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Gandō

Character

Gandō was a puppeteer of the Shirogane clan and one of the Shirogane Three, appearing in the game Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2. Bent on fully reviving his clan, he was willing to die for the cause, and did, falling to Naruto's Rasengan.

English Voice: Steven Blum
Japanese Voice: Kōji Ishii
Clan: Shirogane clan
Status: Deceased
Village & Affiliations: Shirogane clan, Shirogane Three
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Appearance

Tall and heavily built, Gandō kept his black hair braided and bound in a ponytail, with red marks over his eyes. His dress matched the rest of the Shirogane Three: a purple onmyōji-style robe bearing the clan crest, held closed by a dark red sash, with a red and a blue scroll strapped to his lower back. Faded purple trousers tucked into leg bandages, shinobi sandals, and a dark blue tassel on his left forearm completed the look.

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Personality

A single goal consumed him, the total revival of the Shirogane clan, and he placed it above his own survival, ready to take his own life if doing so brought the clan nearer to return.

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History

Like his kin, Gandō fought through puppets. His first appears as a silhouette beside those of Ibushi and Menō, and it crosses paths with Naruto, Sakura, and Kakashi in Kisaragi Village before withdrawing once it finds the spirit orb absent. He steps forward with the rest of the Shirogane Three after Menō fails to kill Naruto's group, then springs a trap when Konoha delivers the Spirit Orb: raising a barrier to lock out Kakashi and Guy while one of Menō's puppets seizes the orb. He turns his puppets on Naruto until the barrier breaks and battle erupts. With his puppets destroyed, Naruto's Rasengan finishes him, and with his last words he admits he was only bait so the puppets could escape with the orb, promising the clan will rise again once the Master Puppet is revived.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Gando in Naruto?

Gando is a puppeteer of the Shirogane clan and one of the Shirogane Three, appearing in the game Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2.

What is Gando's goal in Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2?

Gando is consumed by the goal of fully reviving the Shirogane clan, and he places that cause above his own survival, ready to die if it brings the clan closer to returning.

How does Gando die?

Once his puppets are destroyed, Naruto's Rasengan finishes Gando off. With his last words he admits he was only bait so the other puppets could escape with the Spirit Orb, promising the clan would rise again once the Master Puppet was revived.

How does Gando fight?

Like the rest of the Shirogane clan, Gando fights through puppets rather than direct combat, using one to raise a barrier that locks opponents like Kakashi and Guy out of a battle while another puppet seizes the Spirit Orb.

What does Gando look like?

Gando is tall and heavily built, with black hair braided into a ponytail and red marks over his eyes. He wears a purple onmyoji-style robe bearing the Shirogane clan crest, held with a dark red sash, along with scrolls strapped to his back and a dark blue tassel on his forearm.

Sources & Information

Looking for more on Gandō? The Naruto Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Naruto anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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