
Hitode is the guard responsible for the Land of the Sea's gold, the tribute it ships to Kirigakure in return for the defence of its many islands. A sword rides on his leg as he watches over that fortune, and he appears on duty during the Kaima Capture Mission.
Going bald and dark-eyed, Hitode has black hair and a face where the sideburns run unbroken into his eyebrows, moustache, and beard. His lips are large, he wears the boat-guard uniform of the Land of the Sea, and a sword is bound to his left leg.
Beyond the sword he keeps on hand, which implies at least some grounding in kenjutsu, little is known of how he fights.
His task is to keep the gold safe, the sum the Land of the Sea pays Kirigakure for defending its scattered islands, and in the Kaima Capture Mission he turns up standing sentry over one such delivery. His name, fittingly for someone from a nation of islands, translates as 'sea star.'
Hitode is a guard responsible for protecting the Land of the Sea's gold shipments, the tribute paid to Kirigakure in exchange for defending its many islands.
Hitode appears on duty guarding a gold delivery during the Kaima Capture Mission.
Hitode is a balding, dark-eyed man whose sideburns run unbroken into his eyebrows, mustache, and beard, and he wears the Land of the Sea's boat-guard uniform with a sword strapped to his left leg.
Hitode carries a sword bound to his left leg, suggesting at least some skill in kenjutsu, though little else is known of his fighting ability.
Hitode's name translates to "sea star," a fitting name for a guard from the island nation of the Land of the Sea.
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