Terubo is one of the children raised at the Konoha Orphanage. He appears in the era when Nono Yakushi cares for the young orphans there, and is remembered chiefly for his reaction to the way Kabuto came to be named.
Terubo wears his brown hair long, with the front strands falling to either side of his face. His eyes are a dark shade.
When Nono Yakushi floats the notion of naming Kabuto after a helmet, Terubo is unconvinced by the idea. He also has a fondness for outfits that call to mind paper dolls.
Terubo is one of the children raised at the Konoha Orphanage during the era when Nono Yakushi cared for the young orphans there. He is remembered chiefly for his reaction to how Kabuto came to be named.
Terubo is remembered for his skeptical reaction when Nono Yakushi floated the idea of naming Kabuto after a helmet. He was on hand at the Konoha Orphanage during that moment.
Terubo wears his brown hair long, with the front strands falling to either side of his face, above a pair of dark eyes. He also has a noted fondness for outfits that call to mind paper dolls.
Masashi Kishimoto drew on paper dolls when creating Terubo's design. That inspiration lines up with the character's own fondness for paper doll style outfits.
Terubo lived at the Konoha Orphanage alongside other children, under the care of Nono Yakushi. His status after that era is unknown.
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