How tall is Boruto Uzumaki?

Boruto is 110 cm tall. That compact stature makes his forceful confidence especially noticeable on screen.

Who voices Boruto Uzumaki in English?

Amanda Celine Miller voices Boruto in English. Yuuko Sanpei performs the Japanese voice.

Where can I watch Boruto Uzumaki?

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations (2017) streams on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix. It is the place to start with his story.

Is Boruto worth watching for?

Yes, if you enjoy a lead whose confidence can be both charming and frustrating. His swordfighter role gives his determination a physical presence, while his personality supplies the argument you may keep having with him.

Boruto Uzumaki

Naruto universe

Boruto Uzumaki watches the world with the impatience of someone sure he can handle the next challenge himself. That confidence gives his scenes a bright, restless charge, but it also leaves room for the discomfort of seeing a young person test the limits of what he can do. The pleasure is in that friction: boldness can be funny, impressive, and a little exhausting, sometimes in the same moment.

By Mika Tanabe

Appearance

At 110 cm, Boruto has a compact physical presence that can make his self-assurance read as especially striking. The contrast is part of how he registers on screen: the certainty in his posture and choices seems to reach beyond his size. His swordfighter identity also gives that physicality a clear focus. Watching him, you pay attention to the decisions made with his body, not just to whether a movement looks impressive.

Personality

Boruto's confidence is active, not polished. He gives the impression of someone who would rather make a move and deal with the response than wait until every doubt has been settled. That makes him enjoyable company when his energy is playful, and prickly when it starts to look like he expects the world to accommodate him. I find that tension more convincing than a simple portrait of a gifted young hero. His certainty is part of his appeal, but it is also a source of friction, and the character works best when the series lets both sides remain visible.

Boruto Uzumaki’s Story

Spoiler-free introduction

Early on, Boruto is best approached as a young lead with a strong sense of his own direction. The series asks you to spend time with his confidence before deciding what you think of it. He can be spirited and funny, yet his certainty can also put distance between what he wants and what other people need from him. That mix gives even his lighter scenes a little edge. His story is easier to enjoy when you let his attitude be part of the experience instead of expecting him to be instantly agreeable.

Spoilers beyond the early character setup

As the story develops, Boruto's confidence becomes a useful measure of how he is changing. The key is not to treat every setback as a lesson that neatly fixes him. His choices keep their force because they come from a recognisable conviction, and the viewer has to decide when that conviction deserves support and when it deserves resistance. The series becomes more interesting when you notice how much weight he gives to acting on his own terms. That ongoing pressure gives his growth a personal texture without requiring him to become a different person altogether.

Abilities

Boruto is a swordfighter, so action involving him has an immediate physical point of focus. The appeal of that role lies in watching commitment become visible: a decision has to be carried through in movement, and hesitation or confidence can register before anyone explains it. His scenes suit viewers who enjoy action with personality attached, where the fighter's attitude matters alongside the outcome. The sword is not a shortcut to understanding him; it gives his determination a form the audience can read.

Relationships

Naruto Uzumaki: Naruto gives Boruto's story a personal point of reference that is easy to feel even before you know where their connection leads. Their presence in the same character orbit makes questions of expectation and independence feel close to home, rather than abstract ideas attached to a young hero.
Himawari Uzumaki: Himawari offers a gentler point of reference for Boruto. When the story brings them into focus together, the contrast helps show that his boldness is only one part of how he relates to the people around him.

Watch Boruto Uzumaki’s Story

Start with Boruto: Naruto Next Generations (2017). Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix are the legal places to watch it. If you are deciding whether to commit, expect a character-led experience built around Boruto's energy and the reactions it draws from people around him. The best reason to continue is not a promise that every choice he makes will win you over. It is the chance to watch a confident young person learn what his confidence costs, while still holding onto the spark that made him compelling in the first place. Give the early episodes room to establish his temperament, then judge how well that temperament carries the story for you.

Start here: Boruto: Naruto Next Generations (2017) — on Crunchyroll, Hulu, Netflix

Boruto: Naruto Next GenerationsMain · 2017
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Questions

How tall is Boruto Uzumaki?: Boruto is 110 cm tall. That compact stature makes his forceful confidence especially noticeable on screen.
Who voices Boruto Uzumaki in English?: Amanda Celine Miller voices Boruto in English. Yuuko Sanpei performs the Japanese voice.
Where can I watch Boruto Uzumaki?: Boruto: Naruto Next Generations (2017) streams on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix. It is the place to start with his story.
Is Boruto worth watching for?: Yes, if you enjoy a lead whose confidence can be both charming and frustrating. His swordfighter role gives his determination a physical presence, while his personality supplies the argument you may keep having with him.

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Species: Celestial being
Family: Kawaki Uzumaki