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Monga is a burly Earth Release specialist of Iwagakure, remembered for fierce loyalty to his squad and blunt disgust at cowardice. During the Fourth Shinobi World War he is forced to put down a reincarnated former comrade on the battlefield.

English Voice: Skip Stellrecht
Japanese Voice: Ken'ichirō Matsuda
Nature Type: Earth Release
Status: Deceased
Village & Affiliations: Allied Shinobi Forces
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Appearance

Monga's frame dominates any scene, standing tall and packed with heavy muscle. Brown hair sits above a broad, flat nose and a pair of small dark eyes, and two greyish-blue fang-like streaks run just beneath those eyes. His clothing is Iwagakure's usual red kit, cut with a single left sleeve and a matching lapel, and he ties his red forehead protector bandanna-style with the knot resting at the back.

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Personality

An unshakeable, gruff confidence runs through Monga. He stays level-headed when a situation turns dangerous, and he guards his fellow fighters fiercely, once boasting that no enemy would touch his comrades while he stood among them. It is that same self-assurance that leads him to face Gari alone. What genuinely wounds him is not the fight itself but Gari's willingness to serve the enemy as an undead tool, an attitude toward death that leaves Monga bitterly let down.

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Abilities

Monga backs his bravado with real skill. Working through Earth Release, he raises stone walls of various sizes to shield allies or pen an opponent in, and turns the same element offensive with Earth and Stone Bamboo Shoot, driving up jagged spikes to skewer a target. His raw power matches his technique, letting him crack solid rock with a single punch. In the field he pairs earthen jutsu with explosive tags to devastating effect, a combination that lets him dismantle Gari in seconds.

When the reincarnated dead surface during the war, Monga commands a small unit alongside Maki and Ruka, tasked with guarding the medical, sealing, and intelligence personnel. Confronted by the very comrade he swore he would never fight, he shoves a tag-laden mud wall into Gari and blasts him apart, then orders Maki to bind the remains. Before the seal can hold, Pakura ambushes him and reduces him to a mummy with her Scorch Release.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Monga in Naruto?

Monga is a burly Earth Release specialist of Iwagakure, remembered for fierce loyalty to his squad and blunt disgust at cowardice.

What are Monga's abilities?

Monga uses Earth Release to raise stone walls for defense and drive up jagged Earth and Stone Bamboo Shoot spikes offensively, pairs earthen jutsu with explosive tags, and can crack solid rock with a single punch.

What happens when Monga fights Gari?

During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Monga is forced to face his reincarnated former comrade Gari, shoving him into a tag laden mud wall and blasting him apart in seconds, though Gari's willingness to serve the enemy leaves Monga bitterly disappointed.

How does Monga die?

Monga is mummified by Pakura's Scorch Release after she ambushes him just as he orders his squadmate Maki to seal away Gari's remains.

What role does Monga play during the Fourth Shinobi World War?

Monga commands a small unit alongside Maki and Ruka, tasked with guarding the Allied Shinobi Forces' medical, sealing, and intelligence personnel from the reincarnated dead.

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