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Heiji, called Heiji of the Rain Shelter, was a shinobi of Amegakure and the right-hand man of Kandachi under Hanzō's regime. Killed within his own village, he was later raised by mistake through the Impure World Reincarnation when Kabuto was in fact hunting Hanzō.

English Voice: Matthew Mercer
Japanese Voice: Kōsuke Gotō
Status: Deceased
Village & Affiliations: Amegakure
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Appearance

Heiji had purple eyes and wore a dark hat, but his most striking feature was the helmet-like respirator hiding the lower half of his face, all but identical to Hanzō's own. Its upper portion carried his village's emblem, and four dents marked the section over his mouth. His costume followed Amegakure's loose, diving-suit style, with bandages wound over the blouse at his wrists and lower legs, a flak jacket swirled across the chest-plate, and standard sandals.

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Personality

Heiji seems to have been a fairly reserved man, and proud enough to bristle at being controlled against his will.

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History

Heiji served in Hanzō's regime as the right hand of Kandachi, who was himself Hanzō's right hand. He was killed somewhere inside Amegakure, and long afterward was reincarnated in error by Kabuto Yakushi, who had actually been searching for Hanzō. His one notable skill was a tag inscribed with a technique formula that produced a smokescreen, useful for covering the retreat of other reincarnated ninja though useless for saving himself.

During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kabuto counted him among his weakest pawns and threw him forward to help unseal stronger ones. Heiji laid down a smoke diversion so several reincarnated shinobi could slip away before the Fourth Division cornered and sealed him. When the Impure World Reincarnation was finally lifted, his soul returned to the afterlife. It is thought Pain most likely killed him during his lifetime, since the Akatsuki leader eliminated everyone close to Hanzō.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Heiji mean?

The name Heiji can refer to a Japanese era, peaceful times, military affairs, or an earthenware pot.

Who is Heiji in Naruto?

Heiji, called Heiji of the Rain Shelter, was a shinobi of Amegakure and the right hand man of Kandachi under Hanzo's regime.

How did Heiji die in Naruto?

Heiji was killed somewhere inside Amegakure; it is thought Pain most likely killed him, since the Akatsuki leader eliminated everyone close to Hanzo.

What technique did Heiji use?

Heiji's one notable skill was a tag inscribed with the Winding Smoke Technique, producing a smokescreen useful for covering the retreat of other ninja, though it could not save himself.

How was Heiji brought back during the Fourth Shinobi World War?

Heiji was mistakenly reincarnated through the Impure World Reincarnation by Kabuto Yakushi, who had actually been searching for Hanzo. Kabuto used him as one of his weakest pawns before the Fourth Division sealed him.

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