Thais Valdivia of Hobby Consolas stated that while Mitsuki's characterization was not properly executed in the film due to his limited appearances, his post-credit scenes would surprise the audience because of the revelation behind his heritage.[24] The Fandom Post writer Chris Homer expressed a similar belief regarding the limited exploration of Mitsuki's character until the film's ending.[25] Toon Zone felt that Mitsuki and Sarada provided good contrasts to Boruto in the film and also praised Robbie Daymond for his work as Mitsuki's English voice actor.[26] Similarly, Amy McNulty of Anime News Network praised Daymond's performance, saying that while being "calm, collected, and oftentimes emotionless, the voice helps lend the character much of his mystery".[27] Sarah Nelkin of Anime Now felt Mitsuki had no development in the film despite being a recurring fighter supporting the lead character.[28]