The Garakuta Gang is a crew of washed-up shinobi known for going after valuable antique artwork. The team's name plays on the Japanese word garakuta, which means junk, rubbish, or the worthless odds and ends people leave lying around.
The Garakuta Gang is described as a pack of good-for-nothing shinobi. Rather than take on conventional missions, they set their sights on stealing prized antique art pieces.
The group's activity revolves around targeting valuable antiques, which marks them as thieves trading in stolen collectibles rather than serving any village or larger cause.
The gang answers to its own head, referred to simply as the Garakuta Gang Leader. The name itself is a pointed label, since garakuta translates to junk, rubbish, trash, garbage, or scattered odds and ends.

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The Garakuta Gang is a crew of washed-up shinobi who go after valuable antique artwork instead of taking on conventional missions. They first appeared in the Boruto anime.
The Garakuta Gang answers to its own head, referred to simply as the Garakuta Gang Leader. No other named members of the group have been introduced.
The name Garakuta Gang plays on the Japanese word garakuta, which translates to junk, rubbish, trash, garbage, or scattered odds and ends. The name reflects the group's reputation as good-for-nothing shinobi.
The Garakuta Gang targets valuable antiques, making them thieves who trade in stolen collectibles rather than serving any village or cause.
The Garakuta Gang debuted in episode 96 of the Boruto anime.
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