Rokkaku Ryūdōin is one of a trio of siblings who chase Might Guy for vengeance, holding the Konoha jōnin responsible for the disgrace and death of their father. His control over wooden puppets makes him a tricky opponent at close range.
A dark tattoo runs down Rokkaku's upper right arm and vanishes beneath his glove. His sleek black hair reaches about the neck and is gathered into a ponytail, with four separate strands framing each side of his crown above a pair of small, dark eyes.
He favours an open purple vest trimmed in black, worn over bandages that circle his midsection. Blue trousers and fingerless gloves that stop just short of the elbows round out the outfit, the right glove carrying a pale marking on its front.
At the outset Rokkaku aims pure hatred at Might Guy, cursing the man who bested his father and joining his brothers in the hunt for retribution. After Guy overpowers him, though, he starts to suspect that the family had read their father's final words the wrong way.

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Rokkaku, his brother Jakō, and their sibling Genshō make up the Three Ryūdōin Brothers, bound by a common grudge over their father's humiliation and death at Guy's hands. When they finally corner their quarry during the Third Great Beast Arc, Guy reveals that he had actually held their father in high regard, calling him a brave man who had hoped to face him again. The disclosure leaves the brothers convinced they had misjudged his parting message.
In battle Rokkaku commands a set of wooden figures, sending them against anyone who ventures too near and breaking their parts apart to assemble a wooden temple that can strike a trapped foe from any direction. The spin-off title Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 reimagines him as a would-be world conqueror who, with his brothers, uses a Spirit Beast to turn people into enemies of one another. In that story Gaara finishes him at the Frontier Volcano, raising him with the Sand Binding Coffin before flinging him into the lava.
Rokkaku Ryūdōin is one of the Three Ryūdōin Brothers, a trio who track down Might Guy to avenge their father's disgrace and death at his hands. He fights using puppets crafted from wood, making him dangerous at close range.
Rokkaku and his brothers Jakō and Genshō blame Might Guy for humiliating and killing their father, and the three unite to hunt him down during the Third Great Beast Arc.
Rokkaku commands a set of wooden puppets that he sends against opponents who get too close, and he can break their parts apart to assemble a wooden temple capable of striking a trapped foe from every direction.
After Might Guy overpowers Rokkaku, Guy reveals that he actually respected their father as a brave man who had hoped to face him again, leaving Rokkaku and his brothers to wonder whether they misread their father's dying words.
In the spin-off Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2, Rokkaku is reimagined as a would-be world conqueror who, with his brothers, uses a Spirit Beast to turn people against each other, and he is ultimately killed by Gaara at the Frontier Volcano.
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