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| + | {{translation|'''Ōwashi'''|オオワシ|Ōwashi}} was the [[daimyō]] of the [[Land of Birds]]. |
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| + | He was very trusting which turned out to be his downfall. He loved the Land of Birds and all in it. He would sometimes even travel where the daimyō were not allowed to be just to watch over his citizens. |
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| + | Ōwashi had short spiky brown hair that ran down as sideburns into a beard. He also had a moustache. He had black eyes and wore a small green hat on his head. |
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| + | * His name, like those of his children, is a reference to a bird, the [[wikipedia:Steller's Sea Eagle|Steller's sea eagle]]. |
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Revision as of 07:42, 22 August 2015
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| オオワシ Ōwashi | |||
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| Anime | Naruto Episode #166 | ||
| Appears in | Anime | ||
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| Sex |  Male
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| Status | Deceased | ||
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Ōwashi (オオワシ) was the daimyō of the Land of Birds.
Background
He was killed by his chief adviser, Mōsō. His daughter, Toki, would later succeed him disguised as her brother. It was believed that he came back as the Cursed Warrior.
Personality
He was very trusting which turned out to be his downfall. He loved the Land of Birds and all in it. He would sometimes even travel where the daimyō were not allowed to be just to watch over his citizens.
Appearance
Ōwashi had short spiky brown hair that ran down as sideburns into a beard. He also had a moustache. He had black eyes and wore a small green hat on his head.
Trivia
- His name, like those of his children, is a reference to a bird, the Steller's sea eagle.
