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| − | [[File:Kusagakure Symbol.svg|100px|thumb|left|Kusagakure symbol.]] |
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| ⚫ | <section begin=summary />{{translation|'''Kusagakure'''|草隠れの里|Kusagakure no Sato|lit meaning=Village Hidden in the Grass}} is located |
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| ⚫ | <section begin=summary />{{translation|'''Kusagakure'''|草隠れの里|Kusagakure no Sato|lit meaning=Village Hidden in the Grass}} is located thus far in an unnamed country. Because it had [[genin]] participating in the [[Chūnin Exams]] organised by [[Konohagakure]], it can be assumed the two villages are allied.<section end=summary /> Although it has never been named, the country Kusagakure is located in has been shown on several occasions. The country is rich with forests, some consisting of giant mushrooms or bamboo. It also seems to have many rivers and deep ravines. |
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| − | During the [[Third Shinobi World War]], the country was invaded by [[Iwagakure]] and served as an important front between Iwa and Konoha. More than a decade later, [[Orochimaru]] had a hideout somewhere in the country. |
+ | During the [[Third Shinobi World War]], the country was invaded by [[Iwagakure]] and served as an important front between Iwa and Konoha. More than a decade later, [[Orochimaru]] had a hideout somewhere in the country.<ref>Chapter 301, page 13</ref> |
| − | Kusagakure is skilled in diplomacy, a trait they constantly use to read the movements of other countries and stay one step ahead of them. They also analyse |
+ | Kusagakure is skilled in diplomacy, a trait they constantly use to read the movements of other countries and stay one step ahead of them. They also analyse techniques from other villages in a similar manner. Because of these principles, others find it hard to read the shinobi from this village's attitudes.<ref>First Naruto Fanbook</ref> |
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| + | After the end of the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]], Kusagakure was approached and offered to join the [[Shinobi Union]].<ref>''Shikamaru Hiden''</ref> |
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== Locations == |
== Locations == |
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=== Tenchi Bridge === |
=== Tenchi Bridge === |
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{{Main with-include|Tenchi Bridge}} |
{{Main with-include|Tenchi Bridge}} |
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| + | === Hōzuki Castle === |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * The country Kusagakure resides in is currently unknown, but similar to [[Amegakure]], the country has been called {{translation|'''Land of Grass'''|草の国|Kusa no Kuni}} by fans. |
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| − | * Some fans believe the [[Akatsuki]] member [[Zetsu]] is from this village based on his venus-flytrap plant appearance. However, his lack of a Kusagakure forehead protector with a slash mark is against this theory. Also, in the third databook, Zetsu's profile section leaves his village of origin blank for unknown reasons. Later in the series we find out that Zetsu is in fact artificial shinobi, created from First Hokage's cells |
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* [[Minato Namikaze]] and his son, [[Naruto Uzumaki]], have both destroyed a bridge in this land. |
* [[Minato Namikaze]] and his son, [[Naruto Uzumaki]], have both destroyed a bridge in this land. |
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| + | * In chapter 9 of ''[[Rock Lee's Springtime of Youth Full Power Ninja Chronicles]]'', a [[missing-nin]] from Kusagakure tried to kidnap [[Hinata Hyūga]] and wreck havoc in [[Konohagakure]]. |
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| + | * Kusagakure was the primary location of ''[[Naruto the Movie: Blood Prison]]''. According to the film, the village was in possession of an [[Box of Ultimate Bliss|ancient superweapon]] dating back to the days of the [[Sage of the Six Paths]]; the weapon was so powerful that Kusagakure was seen as a powerful force in the world at that time. |
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| + | ** After the old Kusagakure was destroyed, the weapon was hidden and two factions arose, namely {{Translation|"Grass Fruit"|草の実|Kusa no Jitsu}} group, opposed to the use of the weapon, and {{Translation|"Grass Flower"|草の花|Kusa no Hana}} group, in favour of using the weapon to restore Kusagakure's former glory. |
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| + | ** The symbol of Kusagakure on [[Muku]] and [[Ryūzetsu]]'s [[forehead protectors]] is incorrectly depicted with four grass blades instead of three. |
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| − | == See |
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* {{Drilldown|List of Kusagakure characters|Characters|q=Loyalty=Kusagakure}} |
* {{Drilldown|List of Kusagakure characters|Characters|q=Loyalty=Kusagakure}} |
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[[Category:Villages]] |
[[Category:Villages]] |
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| + | [[ru:Деревня Скрытой Травы]] |
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Revision as of 18:52, 25 June 2015
| Kusagakure | |
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| Kanji | 草隠れの里 |
| Rōmaji | Kusagakure no Sato |
| Literal English | Village Hidden in the Grass |
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Kusagakure (草隠れの里, Kusagakure no Sato, literally meaning: Village Hidden in the Grass) is located thus far in an unnamed country. Because it had genin participating in the Chūnin Exams organised by Konohagakure, it can be assumed the two villages are allied. Although it has never been named, the country Kusagakure is located in has been shown on several occasions. The country is rich with forests, some consisting of giant mushrooms or bamboo. It also seems to have many rivers and deep ravines.
During the Third Shinobi World War, the country was invaded by Iwagakure and served as an important front between Iwa and Konoha. More than a decade later, Orochimaru had a hideout somewhere in the country.[1]
Kusagakure is skilled in diplomacy, a trait they constantly use to read the movements of other countries and stay one step ahead of them. They also analyse techniques from other villages in a similar manner. Because of these principles, others find it hard to read the shinobi from this village's attitudes.[2]
After the end of the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kusagakure was approached and offered to join the Shinobi Union.[3]
Locations
Kannabi Bridge
Main article: Kannabi Bridge The Kannabi Bridge (神無毘橋, Kannabi-kyō, literally meaning: Bridge where the gods do not help) was a large bridge, spanning a river somewhere in Kusagakure. During the Third Shinobi World War, this bridge was a vital pathway to Iwagakure's line of supply. Team Minato, led by newly-promoted jōnin Kakashi Hatake, were given the mission of destroying it. They eventually succeeded with the aid of the team's official leader, Minato Namikaze. However, the team's member, Obito Uchiha, was incapacitated and was thought to have been dead prior to the destruction of the bridge. Despite his apparent death, the bridge was nonetheless destroyed, turning the tide of the war in Konoha's favour despite their massive shortage in manpower.
Tenchi Bridge
Main article: Tenchi Bridge The Tenchi Bridge (天地橋, Tenchi-kyō, literally meaning: Heaven and Earth Bridge) was located somewhere in Kusagakure, spanning a deep ravine. It was here that Team Kakashi, led by Yamato, was to meet up with one of Akatsuki-member Sasori's spies, Kabuto Yakushi.
Hōzuki Castle
Main article: Hōzuki Castle The Hōzuki Castle (鬼灯城, Hōzuki-jō, literally meaning: Demon Lantern Castle), also known as the Blood Prison (ブラッド・プリズン, Buraddo Purizun), is a large castle that is controlled by Kusagakure and serves as a criminal containment facility.
Trivia
- The country borders on the Land of Fire in the east, the Land of Earth in the northwest, Takigakure in the north and Amegakure in the south.
- Minato Namikaze and his son, Naruto Uzumaki, have both destroyed a bridge in this land.
- In chapter 9 of Rock Lee's Springtime of Youth Full Power Ninja Chronicles, a missing-nin from Kusagakure tried to kidnap Hinata Hyūga and wreck havoc in Konohagakure.
- Kusagakure was the primary location of Naruto the Movie: Blood Prison. According to the film, the village was in possession of an ancient superweapon dating back to the days of the Sage of the Six Paths; the weapon was so powerful that Kusagakure was seen as a powerful force in the world at that time.
- After the old Kusagakure was destroyed, the weapon was hidden and two factions arose, namely "Grass Fruit" (草の実, Kusa no Jitsu) group, opposed to the use of the weapon, and "Grass Flower" (草の花, Kusa no Hana) group, in favour of using the weapon to restore Kusagakure's former glory.
- The symbol of Kusagakure on Muku and Ryūzetsu's forehead protectors is incorrectly depicted with four grass blades instead of three.
