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Maybe it's because some people think the story and character development in Boruto don't live up to the standards of its predecessor, Naruto.

The legitimacy of manga adaptations into anime depends on several factors. Sometimes, they stick closely to the original plot, characters, and art style. But in other cases, they might make changes to fit the animation format or to add new elements for entertainment value.

The cartoon Aquaman often showcases his super strength and ability to control and communicate with sea creatures. He's also depicted as a brave hero protecting the ocean.

I have no idea. Maybe they have no direct connection at all.

Well, one possibility is that the character inside the bubble is being carried away by a strong wind and has to figure out how to control the movement. Another could be that there are dangerous creatures outside the bubble trying to get in.

Penguin man and Batman have some common traits like being heroes fighting against evil. But Batman is often more serious and dark, while Penguin man might have a quirkier or more comical side.

It's probably some kind of adult-oriented or risqué material featuring scantily clad or nude catwomen. But such comics might not be suitable for all audiences.

The star might offer a more modern take or have enhanced visuals, but the original comic often holds the core essence and charm.

The appeal lies in its engaging storyline, cool visuals, and the way it showcases Iron Man's intelligence and heroism. There's also a good mix of humor and drama that keeps viewers hooked.

It could have big, evil-looking eyes, sharp teeth, and a spiky tail along with the horns.