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Yamame (citizen)

Character

Yamame is an ordinary resident of the Land of Water and a lifelong friend of Iwana and Kagura Karatachi. A carpenter by trade, he threw himself into defending his village when the Funato clan threatened it, and he kept his late friend Kagura's memory alive.

English Voice: Ray Chase
Japanese Voice: Keito Okuyama
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Appearance

A moderately tall young man, Yamame has dark eyes and short brown hair that stands up in spikes, its bangs shaded lighter than the rest. He layers a purple tank top over a white shirt and rounds out the look with plain trousers and sandals.

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Personality

Warmth and good cheer define him. Yamame holds shinobi in high regard, treating them as the village's best hope of survival, and he will give up his own meals so they can eat instead. He also holds tight to the memory of his late friend Kagura.

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History

Yamame lives as an everyday resident of the Land of Water. In his younger days he was close with Iwana, and when Kagura Karatachi arrived and kept apart from the other children, the two boys reached out and drew him into their circle. Rather than fight, Yamame works with his hands, throwing up fences and barricades quickly alongside Iwana and Kyoho Fuefuki.

Long after Kagura had gone, he returned to warn the pair that Funato clan elite units would cut through their village on the way to Kirigakure, and Yamame agreed to help defend it. He and Iwana pitched in when Kyoho began felling trees for the defences, then repaired the damage after the first assault while grieving. When the elite forces struck again, the villagers took shelter and begged Boruto to avenge Kagura, and afterward they rebuilt the place sturdier than before. Yamame stood with those who opposed interrogating a wounded Funato soldier, asked the pardoned Kyoho to stay on as a protector, and later spread word among the villagers of the coming clash between the Funato and Kirigakure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Yamame in Naruto?

Yamame is an ordinary resident of the Land of Water, a carpenter and lifelong friend of Iwana and the late Kagura Karatachi, who defended his village when the Funato clan attacked.

What is Yamame's occupation?

Yamame works as a carpenter and builder, using his skills to erect fences and barricades to defend his village rather than fighting directly.

How did Yamame know Kagura Karatachi?

Yamame and Iwana were childhood friends who reached out to Kagura Karatachi when he arrived and kept apart from the other children, drawing him into their circle.

What did Yamame do when the Funato clan attacked his village?

Yamame helped Iwana and Kyoho Fuefuki fell trees for defenses, repaired damage after the first assault, and took shelter with other villagers during the second attack, later helping rebuild the village stronger than before.

What is Yamame's personality like?

Yamame is warm and good-natured, holding shinobi in high regard as the village's best hope for survival and willing to give up his own meals so they can eat, while keeping alive the memory of his late friend Kagura.

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