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Agari Kaisen

Character

Agari Kaisen leads the Kedōin Clan and counts Tsunade among his old friends. A cheerful showman skilled in the clan's face-copying art, he once staged an elaborate fake mission to test a trio of young Leaf genin on Tsunade's behalf.

Clan: Kedōin Clan
Status: Alive
Position: Head of the Kedōin Clan
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Appearance

Agari Kaisen wears his sleek black hair down to the shoulders, sets almond-shaped grey eyes beneath it, and grooms a very fine moustache.

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Personality

Brimming with good cheer, he is a gifted performer who slips easily into a role, though Tsunade would be quick to point out that he is far from without faults.

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History

His clan's specialty, the Face Copying Technique, is a refined form of transformation that lets its users take on another person's exact likeness. He put it to work during the Buried Gold Excavation Mission, which Tsunade handed to Naruto Uzumaki together with Kiba Inuzuka and Hinata Hyūga, warning that failing to recover a treasure chest for him would see them sent back to the Academy. Three of his clansmen copied the young ninja's forms and seized them, after which Agari announced he was off to crush the Hidden Leaf. The genin broke free, tracked him down, and beat him and his followers, only to learn the whole affair had been a staged final test. Satisfied, he let Tsunade pass the three, then handed her a bill on his way home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Agari Kaisen in Naruto?

Agari Kaisen is the head of the Kedoin Clan and an old friend of Tsunade. He is a cheerful showman skilled in his clan's face copying technique.

What is the Face Copying Technique?

The Face Copying Technique is the Kedoin Clan's signature ability, a refined transformation technique that lets its users take on another person's exact likeness. Agari Kaisen and his clansmen used it during the Buried Gold Excavation Mission.

What was the Buried Gold Excavation Mission?

The Buried Gold Excavation Mission was a test that Tsunade arranged with Agari Kaisen to challenge Naruto Uzumaki, Kiba Inuzuka, and Hinata Hyuga. Agari's clansmen used their Face Copying Technique to impersonate the genin and stage a fake threat, warning they would be sent back to the Academy if they failed.

Did Naruto and his teammates defeat Agari Kaisen?

Yes, after breaking free from the staged capture, Naruto, Kiba, and Hinata tracked Agari Kaisen down and defeated him and his followers, only to learn afterward that the entire ordeal had been a final test arranged by Tsunade.

What does Agari Kaisen look like?

Agari Kaisen wears his sleek black hair down to the shoulders, has almond shaped grey eyes, and grooms a very fine moustache.

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