A new "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" trailer has been released.
Anime News Network reported that the film's official website has streamed a 15-second web commercial. The "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" trailer previewed the film's theme song by KANA-BOON, entitled "Diver."
The latest footage showed the film's protagonist, Boruto, with Sarada and Mitsuki. Boruto and Sarada were asking Mitsuki about his parents. Mitsuki revealed his parents' names but it was edited out of the "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" trailer.
"The new generation's three-man cell," the teaser stated. "The astonishing truth in theaters!"
It was previously reported that Mitsuki is "an enigma shrouded in many mysteries. A boy with a composed expression... His slightly-long white hair has a waviness to it." His name literally means "full moon" in Japanese. He was not featured in the manga but he was in the "Naruto: The Seventh Hokage" and Scarlet Spring sequel manga miniseries.
There are speculations on whether Mitsuki will be an ally or another villain in the movie. Mitsuki may be more than just a ninja academy student at the Konoha village. He may be working with Orochimaru or he could be the legendary Sannin's new vessel.
Along with the mysterious Mitsuki's questionable allegiance, tension between Naruto and Sasuke will definitely change as Uchiha trains Boruto. It is highly likely that Naruto's son will become the greatest ninja of all time if he is able to acquire his father's sage skills and rasengan chakra molding abilities as well as learning Sasuke's fire and lightning technique at the same time.
It was also rumored that Boruto, Mitsuki and Sarada may compose the New Team 7. This will follow the story of the manga spin-off "Naruto Gaiden: The Seventh Hokage." It was also rumored that the three "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" characters might be involved in a love triangle.
Other confirmed "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" characters were Inojin, Shikadai and Chocho. "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" will premiere in Japan this August and will most likely be shipped to Japan this fall.
