Wind Daimyō (Part II)
CharacterThe second Wind Daimyō holds the seat once occupied by his predecessor as ruler of the Land of Wind. He surfaces mainly at the five-nation summit and through the war, giving guarded consent to the shinobi alliance before the world falls under a vast illusion.
Appearance
He is a heavyset man with narrowed, squinting eyes. His nose looks small and unremarkable against the breadth of his face, and he sports a thin moustache with a little pointed tuft of beard on his chin. A necklace bearing a white, sphere-shaped charm completes the look.
Personality
The Wind Daimyō is a wary sort. At the summit he holds back over the danger posed by the figure claiming to be Madara Uchiha at Akatsuki's head, and once sheltered during the war he is quick to grumble about his cramped quarters.
History
When the feudal lords of the five great nations convened, he was the third of them to agree to formally establish the Allied Shinobi Forces, uneasy all the while about the Akatsuki leader posing as Madara Uchiha. He was afterward moved to a safe house alongside the other daimyō, where he complained of the tight space.
The five spent a night on mahjong and cards until fatigue set in; woken by a messenger reporting a fierce light in the dark, they were all seized by the Infinite Tsukuyomi. He was freed only when Naruto and Sasuke brought the Fourth Shinobi World War to an end.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Wind Daimyo in Part II of Naruto?
The second Wind Daimyo is the feudal lord who takes over rule of the Land of Wind after his predecessor. He appears mainly at the summit of the five nations and during the Fourth Shinobi World War.
Why is the Wind Daimyo hesitant about the Allied Shinobi Forces?
The Wind Daimyo is wary of the masked man claiming to be Madara Uchiha at Akatsuki's head, which makes him cautious about approving the Allied Shinobi Forces. Despite his doubts, he becomes the third feudal lord to agree to the alliance.
What happens to the Wind Daimyo during the war?
During the Fourth Shinobi World War, the Wind Daimyo shelters in a safe house with the other feudal lords, where he complains about the cramped quarters. He and the others are later swept into the Infinite Tsukuyomi until Naruto and Sasuke end the war.
What does the Wind Daimyo look like?
The second Wind Daimyo is a heavyset man with narrowed, squinting eyes and a small nose set against a broad face. He wears a thin moustache with a small tuft of beard on his chin and a necklace with a white, sphere-shaped charm.
Who was the Wind Daimyo's predecessor?
The second Wind Daimyo's predecessor was the first Wind Daimyo, whose unpopular funding cuts to Sunagakure contributed to tensions with Konohagakure. The first daimyo was replaced for reasons that are never explained in the story.
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