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{{translation|'''Shiin'''|死韻|Shiin}} was the leader of a [[Shiin clan|group of bandits]] originating from the [[Land of Rice Fields]], the same land where the [[Otogakure]] is located.
 
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Eventually, Shiin attacked the village. Having difficulty with getting past the wall and defeating the Konoha ninja, he resorted to using music to paralyse the Konoha ninja, but [[Menma]] countered the technique with his own music ninjutsu. This allowed [[Naruto]] to break Shiin's flute, plus [[Tenten]] and [[Neji]] to defeat the raiders.
 
Eventually, Shiin attacked the village. Having difficulty with getting past the wall and defeating the Konoha ninja, he resorted to using music to paralyse the Konoha ninja, but [[Menma]] countered the technique with his own music ninjutsu. This allowed [[Naruto]] to break Shiin's flute, plus [[Tenten]] and [[Neji]] to defeat the raiders.
   
Shiin, realizing the battle to be lost, retreated to the dam at the river. He planned to flood the village to drown the villagers. The gold mine would be left unharmed. Shiin's plan to flood the village was stopped when Menma collapsed the mine.
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Shiin, realising the battle to be lost, retreated to the dam at the river. He planned to flood the village to drown the villagers. The gold mine would be left unharmed. Shiin's plan to flood the village was stopped when Menma collapsed the mine.
   
 
In the end, Shiin was trying to escape but Naruto manages to catch up with him and defeat him with [[Rasengan]]. Shiin was later seen tied up with the rest of the bandits.
 
In the end, Shiin was trying to escape but Naruto manages to catch up with him and defeat him with [[Rasengan]]. Shiin was later seen tied up with the rest of the bandits.

Revision as of 23:54, 16 August 2011

This article is about Shiin from the Land of Rice Fields. For the similarly named Shin from Konoha, see Shin.
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Shiin
死韻 Shiin
Debut
Anime Naruto Episode #213
Appears in Anime
Voice Actors
Japanese
English
Personal
Sex Gender Male Male
Height
  • Part I: 177 cm1.77 m <br />5.807 ft <br />69.685 in <br />
Occupation
  • Bandit
Affiliation
Clan
Nature Type
Jutsu

Tools

Shiin (死韻) was the leader of a group of bandits originating from the Land of Rice Fields, the same land where the Otogakure is located.

Background

It is revealed that there was a war taking place between the Land of the Rice Fields and some other nations, mainly due to the actions of Orochimaru. As a result, the area that the raided village was in was a de-militarised zone, ruled by no-one. The village had a gold mine in the nearby mountains, which the bandits sought, and raided the village to get to the mine.

Part I

Menma Arc

Eventually, Shiin attacked the village. Having difficulty with getting past the wall and defeating the Konoha ninja, he resorted to using music to paralyse the Konoha ninja, but Menma countered the technique with his own music ninjutsu. This allowed Naruto to break Shiin's flute, plus Tenten and Neji to defeat the raiders.

Shiin, realising the battle to be lost, retreated to the dam at the river. He planned to flood the village to drown the villagers. The gold mine would be left unharmed. Shiin's plan to flood the village was stopped when Menma collapsed the mine.

In the end, Shiin was trying to escape but Naruto manages to catch up with him and defeat him with Rasengan. Shiin was later seen tied up with the rest of the bandits.

Trivia

  • Shiin's use of the flute is similar to Tayuya's. Even the music to bind the enemy is similar to the one that Tayuya plays.
  • Shiin's name is written with the kanji for death (, shi) and rhyme (, in).