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| + | {{translation|'''Matsu'''|松|Matsu}} is a citizen of [[Konohagakure]] who works at [[Ramen Ichiraku]]. |
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| + | == Appearance == |
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| + | Matsu has dark hair which is trimmed very low and dark eyes. He wears a plain-coloured kimono and a bit or rope tied around his head. |
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+ | == Personality == |
| + | He has been described as an idiot. He has also been described as being dense. |
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| + | == Part II == |
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| + | === Hidan and Kakuzu Arc === |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | * The third databook says that his favourite words are "Doodoo bi doobi dooba". |
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| + | == References == |
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Revision as of 18:37, 22 May 2014
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| 松 Matsu
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| Manga | Naruto Chapter #320 |
| Movie | Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom |
| Appears in | Manga, Movie |
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| Birthdate |  May 16
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| Sex |  Male
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| Blood type | B |
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Matsu (松) is a citizen of Konohagakure who works at Ramen Ichiraku.
Appearance
Matsu has dark hair which is trimmed very low and dark eyes. He wears a plain-coloured kimono and a bit or rope tied around his head.
Personality
He has been described as an idiot. He has also been described as being dense.
Part II
Hidan and Kakuzu Arc
Matsu and Nishi were hired by Teuchi when Ayame went on vacation. While serving Naruto Uzumaki, he accidentally sticks his finger in the ramen. Teuchi, who noticed, scolds Matsu and tells him to prepare a next bowl, much to a starving Naruto's dismay.
Trivia
- The third databook says that his favourite words are "Doodoo bi doobi dooba".
References
- ↑ Third Databook, page 109
