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Deidara (デイダラ, Deidara?) is a missing-nin from Iwagakure. Before joining Akatsuki, Deidara was a terrorist bomber for hire, where his work attracted the attention of Pain.[10] Pain sent Itachi Uchiha to forcefully make Deidara join the organization.[10] Deidara maintained a deep loathing for Itachi from that point further and became determined to defeat him, even training one of his eyes to overcome Itachi's signature ability: genjutsu.[11] Deidara was partnered with Sasori upon joining the organization, whose artistic ability and insight Deidara admired.[12] After Sasori's death Deidara is paired with Tobi whom he treats as a disciple. Despite Tobi's habit of accidentally angering Deidara, Deidara takes great care to keep Tobi out of harm's way and even dedicates his final moments to apologizing to him.[13]

In battle, Deidara uses special mouths in the palm of each hand to create Exploding Clay (起爆粘土, Kibaku Nendo?), chakra-infused clay that explodes on command. He commonly uses the command "Katsu" (喝, "scold"?) to detonate it.[14] His creations are assigned a designation between "C1" and "C4", determined by the strength of its blast and the complexity of the creation.[15] His clay can take on any size or form, ranging from microscopic in size to copies of himself as tall as a skyscraper. Deidara refers to his creations as art, believing the most beautiful thing about them to be their detonation.[16] His admiration for his art is such that he believes it can't be defeated, leading to overconfidence in battle. For his final act, Deidara has a mouth on his chest that, once provided with clay, turns him into a living bomb that destroys everything in a 10 kilometer radius.[17] Deidara uses this as a last resort during his battle with Sasuke Uchiha, Itachi's younger brother, in an effort to prove his art is supreme.

Deidara was the most popular character of Akatsuki in Japan during the time of the sixth poll of the Shonen Jump, as he ranked 3rd, even above Naruto Uzumaki.[18]

Itachi Uchiha (うちは イタチ, Uchiha Itachi?) is a missing-nin from Konohagakure and is partnered with Kisame Hoshigaki. During his time in Konoha, Itachi's prodigious talents and rapid development into a skilled ninja earned great attention from his family, the Uchiha clan.[27] He eventually began to train under Madara Uchiha in secret, murdering his best friend to gain the Mangekyo Sharingan.[28] He soon joined forces with Madara in the massacre of the Uchiha clan, sparing only his younger brother, Sasuke Uchiha. Knowing that the blindness brought on by possessing the Mangekyo Sharingan could only be cured by taking the eyes of one's sibling, Itachi spared Sasuke so he could someday take his brother's eyes.[29] Hoping that Sasuke might obtain his own Mangekyo Sharingan by then, Itachi encouraged his younger brother to live hating him and striving to avenge the clan.[30]

Despite his status as a wanted criminal and murderer, Itachi does not display any open enjoyment in violence or combat. Itachi instead prefers to avoid battle or, if that is not possible, end it quickly while exerting as little effort as he can.[31] When he does fight Itachi remains stationary, attacking only in defense and to otherwise avoid damage. He also studies an opponent's movements with his Sharingan eyes, using them to properly assess an opponent's actions and respond accordingly. Itachi is very adept with standard genjutsu, and can trap others within an illusion by merely pointing or looking at them,[32] as well as reverse a genjutsu used against him back upon the user. He is also noted to be extremely fast with his techniques and movements, extending to his hand signs and weaponry as well.[33]

Additionally, with his Mangekyo Sharingan, Itachi can utilize three specialized eye-techniques. With the first, Tsukuyomi (月読, Tsukuyomi?), Itachi is able to torture opponents for what seems like days in a matter of moments. Amaterasu (天照, Amaterasu?), the second, generates black flames at Itachi's focal point that will continue to burn until the target is reduced to ash. His final and strongest ability, Susanoo (須佐能乎, Susanoo?), creates a massive ethereal warrior that will fight on Itachi's behalf, and otherwise shields him from all attacks. Each ability is progressively more taxing for him to use, such that after performing Amaterasu his eyes begin to bleed. Itachi dies of unknown causes during his battle with Sasuke, though not before giving his Mangekyo Sharingan and all of its abilities to him. Madara Uchiha notes this to be Itachi's effort to keep Sasuke safe and to help him someday kill Madara.

Itachi is a popular character in the series, normally ranking in the Top Ten of the Shonen Jump popularity polls. However, in the latest poll he ranked 11th.[18]

Kakuzu (角都, Kakuzu?) is a missing-nin from Takigakure and Hidan's partner. He is a greedy individual, prioritizing things in terms of how much they are worth and finding money to be the only thing that he can depend on.[34] Kakuzu's favorite source of income is collecting bounties, and he has even memorized the worth and information on some of the more dangerous targets. Despite finding Akatsuki to be a good source of income, Kakuzu greatly dislikes the fact that he needs a teammate, due in part to his habit of killing anyone near him (partners included) when enraged.[35] Having killed all of his previous partners as a result of this, Kakuzu was partnered with Hidan. Although neither enjoys being paired together, Hidan's inability to die makes him the ideal teammate for Kakuzu.

Kakuzu's body is composed of a great deal of thick black threads that he can use to detach his limbs for long-range assaults. The threads themselves are also capable of piercing flesh, which Kakuzu uses to remove the still-beating hearts from his enemies. By integrating these younger, healthier hearts into his body, Kakuzu can theoretically extend his life indefinitely.[36] He keeps up to four spare hearts stored within animal masks sewn to his back, each of which can separate from his body and attack independently. Once removed from his body, the masks can shoot powerful elemental blasts at opponents. If the heart in Kakuzu's body is destroyed, one of the masks can remerge with him so that he can take use of its heart, causing the mask to crumble away.[37] Kakuzu's masks are slowly destroyed at the hands of a group of Konohagakure ninja; Naruto Uzumaki is able to destroy two of his hearts simultaneously and bring a third to the brink of failure. Although Kakuzu survives Naruto's attack, he is left unable to move, allowing him to easily be finished off by Kakashi Hatake.

Kisame Hoshigaki (干柿 鬼鮫, Hoshigaki Kisame?) is a missing-nin from Kirigakure, originally one of the Seven Swordsmen of the Mist, a group of ninja that wield particularly large blades in battle.[40]. But Kisame was forced to leave the Land of Water when he was branded a traitor for plotting to overthrow its government and his involvement in numerous assassinations.[41] Once a member of Akatsuki, Kisame is partnered with Itachi Uchiha, geting along considerably better with Itachi than most Akatsuki members do with their own partners, obeying Itachi without question and showing concern for his well-being. Kisame's weapon is called Samehada (鮫肌, "shark skin"?), a scale-covered sword that shaves off skin instead of cutting and is capable of absorbing untold amounts of chakra. Samehada only allows Kisame to wield it; if anyone else tries to pick it up, spikes protrude from its handle and it returns to Kisame's side.[42] Like his former Seven Swordsmen teammates, Kisame is a sadist with enjoyment for mutilating his opponents, as seen when he suggests cutting off Naruto Uzumaki's legs to make him easier to carry.[43]

Kisame has a distinctive shark-like appearance, complete with pale blue skin, small white eyes, gill-like facial structures, and sharp triangular teeth. Even his name, Kisame (鬼鮫), means "demon shark". His shark-like qualities carry over to the type of techniques he uses in battle, as he often shapes bodies of water into the forms of sharks that proceed to attack opponents.[44][45] If there is no water source where he happens to be fighting, Kisame can quickly create a lake's worth of water to be used for attacks.[46] Kisame is also noted to have a particularly large reserve of chakra; even when he

Shino Aburame (油女　シノ, Aburame Shino?) is one of the members of Team 8 and is fascinated with insects; he spends his free time capturing and studying insects and often uses them as analogies during conversation.[54] A deep connection with insects runs in Shino's family, as each person born in to the Aburame clan is infused with a special breed of bugs during birth. In exchange for using Shino as a hive, the bugs do as he commands, such as eavesdropping for him or forming defensive barriers.[55] During a battle, Shino directs his bugs towards an opponent, boxing them in without their knowledge and then absorbing their chakra once they have been surrounded.[56] Shino's merciless tendencies in regards to opponents as well as his attachment to insects causes him to appear "creepy" to other characters.[55] Nevertheless, Shino cares deeply for his teammates, being acutely aware of their inner workings and always regretting when he is unable to help them.[57] In the Japanese anime, he is voiced by Shinji Kawada.[58] His first voice actor in the English anime was Sam Riegal, who voiced Shino in episodes twenty-three and twenty-four,[59] but in all following appearances, he has been voiced by Derek Stephen Prince.[60]

Neji Hyuga (日向　ネジ, Hyūga Neji?) is a member of Team Guy and a child prodigy of the Hyuga clan. Despite his natural talent, Neji's membership in one of the clan's lower houses leaves him ineligible to learn the clan's most secret techniques. At the start of the series Neji openly hates the main house because of this, readily attacking its members verbally or physically when given the chance.[95] At this point in the series Neji is plagued by fatalistic philosophy: that one's destiny is inescapable and that a weak person will always be weak.[96] After being defeated in battle by Naruto Uzumaki, a character that has time and again proven his "destiny" wrong by getting stronger, Neji has a change of heart. He abandons the idea of a predetermined fate, and resolves to get strong enough to never lose a battle. He also tries to remedy the estranged relations between himself and the members of the main house, resulting in his training with the leader of the main house at the end of Part I.

Neji displays his title as a prodigy of the Hyuga throughout the series; when first introduced he is highly proficient with the Gentle Fist style of combat, with which he can directly attack an opponent's internal systems. Though never having been trained in the form, Neji has been able to replicate it and its most powerful attacks through simple observation.[97] As the series progresses Neji refines these abilities into more powerful counterparts, either to increase their potency or to fix an inherent flaw. On such example is his Byakugan, an eye technique that by default grants the owner a near-360-degree field of vision within a fifty meter radius. Though extremely useful as it is, Neji constantly trains to overcome a small blindspot and to increase his range of sight. In the Japanese anime, his seiyū is Kōichi Tōchika,[98] and when he is featured as a child, he is voiced by Keiko Nemoto.[99] His voice in the English anime is provided by Steve Staley,[100] and Wendee Lee provides his child voice.[101]

Kankuro (カンクロウ, Kankurō?) is the second oldest of the three siblings. For the first half of the series he is frequently at odds with his younger brother, Gaara, though he tends to hold his tongue for fear of being killed. [117] In Part II, once Gaara begins to reveal his dreams and motivations to Kankuro, Kankuro becomes very protective of Gaara; he lashes out at anyone who speaks poorly of Gaara and readily risks his life to save Gaara when he is kidnapped. Kankuro is a talented puppeteer, and has thus far been shown to have three puppets in his arsenal: Karasu (烏, Karasu? lit. Crow), Kuroari (黒蟻, Kuroari? lit. Black Ant), and Sanshōuo (山椒魚, Sanshōuo? lit. Salamander). Karasu is used for offensive purposes, Kuroari traps opponents in its body to make them easier targets, and Sanshōuo protects Kankuro and his allies from enemy attacks. The puppets are all destroyed by their original creator, Sasori, in Part II, and it has yet to be seen whether Kankuro has repaired them. In the Japanese anime, he is voiced by Yasuyuki Kase,[118] and his English voice actor is Michael Lindsay.[119]

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