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== Appearance == |
== Appearance == |
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| − | Shiore had long smooth black hair and black eyes. He wore a straw hat on his head |
+ | Shiore had long smooth black hair and black eyes. He wore a straw hat on his head and an attire that resembled Orochimaru's. |
== Part I == |
== Part I == |
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=== Chūnin Exams === |
=== Chūnin Exams === |
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| − | Shiore and his team were participants in the [[Chūnin Exams]] in [[Konohagakure]], but sometime before the Exams, [[Orochimaru]] killed Shiore and his team, and |
+ | Shiore and his team were participants in the [[Chūnin Exams]] in [[Konohagakure]], but sometime before the Exams, [[Orochimaru]] killed Shiore and his team, and [[Vanishing Facial Copy Technique|assumed his identity]] to test [[Sasuke Uchiha]]'s abilities in the [[Forest of Death]]. While his stolen face was melted off by Sasuke's [[Fire Release: Dragon Fire Technique]], Shiore's corpse was eventually found by [[Izumo Kamizuki]], [[Kotetsu Hagane]], and [[Mozuku]]. By the time an alerted [[Anko Mitarashi]] became aware of her former mentor's presence in the Chūnin Exams and confronted him, Orochimaru had achieved his goal and discarded his disguise. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* In the Japanese manga, anime, and in the English manga, Shiore is always referred to as a male. In the English dub and some Japanese subtitled versions, Shiore is referred to as a woman until it's revealed that it was Orochimaru in disguise. |
* In the Japanese manga, anime, and in the English manga, Shiore is always referred to as a male. In the English dub and some Japanese subtitled versions, Shiore is referred to as a woman until it's revealed that it was Orochimaru in disguise. |
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* The kanji (written three times) on the talisman hanging on Shiore's conical straw hat reads "Aku", which means "evil". |
* The kanji (written three times) on the talisman hanging on Shiore's conical straw hat reads "Aku", which means "evil". |
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| − | * Shiore's name was revealed only in the ''Naruto Anime Profiles''. |
+ | * Shiore's name was revealed only in the ''[[Naruto Anime Profiles, Vol. 1|Naruto Anime Profiles]]''. |
== References == |
== References == |
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| シオレ Shiore | |
| Debut | |
| Manga | Naruto Chapter #45 |
| Anime | Naruto Episode #21 |
| Game | Naruto: Rise of a Ninja |
| Appears in | Anime, Manga, Game |
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| English | |
| Personal | |
| Sex |  Male
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| Status | Deceased |
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Shiore (シオレ) was a genin from Kusagakure.
Appearance
Shiore had long smooth black hair and black eyes. He wore a straw hat on his head and an attire that resembled Orochimaru's.
Part I
Chūnin Exams
Shiore and his team were participants in the Chūnin Exams in Konohagakure, but sometime before the Exams, Orochimaru killed Shiore and his team, and assumed his identity to test Sasuke Uchiha's abilities in the Forest of Death. While his stolen face was melted off by Sasuke's Fire Release: Dragon Fire Technique, Shiore's corpse was eventually found by Izumo Kamizuki, Kotetsu Hagane, and Mozuku. By the time an alerted Anko Mitarashi became aware of her former mentor's presence in the Chūnin Exams and confronted him, Orochimaru had achieved his goal and discarded his disguise.
Trivia
- In the Japanese manga, anime, and in the English manga, Shiore is always referred to as a male. In the English dub and some Japanese subtitled versions, Shiore is referred to as a woman until it's revealed that it was Orochimaru in disguise.
- The kanji (written three times) on the talisman hanging on Shiore's conical straw hat reads "Aku", which means "evil".
- Shiore's name was revealed only in the Naruto Anime Profiles.
References
- ↑ Naruto Anime Profiles, Volume 1: Episodes 1-37, page 159
