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Earth Daimyō

Character

The Earth Daimyō is the former feudal ruler of the Land of Earth, one of the five sovereigns who shaped the shinobi world's answer to the looming Fourth Shinobi World War. Impatient and decisive, he pushed for the allied coalition before eventually ceding his seat to Danjō.

Title: Earth Daimyō
Status: former daimyō
Successor: Danjō
Affiliation: Land of Earth
Classification: daimyō
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Appearance

A thick grey beard and moustache dominate his face, and the shadowed patches beneath his eyes, together with the creases fanning out from them, lend him a look reminiscent of the Tsuchikage. He is dressed in the customary robes of a daimyō.

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Personality

A short fuse shows in how he carries himself. When the Water Daimyō dithered, he pressed him to give an answer without delay, unwilling to let hesitation stall matters with war bearing down.

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History

At the gathering of the five daimyō, he openly doubted where the Water Daimyō's loyalties lay, given how slowly that ruler warmed to the Shinobi Alliance, and he threw his own support behind the coalition alongside the Lightning Daimyō. Sheltered later in a safe house, he grumbled about the trouble the shinobi were causing.

He and his peers passed a night at mahjong and cards, and when a messenger roused them over a strange light in the sky, all five were swept into the Infinite Tsukuyomi, from which Naruto and Sasuke eventually released them once the war ended. By the events of Shikamaru Shinden, Danjō had taken over his office.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Earth Daimyō in Naruto?

The Earth Daimyō is the former feudal ruler of the Land of Earth, one of the five sovereigns who shaped the shinobi world's answer to the looming Fourth Shinobi World War. He was impatient and decisive by nature.

What role did the Earth Daimyō play in forming the Shinobi Alliance?

The Earth Daimyō pressed the hesitant Water Daimyō to give an answer without delay, and he threw his own support behind the coalition alongside the Lightning Daimyō.

What happened to the Earth Daimyō during the Fourth Shinobi World War?

The Earth Daimyō was swept into the Infinite Tsukuyomi along with the other four daimyō after a messenger roused them over a strange light in the sky. Naruto and Sasuke eventually released them once the war ended.

Who succeeded the Earth Daimyō?

Danjō succeeded the Earth Daimyō, having taken over his office by the events of Shikamaru Shinden.

What does the Earth Daimyō look like?

The Earth Daimyō has a thick grey beard and moustache, with shadowed patches beneath his eyes and creases fanning out from them that lend him a look reminiscent of the Tsuchikage. He wears the customary robes of a daimyō.

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