A Sunagakure chunin blessed with astonishing eyesight, Tsubusa can pick out foes from miles off. Set to guard the village gate, he catches the incoming Akatsuki before anyone else, yet is killed before he can warn the others.
Little of Tsubusa's face can be seen, since a mask covers most of it, and his hair is black and cropped short. His gear is the regular Sunagakure outfit, complete with turban, flak jacket, and forehead protector, plus a metal guard fitted over his face.
Standing watch over Sunagakure's main gate during the Kazekage Rescue Mission, Tsubusa catches sight of Akatsuki's Sasori and Deidara moving toward the village and passes word to Yura, who dismisses the threat. Yura then betrays Tsubusa and his fellow sentries, cutting them down before a single alarm can be sounded. He holds the morbid distinction of being Part II's first casualty.
Tsubusa is a Sunagakure chunin known for his astonishing eyesight, keen enough to spot enemies from miles away. He is stationed on gate-watch duty during the Kazekage Rescue Mission.
Tsubusa possesses exceptional eyesight sharp enough to make out enemy troops from miles distant, which is why he draws gate-watch duty at Sunagakure's main gate.
Tsubusa is the first to spot Akatsuki's Sasori and Deidara approaching Sunagakure during the Kazekage Rescue Mission, but after reporting the threat to Yura, Yura betrays and kills him and his fellow sentries before they can raise the alarm.
Tsubusa is betrayed by Yura, the man he reports the approaching Akatsuki to, who dismisses the threat and then cuts down Tsubusa and the other sentries before an alarm can be sounded.
Tsubusa holds the distinction of being Part II's first casualty in the Naruto storyline, killed during the opening events of the Kazekage Rescue Mission.
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