Mukade is a Sunagakure jonin who abandoned his village to serve the Akatsuki member Sasori. During the Kazekage Rescue Mission, he is spent as a sacrifice and disguised as Kisame Hoshigaki to delay Team Guy while Shukaku is extracted from Gaara.
How strong he truly was went unseen, but his skill was reportedly the reason he was chosen to impersonate Kisame and hold off Team Guy.
Having left Suna to follow Sasori, Mukade was used as a living sacrifice, reshaped into a copy of Kisame Hoshigaki to stall Team Guy while the Akatsuki drew the One-Tailed Shukaku out of Gaara. Might Guy destroyed the false Kisame with his Morning Peacock, killing Mukade in the process, and his remains were afterward consumed by Zetsu.

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Mukade is a Sunagakure jonin who abandoned his village to serve the Akatsuki member Sasori. During the Kazekage Rescue Mission he is used as a sacrifice and disguised as Kisame Hoshigaki to delay Team Guy.
Mukade was reshaped into a copy of Kisame Hoshigaki to stall Team Guy while the Akatsuki drew the One-Tailed Shukaku out of Gaara.
Might Guy destroyed the false Kisame with his Morning Peacock technique, killing Mukade in the process. His remains were afterward consumed by Zetsu.
Mukade was originally a Sunagakure jonin before he left the village to follow Sasori.
Mukade kept his brown hair short and spiked. To pass as Kisame, he wore the black and red robe of the Akatsuki.
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