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Sōta is a young resident of Konohagakure who is caught in the destruction of Pain's assault and rescued from a summoned beast before being returned to his mother.

English Voice: Stephanie Sheh
Japanese Voice: Mariko Mizuno
Status: Alive
Village & Affiliations: Konohagakure
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Appearance

Sōta has short brown hair and dark eyes. He dresses plainly in a blue kimono cinched at the waist by a yellow sash.

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Personality

He is an ordinary young civilian of the Leaf rather than a trained shinobi, and during the crisis that engulfs the village he depends entirely on its ninja for his safety.

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History

When Pain launches his attack on Konoha, Sōta finds his leg pinned beneath fallen rubble as one of the Animal Path's Giant Centipedes closes in on him. Moegi reaches him in time, pulling him free of the danger and reuniting him with his mother.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sōta in Naruto?

Sōta is a young civilian resident of Konohagakure who gets caught in the destruction when Pain launches his attack on the village.

What happens to Sōta during Pain's assault on Konoha?

During Pain's attack, Sōta becomes trapped with his leg pinned beneath rubble as one of the Animal Path's Giant Centipedes closes in on him.

Who rescues Sōta from the Giant Centipede?

Moegi rescues Sōta, pulling him free from the rubble before the Giant Centipede can reach him and then reuniting him with his mother.

Is Sōta a trained shinobi?

No, Sōta is an ordinary civilian of Konohagakure rather than a trained shinobi, so during the crisis he depends entirely on the village's ninja for his safety.

What does Sōta look like?

Sōta has short brown hair and dark eyes, and he dresses plainly in a blue kimono cinched at the waist with a yellow sash.

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