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Haku's Father

Character

A humble farmer in the Land of Water whose contented family life shatters the day he learns his wife and son carry the dreaded Yuki clan bloodline. His terror of the hated Ice Release drives him to a brutal act that ends with his own death at his son's hands.

Status: Deceased
Occupation: farmer
Affiliation: Land of Water
Cause Of Death: killed by Haku's Ice Release in self-defense
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Appearance

Youthful in the face, he keeps smooth black hair trimmed to roughly the cheek. His eyes are dark and drawn without any visible pupils.

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Personality

In earlier days he was a cheerful sort who found real contentment in the modest rhythms of farm life with those he loved. That warmth curdles the moment he uncovers the bloodline in his household. Weeping, he resolves to destroy his own family, a choice steeped in raw prejudice; whether the tears reflect a man forcing himself to a terrible duty or one truly horrified by his kin is never made clear.

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History

For years the farmer, his wife, and their boy Haku knew nothing but peace, unaware of the secret she guarded. Everything unravels when Haku, thrilled by his newly surfaced Ice Release, reveals it to his mother, not realizing his father watches from the shadows. Grasping at once that she descends from the Yuki, a line loathed across the region for the horrors their power caused during the civil war, the man gathers a mob and, tears streaming, cuts her down inside the very home they had built. He turns next on Haku, but the boy's ice nature answers in desperate self-defense, killing both his father and the crowd that came with him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Haku's father in Naruto?

Haku's father is a humble farmer in the Land of Water whose peaceful family life is shattered when he discovers his wife and son carry the Yuki clan's Ice Release bloodline. His terror of the hated kekkei genkai drives him to try to destroy his own family.

Why does Haku's father kill Haku's mother?

Haku's father witnesses his son Haku reveal an Ice Release ability inherited from his mother and realizes she is a member of the Yuki clan, a line despised across the region for the horrors caused during the civil war. Gathering a mob, he kills her inside their own home out of fear and prejudice.

How does Haku's father die?

After killing Haku's mother, Haku's father turns on Haku himself, but the boy's ice nature responds in desperate self-defense. The attack kills both Haku's father and the mob that accompanied him.

What was Haku's father like before he discovered the bloodline?

Before uncovering his family's secret, Haku's father was a cheerful man who found real contentment in the simple rhythms of farm life with his wife and son. That warmth curdles the moment he learns of the Yuki clan bloodline in his household.

What does Haku's father look like?

Haku's father has a youthful face with smooth black hair trimmed to roughly the cheek, and dark eyes drawn without any visible pupils.

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