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|kanji=秋道一族 |
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|romaji=Akimichi Ichizoku |
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| − | <section begin=summary />The {{translation|'''Akimichi |
+ | <section begin=summary />The {{translation|'''Akimichi Clan'''|秋道一族|Akimichi Ichizoku}} is one of the four noble clans of [[Konohagakure]].<ref>First Databook, page 215</ref> It has had fifteen family heads, with [[Chōza Akimichi]] being the fifteenth and his son [[Chōji]] slated to become the sixteenth. |
| − | + | Many of their clan's techniques revolve around the use of [[Yang Release]].<section end=summary /> |
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== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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Members of the clan possess great physical strength and are able to quickly convert calories into chakra, which they then use in their various [[hiden|secret]] techniques. Most of these techniques rapidly consume the user's chakra during use, and maintaining them during a prolonged battle can be tiring. For this reason the Akimichi have high chakra levels and eat a lot in order to build up or replenish their chakra reserves.<section end=summary /> As a tribute, members of the clan wear the kanji for {{translation|"food"|食|shoku}} on the their clothing. If standard calories aren't enough for a battle, Akimichi can use the clan's [[Three Coloured Pills]] to convert excess fat into chakra, at the cost of one's health. |
Members of the clan possess great physical strength and are able to quickly convert calories into chakra, which they then use in their various [[hiden|secret]] techniques. Most of these techniques rapidly consume the user's chakra during use, and maintaining them during a prolonged battle can be tiring. For this reason the Akimichi have high chakra levels and eat a lot in order to build up or replenish their chakra reserves.<section end=summary /> As a tribute, members of the clan wear the kanji for {{translation|"food"|食|shoku}} on the their clothing. If standard calories aren't enough for a battle, Akimichi can use the clan's [[Three Coloured Pills]] to convert excess fat into chakra, at the cost of one's health. |
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| ⚫ | Many Akimichi use [[Wikipedia:Bō|bō]] as their weapon of choice. These have the ability to lengthen in proportion to their wielder's size. These weapons also have small appendages at the top of them. These clan members have all also been depicted with markings of sorts on their cheeks and most of them have been seen wearing [[Shinobi Battle Armour|plate armour]], both with and without flak jackets. |
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| ⚫ | Many Akimichi use [[Wikipedia:Bō|bō]] as their weapon of choice. These have the ability to lengthen in proportion to their wielder's size. These weapons also have small appendages at the top of them. These clan members have all also been depicted with markings of sorts on their cheeks and most of them have been seen wearing plate armour, both with and without flak jackets. |
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The Akimichi clan has a [[Yamanaka, Nara, and Akimichi Clan Memorial|special relationship]] with the [[Nara]] and [[Yamanaka clan]]. For generations, members of these three families have formed "Ino–Shika–Chō" trios, named after the first part of the names of the members with the Akimichi members being the "Chō" in the trio. To strengthen the unity between the three clans, a member of the [[Sarutobi clan]] will give them special earrings to present to each generation head when they are promoted to [[chūnin]] after which they will swear their oaths. The earrings also symbolise that they are considered adults by their respective clans. |
The Akimichi clan has a [[Yamanaka, Nara, and Akimichi Clan Memorial|special relationship]] with the [[Nara]] and [[Yamanaka clan]]. For generations, members of these three families have formed "Ino–Shika–Chō" trios, named after the first part of the names of the members with the Akimichi members being the "Chō" in the trio. To strengthen the unity between the three clans, a member of the [[Sarutobi clan]] will give them special earrings to present to each generation head when they are promoted to [[chūnin]] after which they will swear their oaths. The earrings also symbolise that they are considered adults by their respective clans. |
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== Other Notable Clan Members == |
== Other Notable Clan Members == |
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| − | * During the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]] two members of the clan were assigned to guard the entrance to the [[Logistical Support and Medical Division]]'s compound.<ref> |
+ | * During the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]] two members of the clan were assigned to guard the entrance to the [[Logistical Support and Medical Division]]'s compound.<ref>Chapter 539, page 6</ref> One of these are later shown guarding Shizune and Sakura as they inspect the corpse of a White Zetsu.<ref>Chapter 545, page 2</ref> |
| + | * Also during the Fourth Shinobi World War, another<!-- the one with the circle on his cheek was already shown in the series --> Akimichi assisted Chōji in stopping the [[Ten-Tails]]' attack.<ref>Chapter 616, page 10</ref> |
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| − | * During [[Fourth Raikage|A]] and [[Killer B]]'s flashback, another Akimichi was seen alongside [[Minato Namikaze]] and an [[Inuzuka]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 542, page 13</ref> |
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+ | * Another Akimichi with a scar-like marking on his cheek was seen alongside [[Hiashi Hyūga]] on the battlefield when the [[Ten-Tails]]' body disappeared. He questioned whether or not the beast had been defeated.<ref>Chapter 638, page 1</ref> |
| − | * When the reincarnated, four previous Hokage arrived on the battlefield, an Akimichi with rhombus markings on his cheeks was featured. He announced the Hokage to the shocked Alliance.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 631, pages 4-5</ref> |
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| − | * Another Akimichi with a scar-like marking on his cheek was seen alongside [[Hiashi Hyūga]] on the battlefield when the [[Ten-Tails]]' body disappeared. He questioned whether or not the beast had been defeated.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 638, page 1</ref> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * The name |
+ | * The name "Akimichi" literally means {{translation|"autumn road"|秋道}}, referring to the time of harvest as well as the streets where vendors sell food. |
| − | * "Ino", "Shika" and "Chō" are the names of three cards needed for a highly prized trick of "Inoshikachō" in the Hanafuda. |
+ | * "Ino", "Shika" and "Chō" are the names of three cards needed for a highly prized trick of "Inoshikachō" in the [[wikipedia:Hanafuda|Hanafuda]]. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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The Akimichi Clan (秋道一族, Akimichi Ichizoku) is one of the four noble clans of Konohagakure.[1] It has had fifteen family heads, with Chōza Akimichi being the fifteenth and his son Chōji slated to become the sixteenth.
Many of their clan's techniques revolve around the use of Yang Release.
Overview
Members of the Akimichi clan.
Members of the clan possess great physical strength and are able to quickly convert calories into chakra, which they then use in their various secret techniques. Most of these techniques rapidly consume the user's chakra during use, and maintaining them during a prolonged battle can be tiring. For this reason the Akimichi have high chakra levels and eat a lot in order to build up or replenish their chakra reserves. As a tribute, members of the clan wear the kanji for "food" (食, shoku) on the their clothing. If standard calories aren't enough for a battle, Akimichi can use the clan's Three Coloured Pills to convert excess fat into chakra, at the cost of one's health.
Many Akimichi use bō as their weapon of choice. These have the ability to lengthen in proportion to their wielder's size. These weapons also have small appendages at the top of them. These clan members have all also been depicted with markings of sorts on their cheeks and most of them have been seen wearing plate armour, both with and without flak jackets.
The Akimichi clan has a special relationship with the Nara and Yamanaka clan. For generations, members of these three families have formed "Ino–Shika–Chō" trios, named after the first part of the names of the members with the Akimichi members being the "Chō" in the trio. To strengthen the unity between the three clans, a member of the Sarutobi clan will give them special earrings to present to each generation head when they are promoted to chūnin after which they will swear their oaths. The earrings also symbolise that they are considered adults by their respective clans.
Other Notable Clan Members
- During the Fourth Shinobi World War two members of the clan were assigned to guard the entrance to the Logistical Support and Medical Division's compound.[2] One of these are later shown guarding Shizune and Sakura as they inspect the corpse of a White Zetsu.[3]
- Also during the Fourth Shinobi World War, another Akimichi assisted Chōji in stopping the Ten-Tails' attack.[4]
- Another Akimichi with a scar-like marking on his cheek was seen alongside Hiashi Hyūga on the battlefield when the Ten-Tails' body disappeared. He questioned whether or not the beast had been defeated.[5]
Trivia
- The name "Akimichi" literally means "autumn road" (秋道), referring to the time of harvest as well as the streets where vendors sell food.
- "Ino", "Shika" and "Chō" are the names of three cards needed for a highly prized trick of "Inoshikachō" in the Hanafuda.
