Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections Leak Confirms Remaining DLC Characters
A dataminer has found evidence that confirms previous leaks revealing who the next three characters coming to Naruto x Boruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections are.
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections might already have one of the largest rosters in a fighting game (and certainly of the whole Ultimate Ninja Storm series), but that doesn't mean there aren't a bunch of characters who aren't playable yet. We've already seen two new fighters come as part of the season pass, Hagoromo Otsutsuki and Isshiki Otsutsuki, but there are several more we don't officially know about.
Just after Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections released, a leak suggested that the five characters coming as part of the first season pass are Hagoromo Otsutsuki, Isshiki Otsutsuki, Kurenai, Kawaki (Karma), and Boruto (Momoshiki). So far, two of those have been spot-on, and now there's some in-game evidence for the remaining fighters.
As highlighted by Twitter user PS360HD2, a leak from dataminer NarutoExplorer has seemingly confirmed the next three characters coming to Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections, as well as revealing some new skins coming to the game. The remaining DLC content for the game has seemingly been confirmed thanks to character selection profile images, which NarutoExplorer says are already in the game files.
The third character in the season pass and seemingly the next to come to the game is Kurenai, who fans have been wanting to see since the first Ultimate Ninja Storm. The fourth fighter is Kawaki's Karma form, who does actually make an appearance in Connections as Kawaki's Awakening, but is seemingly being turned into his own fighter altogether.
Finally, there's a new version of Boruto where he's taken over by Momoshiki. Unlike Kawaki's Karma form, Momoshiki Boruto isn't in Connections at all, which makes him an obvious but exciting inclusion that I'm a little surprised isn't already in the game considering how important he is in the anime.
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