Harine
CharacterHarine was one of the young orphans living at the Konoha Orphanage. He is remembered mainly for being among the children present when Nono Yakushi chose a name for the boy who would grow up to be Kabuto, and for the unusually thick hair he takes such pride in.
Appearance
Harine sports a tall, dense crown of spiky blue hair that calls to mind a hedgehog, set above black eyes. He wears a grey shirt marked with three blue stripes.
Personality
Harine takes great pride in his hair, which is so thick that no comb can tame it. He is unconvinced by Nono Yakushi's notion of naming Kabuto after a helmet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Harine in Naruto?
Harine is one of the young orphans living at the Konoha Orphanage, remembered mainly for being present when Nono Yakushi chose a name for the boy who would grow up to become Kabuto.
What does Harine look like?
Harine has a tall, dense crown of spiky blue hair that resembles a hedgehog, along with black eyes, and he wears a grey shirt marked with three blue stripes.
What is Harine most proud of?
Harine takes great pride in his unusually thick hair, which is so dense that no comb can tame it.
What did Harine think of naming Kabuto after a helmet?
Harine was unconvinced by Nono Yakushi's idea of naming the young Kabuto after a helmet, a suggestion made while the orphan children looked on.
Where did Harine grow up in Naruto?
Harine spent his days among the other children at the Konoha Orphanage, where he was present for small moments like the naming of a young Kabuto.
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- Created byMasashi Kishimoto
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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