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Taku is a young resident of the Hidden Leaf. He surfaces briefly during the early days of the Fourth Shinobi World War in a small comic moment on the village streets.

Village & Affiliations: Konohagakure
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Appearance

Taku sports a mop of brownish hair above dark eyes. His outfit pairs a light green shirt worn under an orange vest with shorts and sandals.

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Personality

He is a small child ruled by simple, unfiltered impulses, more caught up in whatever is in front of him than in any sense of restraint.

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History

As the Fourth Shinobi World War loomed, Taku stopped to watch a line of ants hauling food across the village. Unable to hold himself any longer, he relieved himself where he stood, and the sudden flood sent the insects scattering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Taku in Naruto?

Taku is a young resident of the Hidden Leaf who appears briefly in a comic moment as the Fourth Shinobi World War is looming.

What does Taku look like?

Taku has a mop of brownish hair, dark eyes, and wears a light green shirt under an orange vest with shorts and sandals.

What happens in Taku's scene in Naruto?

Taku stops to watch a line of ants hauling food across the village, then urinates on the spot, sending the insects scattering.

What is Taku's personality like?

Taku is a small child ruled by simple, unfiltered impulses, more caught up in the moment than in any sense of restraint.

What village is Taku from?

Taku is a citizen of Konohagakure, the Hidden Leaf Village.

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