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| − | {{translation|'''Kakeru Tsuki'''|ツキカケル|Tsuki Kakeru}} was the father of [[Michiru]] and the grandfather of [[Hikaru]]. |
+ | {{translation|'''Kakeru Tsuki'''|ツキカケル|Tsuki Kakeru}} was the father of [[Michiru]] and the grandfather of [[Hikaru Tsuki]]. |
== Background == |
== Background == |
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Revision as of 18:56, 5 November 2014
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| ツキカケル Tsuki Kakeru | |||
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| Movie | Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom | ||
| Appears in | Movie | ||
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| Sex |  Male
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| Status | Deceased | ||
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Kakeru Tsuki (ツキカケル, Tsuki Kakeru) was the father of Michiru and the grandfather of Hikaru Tsuki.
Background
Kakeru was the benevolent king of the Land of the Moon. His minister and friend, Shabadaba, showed greedy desire to take over as king, to which Kakeru saw but hoped that Shabadaba would one day understand the his noble vision of selflessness and generosity. As time went on, however, Shabadaba showed no improvement, and eventually, Kakeru accepted the advice of his soldiers and decided to deal with the corrupt minister.
At the time, Kakeru had also planned to using country's funds and reducing taxes to help the less fortunate, which did not stand well with Shabadaba. All of this led to the minister to betray the king, hiring Three Wandering Ninja to assassinate him; the lower half of Kakeru's body was petrified by Ishidate as he and soliders loyal to him were escaping from the overwhelming coup d'état.
Personality
Kakeru was a benevolent sovereign, caring for the well-being of his people and wanted to use the kingdom's resources to help them to his fullest. He was also perceptive to know Shabadaba's ambitions, but was faithful to hope that he would one day see the error of his ways and change. However, Kakeru's faith was limited, as he would eventually accept his soldiers' advice to terminate Kakeru's increasingly greediness.
Appearance
Kakeru has long unkempt white hair which forms into a beard and the top part of his head was balding.
Plot Overview
When Korega brought Michiru and Hikaru to where the king was resting, Kakeru's health deteriorated greatly. Sakura Haruno was able to keep him alive a little longer but could not save him as he was petrified for too long, and he used his last seconds to tell his son and grandson that from that moment on, they were the new king and prince.
Trivia
- Tsuki (月) means moon. Kakeru (欠ける) means to wane.
