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· Amado learns about the 'Ten Directions' ability and Kasin Koji's survival, gaining the potential to reshape reality.
· 'Ten Directions' is an ability that shows possible branches of future outcomes, completely shattering the concept of a fixed future.
· Amado quietly acquires this information, and his silence amplifies the anxiety about what is to come.
· Sumire detects Amado's change in expression and senses an energy similar to Amado's past attempts to manipulate Kawaki.
· 'Ten Directions' is a tool Amado has dreamed of, and combined with his scientific inclination, it adds further danger.

· Amado, as a scientist rather than a warrior, thinks based on variables, inputs, outputs, and trial-and-error.
· The 'Ten Directions' ability gives him a 'laboratory' where failures become data and various outcomes can be experimented with.
· Kasin Koji used 'Ten Directions' for a noble purpose, but Amado is likely to exploit it for his own ambitions.
· Although Kasin Koji saw countless catastrophes and survival scenarios through 'Ten Directions', there was no mention of Amado's success or failure. This suggests that Amado's plan has not succeeded in any form, or that Kasin Koji is deliberately withholding information.

· All of Amado's actions stem from an obsession to revive his dead daughter, Akebi.
· He attempted various scientific methods, including trying to implant his daughter's soul into Kawaki's karma, but all failed.
· Amado wants to bring his daughter back as a living human, which carries meaning beyond simple resurrection.
· Among the many futures shown by Kasin Koji through 'Ten Directions', none mention Amado successfully reviving his daughter. This implies that Amado's goal may be impossible, or even if achieved, could lead to horrific consequences.
· Amado has demonstrated exceptional intelligence, such as playing 5D chess against Jigen and Itachi, and his ambition could lead to reality manipulation.

· As the Shinju threat enters its final stage, the story now needs a new main antagonist.
· The Boruto vs. Kawaki showdown is still premature, and Amado has been quietly preparing the next phase.
· This follows the classic Naruto storytelling pattern where seeds planted early grow into massive threats later.
· Amado fits perfectly into the current narrative flow, and his appearance foreshadows an unexpected twist and a new phase of the story.

· Amado is driven by three emotions: grief, a desire for control, and obsession.
· The grief of losing his daughter broke him, and his desire for control is how he copes with that grief.
· His obsession to revive his daughter leads him to cross moral boundaries, providing a justification for his actions.
· Amado sees himself not as a villain but as a desperate father, rationalizing his actions as 'human' decisions.
· He intends to defy nature and fate, reject death, and rewrite reality to bring his daughter back.

· Kasin Koji's 'Ten Directions' ability is passive, but Amado seeks to turn it into an active tool.
· He will research ways to intentionally activate the 'Ten Directions' ability, which could lead to experiments on reality.
· If Amado fully controls the 'Ten Directions' ability, reality manipulation—not prediction—will commence.
· This mirrors the role of Kurozetsu, manipulating powerful figures from the shadows as he moves toward his ultimate goal.
· Amado aims not to destroy the world but to reconstruct reality to achieve his desired outcomes.

· Boruto raises questions about the consequences when humans attempt to wield god-like power.
· Science itself is neutral, but Amado uses it to defy nature and destiny.
· His actions pose the question of the point where saving someone destroys everything else.
· While many focus on battles and power scaling, the real threat lies with Amado, who quietly observes and analyzes the situation.
· Amado seeks to understand the world and find a way to break it without needing to overwhelm it. Now that he knows of the 'Ten Directions' ability, he is closer than ever to his goal.