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The first thing I wanted to point out is that the VSBW’s interpretation of “the creation of the world,” or rather “the worlds,” is actually a mistranslation. It’s an unreliable rendering that doesn’t align at all with the original Japanese text, which conveys a completely different meaning. I want to make that clear before we go any further. In any case, I’ll provide the panels, the evidence, and everything necessary to demonstrate that it’s indeed a poor translation — and that, in reality, the text refers to a single god, a single world, and the concept of Genesis. But we’ll get into that later.
1.we’ll demonstrate the relativity of the gods. Each god, when they ascend to godhood — the divine realm — stands on equal footing with the others. The Ōtsutsuki, once they become gods, all share the same level of divinity. They possess relative equality in terms of their techniques and characteristics, meaning they are all capable of the same feats. In fact, all the Ōtsutsuki strive to reach this perfect divine state. There’s no clear hierarchy shown so far, no indication that one is superior to another. So we should assume that all gods exist as equals.
2.we’ll focus on the creation of the world, which operates on a universal scale. That’s what the second point will be about — proving that creation functions at that vast, cosmic level.
3. The term "GENESIS" here is used for narrative context no intention to harm/use/link directly to fictional gods.
4. The Term "OMNIPOTENCE" Used here refers to the RW MANIP/INFO MANIP T2 that Shibai already has on his profile. "OMNIPOTENT"&"OMNISCIENT" are Narrative Context too.
All the Ōtsutsuki share a common goal — to achieve perfection, to become what can truly be called a “god.” In the past, the Ōtsutsuki were seen and worshipped as gods in general. However, they aren’t true gods by nature — they’re alien beings. To become genuine gods, they must attain perfection by repeatedly consuming the divine chakra fruit and endlessly continuing the karmic cycle, again and again, until they reach a state where they can no longer evolve further — and at that point, they ascend into divinity.
So, all Ōtsutsuki are ultimately striving toward the same goal. This already establishes a kind of relativity among them. As described by Isshiki, and mentioned by both Momoshiki and Shikamaru, a god is perfect, unique, peerless, and flawless. Thus, every god shares these same divine qualities.
In chapters 79 of Boruto, Momoshiki explicitly describes the attributes of a god :Omnipotent,omniscience and Master the omnipotence. These traits themselves imply an equality among the gods, since they all possess the same fundamental nature.
Furthermore, in chapter 79, Momoshiki tells Boruto that he doesn’t know how many times an Ōtsutsuki who has become a god has manipulated human memory. This means that all divine Ōtsutsuki — all those who have reached godhood — have this same ability to alter human perception. Once again, that shows a kind of relativity. Momoshiki never makes distinctions between them. He doesn’t say “one god did this” or “only one god can do that.” The only specific divine act he refers to is the creation of the world where he use a Singular term cause he is talking about the Universe of Naruto/boruto but ig even if we assume the translation of "gods" and "worlds" it wouldn't change anything.
And that creation isn’t necessarily unique to a single god. If one god is capable of performing such a feat, then another god — being of the same nature — should also be capable of it. This is because they all share the same divine relativity. Every Ōtsutsuki seeks to reach the same ultimate state of existence, and no hierarchy among the gods has been shown so far. We can’t say that one god can perform an act that another cannot.
Now, in context, we know that Shibai Ōtsutsuki is the only confirmed god-like being introduced so far. But since Momoshiki never explicitly names him when speaking about “the god” who created the world, we can’t definitively conclude he was referring to Shibai. We can argue that it likely was him, but strictly speaking, all we can assert is that a god-like Shibai — an Ōtsutsuki of the same divine level — accomplished it.
In the Road of Boruto guidebook, it’s stated that “an Ōtsutsuki became a god,” referring to Eida’s Omnipotence who comes from shibai. This could indeed imply Shibai, but we don’t need to go that far for our reasoning. What matters is that this act was performed by a god of the same power and nature as Shibai.
Therefore, the creation of the world — or more accurately, the creation of the universe, as we’ll later demonstrate via the panels — can be achieved by Shibai Ōtsutsuki just as it could by any other divine Ōtsutsuki introduced in the future of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex.
Since all divine beings share the same attributes and characteristics, they exist in a state of relativity. Their ultimate goal is to become one and the same perfect being — to reach the same state of existence as that flawless god.
In chapter 79, according to the VSBW translation, the panel supposedly says, “The gods used omnipotence to create worlds.” But that’s actually incorrect. The accurate translation from Japanese states that “God created the world, and every constituent of that world was formed through omnipotence.”
So, it’s talking about one god and one world, not multiple gods and multiple worlds. And even if we were to assume the plural form — several gods and several worlds — it still wouldn’t change the scale of the act, which remains universal in nature. Let’s break this down.
The key term used to describe this act of creation is “Genesis.” This is a biblical term deliberately chosen by Kishimoto and Ikemoto, and it carries profound meaning. “Genesis” refers to the creation of the universe itself — the beginning of everything, the formation of heaven and earth, an absolute and flawless act of creation that marks the origin of all existence.
So, this already tells us that the text isn’t describing the creation of just a planet. The reference to the “beginning of the universe” — to “the creation of heaven and earth” — clearly points to the entire cosmological structure of the Naruto/Boruto universe.
Momoshiki explicitly states that through omnipotence, God created every constituent of this universe — every single thing that exists — all the way down to the fundamental building blocks of reality. In other words, the very essence of existence itself was shaped by omnipotence.
Because of the use of the term Genesis, it’s clear that the scope of this creation is not just Planetary.
We can reinforce this interpretation by examining Eida’s case. Eida possesses omnipotence, but she cannot fully control it, precisely because she isn’t an Ōtsutsuki or a divine being capable of perfect mastery over such a power. Even with limited control, she granted a relatively minor wish: fulfilling Kawaki’s subconscious desire to swap lives with Boruto so that he could become Naruto’s son.
Despite how small that wish seems, its consequences were massive. Eida’s uncontrolled omnipotence affected a beyond planetary scale going into outer spaces — and even extended to other dimensions, such as Code’s Dimension with juubi. That’s an interdimensional-scale effect from a flawed or partial use of omnipotence
Now, to suggest that a divine Ōtsutsuki god — one who is truly omnipotent and omniscient, and who wields omnipotence with absolute perfection — would be capable of less than Eida (or even only as much as Eida) would be just illogical.
The divine Ōtsutsuki gods fully master omnipotence.Their creative capacity operates at its maximum potential. Therefore, when the "GOD" is said to have created “the world” and “every constituent of it,” it must logically refer to the creation of the entire universe — the full space-time continuum of the Naruto/Boruto cosmology.
So, in conclusion:
All these linguistic, narrative, and thematic clues converge on one point — the Ōtsutsuki gods created the universe itself, along with every layer and law that defines its reality. Whether it was Shibai or another divine Ōtsutsuki is secondary, because Shibai mastered the Omnipotence anyways and They all possess the same omnipotence, the same attributes, and the same divine nature. Therefore, the feat of creating the universe applies collectively to the Ōtsutsuki gods as a whole, not to one individual alone like said before.
SHIBAI
SCALING FINALITY: UNIVERSAL + IN AP/RANGE(DURA,STRIKING... ARE NOT INCLUDED ONLY AP/RANGE) WITH REALITY WARPING/INFORMATION MANIP TYPE 2 FOR ALL OHTSUTSUKI GODS(Shibai Post Ascension and others if they are Introduced). (My second Thread so i'm sorry if there are Mistakes)
THANKS TO @Ghost and @TONYJC(He gave mostly all the panels)
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1.we’ll demonstrate the relativity of the gods. Each god, when they ascend to godhood — the divine realm — stands on equal footing with the others. The Ōtsutsuki, once they become gods, all share the same level of divinity. They possess relative equality in terms of their techniques and characteristics, meaning they are all capable of the same feats. In fact, all the Ōtsutsuki strive to reach this perfect divine state. There’s no clear hierarchy shown so far, no indication that one is superior to another. So we should assume that all gods exist as equals.
2.we’ll focus on the creation of the world, which operates on a universal scale. That’s what the second point will be about — proving that creation functions at that vast, cosmic level.
3. The term "GENESIS" here is used for narrative context no intention to harm/use/link directly to fictional gods.
4. The Term "OMNIPOTENCE" Used here refers to the RW MANIP/INFO MANIP T2 that Shibai already has on his profile. "OMNIPOTENT"&"OMNISCIENT" are Narrative Context too.
All the Ōtsutsuki share a common goal — to achieve perfection, to become what can truly be called a “god.” In the past, the Ōtsutsuki were seen and worshipped as gods in general. However, they aren’t true gods by nature — they’re alien beings. To become genuine gods, they must attain perfection by repeatedly consuming the divine chakra fruit and endlessly continuing the karmic cycle, again and again, until they reach a state where they can no longer evolve further — and at that point, they ascend into divinity.
So, all Ōtsutsuki are ultimately striving toward the same goal. This already establishes a kind of relativity among them. As described by Isshiki, and mentioned by both Momoshiki and Shikamaru, a god is perfect, unique, peerless, and flawless. Thus, every god shares these same divine qualities.
In chapters 79 of Boruto, Momoshiki explicitly describes the attributes of a god :Omnipotent,omniscience and Master the omnipotence. These traits themselves imply an equality among the gods, since they all possess the same fundamental nature.
Furthermore, in chapter 79, Momoshiki tells Boruto that he doesn’t know how many times an Ōtsutsuki who has become a god has manipulated human memory. This means that all divine Ōtsutsuki — all those who have reached godhood — have this same ability to alter human perception. Once again, that shows a kind of relativity. Momoshiki never makes distinctions between them. He doesn’t say “one god did this” or “only one god can do that.” The only specific divine act he refers to is the creation of the world where he use a Singular term cause he is talking about the Universe of Naruto/boruto but ig even if we assume the translation of "gods" and "worlds" it wouldn't change anything.
And that creation isn’t necessarily unique to a single god. If one god is capable of performing such a feat, then another god — being of the same nature — should also be capable of it. This is because they all share the same divine relativity. Every Ōtsutsuki seeks to reach the same ultimate state of existence, and no hierarchy among the gods has been shown so far. We can’t say that one god can perform an act that another cannot.
Now, in context, we know that Shibai Ōtsutsuki is the only confirmed god-like being introduced so far. But since Momoshiki never explicitly names him when speaking about “the god” who created the world, we can’t definitively conclude he was referring to Shibai. We can argue that it likely was him, but strictly speaking, all we can assert is that a god-like Shibai — an Ōtsutsuki of the same divine level — accomplished it.
In the Road of Boruto guidebook, it’s stated that “an Ōtsutsuki became a god,” referring to Eida’s Omnipotence who comes from shibai. This could indeed imply Shibai, but we don’t need to go that far for our reasoning. What matters is that this act was performed by a god of the same power and nature as Shibai.
Therefore, the creation of the world — or more accurately, the creation of the universe, as we’ll later demonstrate via the panels — can be achieved by Shibai Ōtsutsuki just as it could by any other divine Ōtsutsuki introduced in the future of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex.
Since all divine beings share the same attributes and characteristics, they exist in a state of relativity. Their ultimate goal is to become one and the same perfect being — to reach the same state of existence as that flawless god.
In chapter 79, according to the VSBW translation, the panel supposedly says, “The gods used omnipotence to create worlds.” But that’s actually incorrect. The accurate translation from Japanese states that “God created the world, and every constituent of that world was formed through omnipotence.”
So, it’s talking about one god and one world, not multiple gods and multiple worlds. And even if we were to assume the plural form — several gods and several worlds — it still wouldn’t change the scale of the act, which remains universal in nature. Let’s break this down.
The key term used to describe this act of creation is “Genesis.” This is a biblical term deliberately chosen by Kishimoto and Ikemoto, and it carries profound meaning. “Genesis” refers to the creation of the universe itself — the beginning of everything, the formation of heaven and earth, an absolute and flawless act of creation that marks the origin of all existence.
So, this already tells us that the text isn’t describing the creation of just a planet. The reference to the “beginning of the universe” — to “the creation of heaven and earth” — clearly points to the entire cosmological structure of the Naruto/Boruto universe.
Momoshiki explicitly states that through omnipotence, God created every constituent of this universe — every single thing that exists — all the way down to the fundamental building blocks of reality. In other words, the very essence of existence itself was shaped by omnipotence.
Because of the use of the term Genesis, it’s clear that the scope of this creation is not just Planetary.
We can reinforce this interpretation by examining Eida’s case. Eida possesses omnipotence, but she cannot fully control it, precisely because she isn’t an Ōtsutsuki or a divine being capable of perfect mastery over such a power. Even with limited control, she granted a relatively minor wish: fulfilling Kawaki’s subconscious desire to swap lives with Boruto so that he could become Naruto’s son.
Despite how small that wish seems, its consequences were massive. Eida’s uncontrolled omnipotence affected a beyond planetary scale going into outer spaces — and even extended to other dimensions, such as Code’s Dimension with juubi. That’s an interdimensional-scale effect from a flawed or partial use of omnipotence
Now, to suggest that a divine Ōtsutsuki god — one who is truly omnipotent and omniscient, and who wields omnipotence with absolute perfection — would be capable of less than Eida (or even only as much as Eida) would be just illogical.
The divine Ōtsutsuki gods fully master omnipotence.Their creative capacity operates at its maximum potential. Therefore, when the "GOD" is said to have created “the world” and “every constituent of it,” it must logically refer to the creation of the entire universe — the full space-time continuum of the Naruto/Boruto cosmology.
So, in conclusion:
All these linguistic, narrative, and thematic clues converge on one point — the Ōtsutsuki gods created the universe itself, along with every layer and law that defines its reality. Whether it was Shibai or another divine Ōtsutsuki is secondary, because Shibai mastered the Omnipotence anyways and They all possess the same omnipotence, the same attributes, and the same divine nature. Therefore, the feat of creating the universe applies collectively to the Ōtsutsuki gods as a whole, not to one individual alone like said before.
SHIBAI
SCALING FINALITY: UNIVERSAL + IN AP/RANGE(DURA,STRIKING... ARE NOT INCLUDED ONLY AP/RANGE) WITH REALITY WARPING/INFORMATION MANIP TYPE 2 FOR ALL OHTSUTSUKI GODS(Shibai Post Ascension and others if they are Introduced). (My second Thread so i'm sorry if there are Mistakes)
THANKS TO @Ghost and @TONYJC(He gave mostly all the panels)
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. I share similar thoughts so I'm inclined to agree but I'm not seeing the scans, waiting for someone to confirm if it's just me
