Naruto: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring

Sarada Uchiha grew up with her father away and starts doubting even who her mother is. When Sasuke turns up on a mission, she sneaks out to find him, joined by Naruto and her friend Chōchō. The reunion is cold and full of suspicion. A man called Shin Uchiha appears with an army of clones, kidnaps Sakura and says he wants to rebuild the clan. In the fight Sarada awakens her Sharingan and comes to understand her family. Naruto and Sasuke defeat Shin, and Sakura confirms she really is her mother. At the end, Sasuke heads back out, taps his daughter's forehead, and Sarada decides she'll become Hokage.

1. Behind the scenesTwo countries at once

   The 10-chapter miniseries ran from April 27 to July 6, 2015, simultaneously in the Japanese and English editions of Shōnen Jump.

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2. Behind the scenesA Sasuke in glasses

   Kishimoto pictured Sarada as a female Sasuke, "slightly dark but strong-hearted." Her outfit comes from one of Sakura's in Part I, and her glasses hide how much her eyes look like her father's.

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3. Behind the scenesNervous about a heroine

   Kishimoto worried about leading with a girl, unsure how a mostly male audience would react. To balance the tone, he gave Chōchō the comic relief.

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4. ReferenceIn Brazil

   Panini released it in Brazil on October 31, 2016, at 216 pages with an exclusive poster.

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