Kirara

Platinum hair fell to Kirara's shoulders above a fair complexion and lids brushed with purple shadow. Her grey eyes shifted to blank, glowing violet whenever she wove an illusion. She favored gothic lolita dress, a frilled black-and-purple gown paired with a ribbon shaped like a hat, tall sandal-boots, a matching parasol, and a small handbag. As with the others of her kind, wrappings hid her forearms, her shins, and the lower half of her face.

Polished manners masked what lay underneath. She curtsied when greeting Kū and shared her fellow fabrications' fascination with how humans behave, indulging a vain, fashion-loving side and hoarding anything she judged beautiful while sneering at whatever struck her as ugly. That refinement sat atop genuine cruelty. She delighted in forcing friends to duel to the death and dreamed of owning a human doll she could endanger for sport. The fate of her own comrades barely registered, and she wrote off Kakō as merely weak when he died, yet her devotion to Kū never wavered. Her chief weapon was a potent genjutsu that let her seize a victim like a marionette through eye contact, and she could read the honesty behind a person's feelings.

Kirara surfaced during the escort of Mitsuki toward the Land of Earth, traveling beside Sekiei and Kokuyō before breaking off to report to Kū. When Sekiei's body began to fail, she and Kakō set out to help and crossed paths with Mitsuki, whom Sekiei defended despite her suspicion. To bury the Fourth Tsuchikage's abduction, she trapped Kontsuchi in an illusion, and after Ōnoki vanished she was ordered to silence uneasy villagers, only for her own frame to start decaying. As the fabrications pressed for the heart transplants Kū kept refusing, Kirara located the Konoha team's hideout, ensnared Inojin, and used him to capture Boruto. Later she cornered Boruto and Sarada, coveting Sarada's glasses, and puppeted the pair into fighting each other. She watched Mitsuki's apparent betrayal collapse into a trick of snakes. In the final clash she loosed a massive Akuta on the two genin, but Sarada slipped behind her, overpowered her illusion, and struck her with a Lightning Ball. The giant construct she summoned for cover was destroyed by Boruto and Garaga, and a falling piece of it crushed her.