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Mabui is a kunoichi of Kumogakure and aide to the Fourth Raikage. Calm and efficient, she owes her post to a rare gift: the power to hurl matter across immense distances as fast as light itself, a feat that earned her the Raikage's trust.

English Voice: Dorothy Elias-Fahn
Japanese Voice: Misaki Sekiyama
Birthday: February 1
Age: 29
Status: Deceased
Village & Affiliations: Kumogakure
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Appearance

Green-eyed and dark-skinned, Mabui carries herself with strict formality. She favours a long-sleeved dress shirt with a high collar over a skirt, rounded out by long earrings and heeled sandals. Her pale grey hair is tied up in a bun, a single bang left loose along each cheek.

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Personality

Cool-headed when things grow tense, Mabui tackles each assignment the instant it lands on her. She shares Darui's weariness at the Raikage's habit of crashing out a window of his office rather than the door, and hints he has pulled the same stunt before. The anime frames her as markedly polite, attaching honorifics even to Naruto and B, the former younger than she is.

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History

The talent that defines Mabui is the Heavenly Transfer Technique, able to fling matter across enormous distances at light speed, and it is that gift which won her the role of Raikage's aide. She first turns up alongside A after the clash between Sasuke Uchiha and Killer B at the storied Valley of Clouds and Lightning, assigned to set up the Kage Summit.

Through the Fourth Shinobi World War she operates from the command post: she teleports the sealed Kohaku no Johei over to Darui at the front to help bind Kinkaku, then helps Shikaku Nara pore over battlefield reports. When Tsunade insists on reaching the front herself, Mabui balks, cautioning that the transfer was never built for living passengers and that the Third Raikage alone, with his unusual body, could bear it. Overruled by A, she at last, and with great reluctance, whisks A and Tsunade off to the spot marked out by Dodai. Once the Ten-Tails comes of age and hurls a Tailed Beast Ball into the command post, she perishes with almost everyone present. She surfaces briefly, too, in the film Naruto the Movie: Blood Prison.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mabui alive in Naruto?

No, Mabui dies during the Fourth Shinobi World War. Once the Ten-Tails comes of age and hurls a Tailed Beast Ball into the command post, she perishes with almost everyone present.

What happened to the Raikage's assistant?

Mabui, the Fourth Raikage's assistant, dies when the Ten-Tails hurls a Tailed Beast Ball into the Allied Shinobi Forces' command post during the Fourth Shinobi World War, killing nearly everyone stationed there.

What is Mabui's special ability?

Mabui's defining talent is the Heavenly Transfer Technique, which lets her fling matter across enormous distances at light speed. That gift is what won her the role of the Fourth Raikage's aide.

Why does Mabui resist sending Tsunade to the front lines?

When Tsunade insists on reaching the front herself, Mabui balks, cautioning that her transfer technique was never built for living passengers and that only the Third Raikage, with his unusual body, could bear it. She is overruled by A and reluctantly transports Tsunade anyway.

What does Mabui look like?

Mabui is green-eyed and dark-skinned, favoring a long-sleeved dress shirt with a high collar over a skirt, long earrings, and heeled sandals. Her pale grey hair is tied up in a bun with a single bang loose along each cheek.

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