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Ichikishimahime

Character

Ichikishimahime is one of the sage snakes of the Ryuchi Cave. Behind a playful, girlish manner she sets a trial of gemstone puzzles that taxes a challenger's mind, and she preys on the chakra of any too weak to see it through.

Japanese Voice: Kumi Takaragi
Status: Alive
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Appearance

For all that she seems human, Ichikishimahime is not. Her disguise gives her fair skin and dark hair, the latter gathered into a pair of buns, one to each side. A sleeveless robe of white and blue clothes her, matched with white sandals; a pearl bracelet rings her right arm, a golden tiara crowns her, and blue tomoe-shaped earrings hang at her ears. Red eyeshadow completes the face.

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Personality

Ichikishimahime carries herself more lightly than the other cave snakes, drifting weightless and spinning as she chatters and begs Boruto to play. The playfulness hides a crueller streak: she admits a taste for chakra that is thin and about to gutter out, and she calls herself honest. Her test bears that claim out, working on the challenger's mind and grinding down their resolve and endurance without any deception, though she does jab at Boruto each time he stops to think.

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Abilities

She can hover at will, drain the chakra of others, and slip into a human-like shape, though snake features may surface through it. Her hallmark is a genjutsu that drops its target into a cavern set with coloured gems and a wall pierced by holes matching their outlines, an illusion undone only when every hollow holds its right stone. During the Mitsuki's Disappearance Arc, once Boruto had beaten Tagorihime's trial and been parted from his friends, he came upon her; craving only his chakra, she cast him into the gem puzzle, and after he broke free she mused that he made a tough meal before she faded from sight. Later she watched the group depart to seek out Garaga.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ichikishimahime in Naruto?

Ichikishimahime is one of the sage snakes of the Ryuchi Cave. Behind a playful, girlish manner she sets a trial of gemstone puzzles that tests a challenger's mind, and she preys on the chakra of anyone too weak to see it through.

What does Ichikishimahime look like?

Though she seems human, Ichikishimahime is not. Her disguise gives her fair skin and dark hair gathered into two buns, a sleeveless white and blue robe, a golden tiara, and red eyeshadow.

What is Ichikishimahime's personality like?

Ichikishimahime carries herself lightly, drifting and spinning while she chatters, but a crueler streak hides underneath. She admits a taste for chakra that is thin and about to gutter out, and she jabs at challengers who pause to think.

What test does Ichikishimahime give challengers?

Ichikishimahime's hallmark is a genjutsu that drops its target into a cavern set with colored gems and a wall pierced by matching holes. The illusion is undone only when every hollow holds its correct stone.

What happened when Boruto faced Ichikishimahime?

During the Mitsuki's Disappearance Arc, Ichikishimahime trapped Boruto in her gem puzzle illusion craving only his chakra. After he broke free, she mused that he made a tough meal before fading from sight.

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