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Suna Reincarnated Shinobi

Character

A brawny Suna warrior pulled back from death by Kabuto Yakushi to help snatch a scroll of the fallen during the Fourth Shinobi World War. Reckless and gleeful in his revived body, he trades blows with the Allied medics before being sealed away.

English Voice: Brian Beacock
Japanese Voice: Taira Kikumoto
Height: Part II: 190 cm
Status: Deceased (reincarnated, then sealed)
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Appearance

He is a tall, heavily muscled man with dark skin, his face daubed white and red in the manner of a kabuki mask. A Sunagakure flak jacket sits over his bare chest, and he rounds out the look with brown trousers, sandals, gloves and a headband.

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Personality

A violent sort who relished a brawl, he welcomed his return and openly wished to keep fighting the Allied Shinobi Forces. The invulnerability of his revived body left him cocky. He would fake pain from wounds to taunt his foes, and he sneered at his own comrades whenever they disagreed with him.

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History

In life he was formidable enough that Kabuto chose to raise him, a hulking figure who could shove back three opponents at once and swung a long-handled axe. Freed from the drag of injury, he fought with abandon and cut down many, and he could split off a shadow clone. Reincarnated alongside a Kumo ninja to aid Hayate Gekko, he threw himself at the Logistical Support and Medical Division while Hayate seized the scroll of casualty records, prized for its data on kekkei genkai holders. A retrieval team under Sukui caught up with them, and his shadow clone traded blows with Sakura and Yokaze, wounding the latter with his axe. Once Sakura struck him down, Io pinned him beneath a huge boulder marked with a Sealing Tag. When the Impure World Reincarnation was finally undone, a light gathered over his sealed form and his soul returned to the afterlife.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Suna Reincarnated Shinobi in Naruto?

The Suna Reincarnated Shinobi is a brawny Sunagakure warrior pulled back from death by Kabuto Yakushi to help snatch a scroll of the fallen during the Fourth Shinobi World War.

Why did Kabuto reincarnate this Suna shinobi?

Kabuto reincarnated this Suna shinobi because he had been formidable in life, strong enough to shove back three opponents at once, making him useful muscle to help Hayate Gekko seize the scroll of casualty records.

What happened to the Suna Reincarnated Shinobi?

Sakura struck the Suna Reincarnated Shinobi down, Io pinned him beneath a boulder marked with a Sealing Tag, and when Impure World Reincarnation was undone, his soul returned to the afterlife.

What weapon did the Suna Reincarnated Shinobi use?

The Suna Reincarnated Shinobi swung a long-handled axe, using it to wound Yokaze during the fight against Sukui's retrieval squad.

What was the Suna Reincarnated Shinobi's personality like when revived?

Once revived, the Suna Reincarnated Shinobi was violent and reckless, relishing the fight, feeling invulnerable, faking pain to taunt his foes, and sneering at his own comrades whenever they disagreed with him.

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