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Teo is a petty thief from the Boruto era whose crew chases the rare Gekkoran flower for the fortune it commands on the black market. Quick to bully but quicker to surrender, he ends up hunting a truffle-sniffing piglet and tangling with a young Konoha squad led by Shikadai Nara.

Japanese Voice: Teokun
Status: apprehended
Village & Affiliations: band of thieves
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Appearance

Glasses and a brown knit sweater mark Teo out, the sweater bearing a paler patch across the stomach. He rounds out the look with plain trousers and sandals. His build is average in height, and he keeps his brown hair cropped close above dark eyes.

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Personality

For all his aggression, Teo folds the moment a stronger force corners him, pairing a bullying streak with an easy cowardice. Greed is his real driver: like the boss he answers to, he fixates on the Gekkoran flower purely because it fetches a fortune from illicit buyers.

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History

When Teo and his companions cannot locate the Gekkoran flower themselves, they set their sights on Tonsuke, a piglet with a nose for the bloom. They ambush Shikadai Nara's team, deceive them, make off with the pig, and leave Shikadai wounded even while taking a beating in return. Their main trick is rigging knife-laden traps, which is how they manage to hurt him. Skill, though, is not their strength: the group led by Iwabee Yuino and Wasabi Izuno routs them the first time around. Cornered later at a cliff by Konoha ninja, the thieves flee, only for another try at the flower to collapse because the hungry Tonsuke refuses to cooperate. Shikadai and his squad finally box them in, and the crew gives up without a fight, forfeiting the piglet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Teo in Naruto?

Teo is a petty thief from the Boruto era whose crew chases the rare Gekkoran flower for the fortune it commands on the black market. He is quick to bully but even quicker to surrender once a stronger force corners him.

Why did Teo and his gang want the Gekkoran flower?

Teo and his fellow thieves could not find the Gekkoran flower on their own, so they targeted it purely for the fortune it fetches from illicit buyers on the black market. Greed drives Teo just as it drives the boss he answers to.

How did Teo's gang steal the piglet Tonsuke?

Teo and his companions ambushed Shikadai Nara's team, deceived them, and made off with Tonsuke, a piglet with a nose for the Gekkoran flower, leaving Shikadai wounded with knife laden traps. Skill was not their strength, though, since Iwabee Yuino and Wasabi Izuno's group routed them the first time they clashed.

Did Teo succeed in capturing the Gekkoran flower?

No, Teo's plans kept falling apart. A later attempt collapsed because the hungry Tonsuke refused to cooperate, and Shikadai Nara's squad eventually boxed the thieves in.

How was Teo finally caught?

Once Shikadai Nara and his squad cornered Teo's gang, the thieves gave up without a fight and forfeited the piglet Tonsuke. Teo's cowardice showed through once again, since he folds the moment a stronger force corners him.

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