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Yone is a resident of the Genjutsu Tree Village, wife of Sukune and mother of Tanishi. When Kandachi and his gang seize the settlement, she is taken hostage until Naruto and Jiraiya arrive to set things right.

Japanese Voice: Yuki Masuda
Village & Affiliations: Genjutsu Tree Village
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Appearance

A purple headband sits across Yone's brow, her bangs sweeping down over it and along the left side of her face. Her hair is long and brown, and her eyes glow a bright brownish-grey.

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Personality

Jiraiya recalled the warmth she and her husband Sukune showed him on his first visit to the village, a kindness that left a lasting impression.

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History

When Kandachi and his followers overran the Genjutsu Tree Village, they killed Sukune and held Yone captive alongside the other women and children. Her ordeal ended once Naruto Uzumaki, Jiraiya, and her son Tanishi drove Kandachi out and freed the villagers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Yone in Naruto?

Yone is a resident of the Genjutsu Tree Village, the wife of Sukune and mother of Tanishi.

What happens to Yone when Kandachi attacks her village?

When Kandachi and his gang overrun the Genjutsu Tree Village, they kill Yone's husband Sukune and hold Yone captive along with the other women and children.

How is Yone rescued?

Yone is freed when Naruto Uzumaki, Jiraiya, and her son Tanishi drive Kandachi out and liberate the villagers.

What does Yone look like?

Yone has long brown hair and bright brownish-grey eyes, and she wears a purple headband with her bangs swept over the left side of her face.

How did Jiraiya know Yone?

Jiraiya recalled the warmth Yone and her husband Sukune showed him on his first visit to the Genjutsu Tree Village, a kindness that left a lasting impression on him.

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