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Anaguma

Character

Anaguma is a Kirigakure shinobi who moonlights as a bounty hunter, a calm and careful veteran who wields Water Release. Best known from the Labyrinth Game, he holds his nerve through captivity and deadly trials, repeatedly putting himself on the line to help the strangers trapped alongside him.

Gender: Male
Japanese: アナグマ
Occupation: Bounty hunter
Affiliation: Kirigakure
Nature Type: Water Release
Name Meaning: badger
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Appearance

Anaguma is an older, fair-skinned man marked by deep hollows beneath his eyes and a scar tracing down past the right one. His hair is white and his beard neatly groomed. He dresses in the standard garb of Kirigakure, topped by an aviator-style cape that carries his Kiri forehead protector.

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Personality

Level-headed and grave, Anaguma keeps his cool even as a prisoner and treads carefully by nature. He takes his bounty-hunting seriously, shows courtesy toward others, and will readily join forces with people he has only just met when lives are at stake.

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History

Skilled enough to bring in a wanted and dangerous man like Rokuro, Anaguma backs up his hunting with Water Release, spinning out water threads that can brace an unsteady structure. After collaring Rokuro, he and his partner carried the bounty aboard the Thunder Train, only for Anaguma to wake in a sealed chamber. He briefed Boruto Uzumaki on the little they knew and cautioned Yatsume about how dangerous his charge was, before their host Ōga appeared and claimed they had been quarantined after surviving a lethal gas attack, in truth to test whether they could cheat death. Anaguma's partner drew a death card from Ōga's offer and was executed on the spot.

The first trial dropped the group onto a crumbling platform above a chasm, and while others leapt clear, Anaguma stayed to help Boruto save the civilian captives, straining to hold the failing structure together with his water threads after Batta's wind technique worsened it. When his threads gave out he was flung off, caught only by Rokuro's legs; against his own warning, Kakesu freed Rokuro's restraints, and Rokuro simply let both Anaguma and Kakesu fall. The real Anaguma, however, survived in suspended animation along with the others slain inside Ōga's genjutsu. Once Boruto's faith in Yatsume, who was the true Ōga, broke the illusion and freed everyone, Anaguma and his partner kept Rokuro in their custody.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Anaguma in Naruto?

Anaguma is a Kirigakure shinobi who moonlights as a bounty hunter, known for his calm, careful nature and his use of Water Release.

What is Anaguma's role in the Labyrinth Game?

Anaguma is trapped alongside Boruto Uzumaki and other captives in the deadly Labyrinth Game after being sealed away following the capture of the wanted man Rokuro, repeatedly helping the others survive its trials.

What techniques does Anaguma use?

Anaguma wields Water Release, spinning out water threads strong enough to brace a crumbling structure during one of the Labyrinth Game's trials.

Who did Anaguma capture as a bounty hunter?

Anaguma is skilled enough to have captured the wanted and dangerous man Rokuro, whom he and his partner were transporting when they were trapped in the Labyrinth Game.

Does Anaguma survive the Labyrinth Game?

Yes, Anaguma survives; though he appeared to fall to his death within Oga's genjutsu, the real Anaguma was kept in suspended animation and was freed once Boruto's faith in Yatsume broke the illusion.

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