Maroi is a Kumogakure ninja featured in Naruto the Movie: Blood Prison. Planted inside Hōzuki Castle disguised as an inmate, his true assignment is to locate the Box of Ultimate Bliss and secure it for his village.
Tall and dark-skinned, Maroi keeps his brown hair cropped close on top while shaving the back of his head and letting a long ponytail hang down. Grey eyes and a beard round out his face. He dresses in a brown, high-collared top with frayed hems and yellow trim across the shoulders and sleeves, paired with green trousers, sandals, and a guard strapped over one knee.
His name suits him. Maroi is calm, good-humored, and even-keeled, so relaxed at times that he can come across as almost indifferent to the danger around him.

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Maroi handles Lightning Release with skill, most notably firing off the Lightning Release: Lightning Signal Fire, and he can also shape jets of water through Water Release. His core ninja fundamentals are sound, covering taijutsu and the Transformation Technique, and his command of the Body Flicker Technique is sharp enough that he single-handedly whipped the prisoners into a riot by making them believe they were under attack from one another. He is quick-witted as well, recognizing Satori the instant it appeared and grasping natural energy and Sage Mode well enough to deduce that Naruto had used a shadow clone to gather it.
Inside Hōzuki Castle he worked his way into Mui's confidence, posing as a loyal aide and carrying out orders to seize prisoners. From the shadows he goaded Naruto into rebelling, engineered his stint in solitary where the young ninja could draw in natural energy, and staged the final uprising before the Box of Ultimate Bliss surfaced, signaling his comrades with a flare. In the end he stood revealed as part of a joint operation with Konoha to expose the impostor posing as Naruto and to make certain the box would never be used again.
Maroi is a Kumogakure ninja featured in Naruto the Movie: Blood Prison. He is planted inside Hōzuki Castle disguised as an inmate, with the true assignment of locating the Box of Ultimate Bliss and securing it for his village.
Maroi worked his way into warden Mui's confidence, posing as a loyal aide while secretly searching for the Box of Ultimate Bliss. He was ultimately part of a joint operation with Konoha to expose the impostor posing as Naruto and make sure the box would never be used again.
Maroi handles Lightning Release with skill, notably the Lightning Release: Lightning Signal Fire, and can also shape jets of water through Water Release. He is also skilled in taijutsu, the Transformation Technique, and the Body Flicker Technique.
Maroi used his sharp command of the Body Flicker Technique to single-handedly whip the prisoners into a riot by making them believe they were under attack from one another. He then goaded Naruto into rebelling and engineered his stint in solitary confinement.
Maroi is quick-witted enough that he recognized the summoned creature Satori the instant it appeared. He also understood natural energy and Sage Mode well enough to deduce that Naruto had used a shadow clone to gather it.
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