Tezutsu Mikawa is a shinobi out of the Hidden Cloud Village, easiest to spot by the cannon slung across his back and the fireworks his name nods to. He once reached the closing rounds of a Chunin Exam, though the record of that run stayed blank.
A green teardrop tattoo marks Tezutsu's left cheek, the boldest detail on a fair-skinned face topped by spiky brown hair and eyebrows of the same shade. Across his brow he ties a white rope headband stamped with red. His outfit stacks a blue kimono trimmed in white over a mesh armour shirt whose red edging peeks out at the collar, and bandages cover his legs beneath white shorts patterned with red triangles. The cannon riding on his back rounds out the look.
Very little has been recorded about how Tezutsu handles himself in combat. The single confirmed detail is that cannon, which he brings into play whenever a battle demands it.
Tezutsu Mikawa is a shinobi from the Hidden Cloud Village recognized by the cannon he carries on his back, and his name references tezutsu hanabi, a type of handheld firework.
Tezutsu Mikawa has fair skin, spiky brown hair and eyebrows, and a green teardrop tattoo on his left cheek, and he wears a white headband stamped with red along with a blue kimono over mesh armor.
Tezutsu Mikawa fights with a cannon slung across his back, the only confirmed detail known about his abilities in combat.
Tezutsu Mikawa advanced to the final stages of a Chunin Exam, though the identity of his opponent and the outcome of the match were never recorded.
Tezutsu Mikawa appears in the OVA Chunin Exam on Fire! Naruto vs. Konohamaru!.
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