The upcoming episode 5 of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" will feature the arrival of Mitsuki to the series and how his presence in the academy will make an impact on Boruto and company.

After featuring the battle of the sexes anime style in the recently concluded "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" episode 4, the excitement of the newest anime series, which has taken fans by storm, will offer another exciting episode with the arrival of Mitsuki, Orochimaru's synthetic son.

It has been learned that Mitsuki ran away from Orochimaru to live his own life. As he seeks a new path for himself, he will find himself joining Boruto in the academy. There, he will leave Boruto and his friends in awe not only because of his impressive fighting skills but because of his academic excellence, too.

It is said that it should not be surprising if Mitsuki is both physically and mentally impressive. As the synthetic creation of Orochimaru, his father/creator made sure that he is genetically perfect. Hence, it is totally understandable if he can stand on his own even if he goes against shinobis much older than he is. Reportedly, Mitsuki will be mysterious at first. However, he and Boruto will eventually form a bond in "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations."

According to reports, the arrival of Mitsuki is not the only thing worth anticipating for in the upcoming episode 5 of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations." Based on the synopsis of episode 5, the young shinobis may find themselves in action once more as a man who is repairing the school building will start acting violently.

"Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" episode 5 comes with the title "The Mysterious Transfer Student" and will be available for streaming over Crunchyroll and Hulu on May 3.

A week after the release of "The Mysterious Transfer Student," the anime is slated to air its episode 6 titled "The Final Lesson." Reportedly, this will feature Boruto, Shikadai, and Mitsuki heading to a place where they will meet Shino, who will be attacked by an enemy in the presence of the three young shinobis.