in love with her, she initially focused her desires on Kawaki. However, as the story progresses in the sequel series, Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, the seeds of Eida’s affection are slowly but surely shifting toward the main protagonist, Boruto Uzumaki.
This change in Eida’s romantic focus is not just a cheap plot twist, but a rich character development that reveals the vulnerability beneath her god-like power.
The core of Eida's dilemma has always been the same: she craves true love a feeling uninfluenced by her power that compels affection. She initially believed Kawaki, as one of the few completely immune to her charm, was the man destined for her.
However, the reality in Two Blue Vortex paints a different picture. Kawaki is utterly uninterested in Eida; he only sees her as a tool to achieve his goal of protecting Naruto and eliminating Boruto. Kawaki treats her coldly and tends to exploit her powers.
On the other hand, Boruto emerges as someone truly immune to Eida's charm, not because of a similar lineage to Kawaki, but because he is a true Ōtsutsuki vessel. What sets Boruto apart, however, is the way he interacts with Eida. Boruto shows no romantic interest, but he is also not cruel or cold.
The Appeal of Boruto's "Singularity"
Eida, who possesses the Senrigan ability to observe everything happening, frequently spies on Boruto during his exile and training. Through this surveillance, she witnesses a side of Boruto that is rarely seen:
Unwavering Resolve: Boruto demonstrates incredible courage and an unyielding determination to protect Konoha and those he loves, even though the whole world hates him due to Eida's Omnipotence effect.
Kindness and Empathy: Boruto often shows genuine kindness, even toward those who should be his enemies a quality that sharply contrasts with Kawaki. Boruto also displayed deep maturity and insight during a conversation with Mitsuki, which Eida happened to overhear.
A Worthy Equal: Eida desperately wants someone who can see her as more than just an object of charm. Boruto is one of the handful of people in the world who meet this criterion. For Eida, Boruto represents the chance for an authentic connection something impossible with everyone else.
Slowly, Eida's curiosity transforms into admiration, and that admiration begins to blossom into genuine romantic feelings.
The Dangerous Emotional Consequences
Eida's shifting heart has major implications for the plot:
Threat to Kawaki: If Eida truly changes sides, Kawaki will lose his most powerful ally. This could trigger more extreme actions from Kawaki.
An Unlikely Alliance: Eida's feelings might lead her to switch sides. Her Senrigan power and Daemon (her fiercely protective younger brother) would become invaluable assets for Boruto in facing the threat of the Shinju and Code.
Emotional Intrigue: Eida falling for Boruto will create a complex love triangle involving herself, Boruto, and Sarada Uchiha, whose feelings for Boruto are also a major driving force in the storyline.
In Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, Eida is no longer just an antagonist with terrifying power. She is a lonely young woman with a god's abilities who finally finds the hope for genuine love in the figure of the world's most wanted hero, Boruto Uzumaki. This development promises intense emotional conflict and unexpected alliances, making Eida's journey one of the most anticipated by fans.