Lando

Round glasses and a mop of short, spiky black hair top Lando's small frame. His usual clothes run casual: a green short-sleeved top layered on a grey tee, with black shorts, matching shoes, and socks pulled up high.

Fairly ordinary as boys go, Lando still knows a thing or two about fishing. He cut in on Leo to claim his share of the credit for a good catch, yet kept clear of the quarrel that broke out afterward. Like his friends, he is easily swayed, marveling at Naruto's simple trick of standing on water and trying over and over to match it alongside Faz and Leo. Most of all, he pours his affection into the ragtag family he now belongs to, from Miina and Dokku to Faz, Sora, Leo, and Shiseru.

During the turmoil at Tonika Village, Lando's fishing sense helps Leo fill an entire bucket, though he holds his tongue once Leo and Faz begin to squabble. The children run from Naruto and Sakura, then breathe easier after Naruto pulls Dokku and Miina back from a falling bridge; they share a meal, wash up, and flop down to sleep. Come morning they nag an unwell Naruto into drilling them, and on the Hachō Village shore they grieve for lost kin while taking comfort in Dokku and Shiseru.

When Disonasu arrives beside a resurrected village head, aid from Konohagakure lets the pair whisk the children clear, yet Kabuto still spirits Dokku away. Rallied by Leo, they set out to rescue him. Bearing the last sounds needed for the Saezuri to Tonika's ruins, they find Kabuto and Disonasu holding Dokku and watch the Ama no Hoko flare to life. Dokku, a onetime village guard, turns back to quiet it and tasks Lando, the eldest, with guarding the rest. As Naruto slips toward Kurama's form, Miina soothes him, and the children beg him to save Shiseru as she plunges from a cliff, then throng around him once she is safe and his clone is felled.