Taisa Amagiri

Barely more than a boy, Taisa keeps his brown hair cut short and bears a scatter of pinkish-red marks across his face. His outfit borrows a samurai look in that same reddish tone, accented with purple and white, and a pair of purple shoulder guards ties him to the rest of the Amagiri. Dark grey trousers, touched with yellow on the left leg and tucked into leg bandages, sit above the clan's distinctive sandals, and a loose grey cap topped by a golden crescent finishes the look.

Proud and fiercely loyal to Yumegakure, he sets out to avenge the comrades struck down by the false Nine-Tails and the father he believes dead. He is bold to a fault, ready to charge into a fight by himself, and unusually accomplished for his years, wielding techniques beyond his age. Close bonds tie him to Yomito Hirasaka and Ryuka Tenrō, and the record says nothing of his mother or any other kin. He also guards his turf jealously, treating the Forest of Mythic Beasts as his own garden and refusing to yield there.

Poison sits at the heart of his fighting style, most plainly in his Poison Mist, and he handles himself well in hand-to-hand combat. He appears able to summon insects far larger than the ordinary kind, echoing the Aburame, and these bugs spray poison when struck down, forcing foes to keep their distance. Like his two friends, he can shift into an armored beetle resembling a kabutomushi, a form that shrugs off normal blows everywhere but its underside and can loose a lightning attack, though provoking him into a charge leaves that soft belly exposed. In the game he first steps in after Naruto beats Yomito, urging his friend to withdraw before drawing Naruto's team into the Forest of Mythic Beasts. When Gensui turns out to be alive and orders him to kill the wounded Yomito and Ryuka, the boy refuses to harm his precious friends, so his father discards him and warps him into a false Two-Tails using Tailed Beast Replication. Naruto's victory returns him to himself, and after Gensui fuses with the Three-Headed Guardian Beast and nearly kills his own son, Naruto rescues Taisa, who then places his trust in Naruto to stop Gensui for the village's sake. With the beast beaten and his father restored, the Tenrō and Amagiri clans pledge to stand together.