'Boruto: Naruto Next Generations' chapter 2 spoilers news 2016: How is Boruto able to master Rasengan in a day's time?

"Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" carries on and fans await its chapter 2 which is speculated to narrate how Sasuke agrees to train Boruto and to provide clarity to the mystery behind Boruto's successful performance of Rasengan after only a day of training.

The second chapter will also have a better look at the future of Konoha with its next generation Konoha ninja. This in turn raises the question of whether or not Naruto will actually soon die.

The previous chapter dedicated a significant number of pages to Boruto's monologue wherein he explained that the story to unfold will be about himself and the reason why he defied his father, Naruto. He also expressed his need for the attention of his father who happens to be the seventh Hokage and thus decided to focus on his work as Hokage. The frustrated Boruto was devising ways to show off and get the attention of his father, and perhaps even earn his admiration and praise. But none of Boruto's actions seem to work.

As a way of rebellion, Boruto later on decided against participating in the Chuunin exam but ended up being convinced by his teammates to do so.

Upon reaching home to celebrate his sister's birthday, he discovered that Naruto was a clone.

That was when Boruto decided to come up to Sasuke and ask him for his mentorship.

Chapter 2 is predicted to witness Sasuke taking on Boruto's request. Sasuke will train his new protégé to perform Rasengan which Boruto will achieve at the end of the day. Rasengan is a technique that even the fourth Hokage was able to effectively realize only after three months of training. An explanation for why Boruto will have been able to accomplish it in over a day is expected to be contained in chapter 2. After all, the chapter is said to also see Boruto fail in an attempt to use the same technique during the actual Chuunin exam.

It is also significant to note that in chapter 1, Boruto at some point found himself in a fight with an unknown ninja who warned him about being sent to the same place as Naruto. This led to the speculation that his father will be locked up somewhere, if not actually killed, in the future.

Since "Boruto: Naruto the Movie" was released in 2015, anime fans already have an idea about what they might have to expect from the manga version which offers a more detailed story of Boruto and his journey. Reports say that the latest chapter was fundamentally very much similar to the beginnings of "Boruto: Naruto the Movie."