You're referring to the Boruto anime and its themes of unity!
Every thematic unity requires its opposite. The villainous organization Kara is a perversion of the shinobi village system. They have no loyalty, no shared history, and no emotional bonds. Members like Jigen and Kashin Koji operate alone, and the Inners actively betray each other. Kara’s goal is to plant a Divine Tree, an act of consuming all life into a single, lonely godhood. The anime contrasts Kara’s fractured, power-hungry isolation with the Allied Shinobi Forces’ cooperative defense. In the final arc of Part 1, when Naruto, Sasuke, Boruto, and Kawaki stand together against Isshiki Otsutsuki, it is the ultimate statement: unity is not a weakness but the only weapon against absolute, consuming power. boruto anime unity
If the adult world represents broken or artificial unity, the new Team 7—Boruto, Sarada, and Mitsuki—represents its raw, messy reality. Unlike the original Team 7, whose unity was forged in shared trauma (the Land of Waves, the Chunin Exams), the new team begins as a collection of gifted but isolated individuals. Boruto is arrogant, Sarada is by-the-book, and Mitsuki is an enigmatic synthetic human. Their unity is not immediate. It is tested repeatedly: by the Deepa arc (where they are brutally defeated due to lack of coordination), by the Mugino’s death, and by Mitsuki’s defection to the Fabrications. You're referring to the Boruto anime and its themes of unity