Boruto- Naruto Next Generations -dub- Episode 88 -

One of the highlights of the dub in this episode is the chemistry between the voice actors during the training sequence. Boruto struggles to compress his Rasengan into a smaller, denser ball—a technique that requires chakra control far beyond his current level. The English script does an excellent job of localizing Boruto’s internal monologue, making his frustration relatable.

Concurrently, we cut to the villain’s side. Deepa (Imari Williams) is given more depth here. His smooth, almost bored tone in the English dub makes him a chilling contrast to the emotional young ninjas. He treats the hunt for Team 7 as a game. Furthermore, we see the introduction of Victor (voiced by Kirk Thornton), a Kara Outer who manipulates the situation from the shadows. The dubbing of Victor adds a layer of elderly menace, his voice cracking with false kindness. Boruto- Naruto Next Generations -Dub- Episode 88

Episode 88 isn't just a filler fight; it is a thesis statement for the new generation. It proves that teamwork isn't just about friendship speeches—it's about trusting your teammates to cover your blind spots. One of the highlights of the dub in

It is a tense, well-animated tactical battle that finally gives the audience permission to root for Boruto not because he is Naruto's son, but because he is a capable ninja in his own right. Concurrently, we cut to the villain’s side

Rating: 8.5/10 – The moment the training wheels came off.

If you enjoyed the intensity of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations - Dub - Episode 88, you are in for a treat. The next few dubbed episodes (89, 90, and the famous Episode 91) feature the climax of the Deepa fight and the introduction of Kashin Koji—a Kara member with ties to Jiraiya.

The dub continues to improve, with the voice actors settling into their roles. By Episode 98 (Sub: 178), the arc concludes with a major spoiler that will change Team 7 forever.