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Susuki

Character

A worker in the Tanzaku Quarters who keeps company with the equally striking Momiji, though she is sure she is the prettier of the pair. She helps entertain Jiraiya while he burns through money taken from Naruto.

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Appearance

Susuki wears her brown hair long and has eyes of a matching brown shade. Her outfit is a kimono in soft purple and white, cinched with a white sash and paired with black stockings.

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Personality

Vanity colours her. Though she and Momiji are held to be equally lovely, Susuki is convinced that she is the finer-looking of the two.

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History

While the hunt for Tsunade is underway, she and Momiji sit with Jiraiya, keeping him entertained as he spends his way through the money he has taken from Naruto Uzumaki.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Susuki in Naruto?

Susuki is a worker in the Tanzaku Quarters who, alongside her colleague Momiji, helps entertain Jiraiya during the search for Tsunade.

Where does Susuki work?

Susuki works in the Tanzaku Quarters, where she keeps company with fellow worker Momiji.

What does Susuki look like?

Susuki has long brown hair and matching brown eyes, and wears a soft purple and white kimono cinched with a white sash, paired with black stockings.

What is Susuki's personality like?

Susuki is vain, convinced that she is the finer looking of the two women even though she and Momiji are considered equally lovely.

How does Susuki interact with Jiraiya?

Susuki helps keep Jiraiya entertained while he spends his way through the money he took from Naruto Uzumaki during the hunt for Tsunade.

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