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| − | <section begin=summary />{{translation|'''Sunagakure'''|砂隠れの里|Sunagakure no Sato|lit meaning=Village Hidden by Sand}} is the hidden village of the [[Land of Wind]]. As one of the [[Five Great Shinobi Countries]], Sunagakure has a [[Kage]] as its leader known as the [[Kazekage]], who resides in a [[Kazekage's Office|spherical structure]] in the centre of the village. There have been five Kazekage, the most recent being [[Gaara]].<section end=summary /> |
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| + | <section begin=summary />{{translation|'''Sunagakure'''|砂隠れの里|Sunagakure no Sato|lit meaning=Village Hidden by Sand}} is the [[hidden village]] of the <noinclude>[[</noinclude>Land of Wind<noinclude>]]</noinclude>. As the village of one of the [[Five Great Shinobi Countries]], Sunagakure has a [[Kage]] as its leader known as the [[Kazekage]], of which there have been five in its history. Being surrounded by desert offers the village a natural deterrent against invasion, as few foreign powers would be willing to endure the sandstorms and water scarcity common to Suna.<section end=summary /> Sunagakure itself lies in a fortified valley behind cliffs of rock, with passage in and out of the village restricted to a single cleft between two cliff faces, making the area very hard to attack from the ground. The buildings inside seem to be made of clay or [[Wikipedia:Stucco|stucco]], which would help to keep the buildings cool. |
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| + | The standard attire for Suna shinobi consists of blue or black uniforms underneath [[flak jacket]]s of various shades of beige to better blend with their natural environment and include shoulders guards. Headpieces consisting of a head-wrap and cloth neck-covers to protect against the harsh weather are popular with Suna shinobi. Many Sunagakure ninja use [[Wind Release]] techniques, which they may or may not perform with [[Wikipedia:Tessenjutsu|fans]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 553, page 10</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 611, pages 16-17</ref> Shinobi from this village believe that the accomplishment of a mission predominates the lives of the ninja trying to accomplish it. As such, they ruthlessly pursue victory in battle, and even if failure is inevitable they will still try to achieve any success against their enemy that they can. In ''[[Gaara Hiden: A Sandstorm Mirage|Gaara Hiden]]'', it has been noted that Sunagakure has been made up of various families, instead of [[clan]]s. |
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| − | [[File:Sunagakure Symbol.svg|thumb|left|Symbol of Sunagakure.]] |
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| − | <section begin=summary />The [[Puppet Technique]], and from their performance in the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]], the [[Cloth Binding Technique]] seem to be common techniques among Sunagakure ninja. Shinobi from this village believe that the accomplishment of a mission predominates the lives of the ninja trying to accomplish it. As such, they are known to be ruthless in battle, meaning to them that failure is not an option. Should failure seem inevitable, a Suna shinobi would almost surely try to make a success of their mission in some way or another as seen when Kankurō secretly retrieved from a piece of Sasori's clothing as a means to track [[Akatsuki]] to their hideout.<section end=summary /> |
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| − | The standard attire of this village consists of blue or black uniforms underneath flak jackets of various shades of beige to better blend with their natural environment and include shoulders guards. Sand shinobi also tend to wear a common headpiece consisting of a head-wrap and cloth neck-covers to aid against the sun and sandstorms with a [[headband]] on top. |
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| − | A natural defence of Sunagakure is its location in the desert with the protection of lack of water and sandstorms to discourage large-scale invasions. Sunagakure itself lies in a fortified valley behind cliffs of rock. The passage to travel into the valley is in a cleft between two cliff faces which provides a natural defence for the village making the area very hard to attack from the ground. The outside cliff face facing the desert has been terraced for a place for defending shinobi to stand up against assaulting forces. The buildings inside seem to be made of clay or [[Wikipedia:Stucco|stucco]] which would help to keep the buildings cool and allow them to also withstand the raging sand storms that are common in the area. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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+ | [[File:Kazekage Residence.PNG|thumb|left|The Kazekage's office building.]] |
| − | Sunagakure was founded by the First Kazekage, who gathered the desert-dwelling shinobi under his control with his overwhelming power. |
+ | Sunagakure was founded after the [[Warring States Period]] by the [[First Kazekage]], who gathered the desert-dwelling shinobi under his control with his overwhelming power. Shortly after the formation of their villages, [[Konoha]]'s [[First Hokage]] offered to sell [[tailed beasts]] to Suna as a sign of friendship and to ensure a balance of power amongst their new villages. Because Suna already had the [[One-Tail]], the First Kazekage instead tried to negotiate for a percentage of the sale price to the other villages and a portion of the [[Land of Fire]]'s territory instead.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 648, page 12</ref> Despite the First Hokage's wishes for peace, the world eventually fell into war. Suna's close proximity with [[Iwagakure]] has led to numerous conflicts over the years, enough that enmity between its shinobi has become deep-seated. During the [[Second Shinobi World War]], [[Chiyo]]'s attempts to poison enemies were consistently counteracted by Konoha's [[Tsunade]]. |
| + | For times of war, Suna researched different [[jutsu]] to give it an advantage over other villages. Because the [[Puppet Technique]] is so popular amongst its shinobi, the [[Puppet Brigade]] was formed and they experimented with testing to see whether there was a way to give life to their puppets. This led to the creation of the [[One's Own Life Reincarnation]] technique, but the cost of a human life to perform it made it impractical and Suna soon abandoned the project. Since the time of the [[Second Kazekage]], the village has studied the [[jinchūriki]] of its One-Tail in an attempt to reproduce the beast's abilities. The [[Third Kazekage]] was able to mimic the One-Tail's powers using [[Iron Sand]], and with it he gained fame as the strongest Kazekage in history. When he mysteriously disappeared one day, Suna went to great lengths to find him, spreading its forces thin in the search and leaving the village under-defended. When others took this opportunity to declare war on Suna, the village was forced to call off the search, never learning the Third's fate.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 266, page 10</ref> [[Sasori]], grandson of Chiyo, was considered to be a prodigy in the art of puppets, and built many innovative puppets that dyed the sands red with enemies' blood during the [[Third Shinobi World War]], thus giving rise to his moniker "Sasori of the Red Sand". However, he defected from the village about twenty years before the abduction of the Fifth Kazekage, and shortly after, his grandmother and [[Ebizō|granduncle]], both [[Honoured Siblings|celebrated veterans]], retired. |
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| − | [[File:Suna Hospital.PNG||thumb|left|The Suna Hospital.]] |
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| − | Some time in Sunagakure's history they created the [[Puppet Brigade]] in an attempt to create a [[technique]] that would give life to their puppets in order to increase their combat effectiveness. Research for such a technique was started and [[Chiyo]] eventually developed [[One's Own Life Reincarnation]], but use of the technique came at too high a price at needing the user's life to complete the technique, thus the research was called off and the village continued to use normal puppets. [[Sasori]] left the village after the emptiness of lacking [[Sasori's Father|parental]] [[Sasori's Mother|love]] finally reached a breaking point, but later returned, kidnapped, and murdered the Third, with Sunagakure taking a gamble and attempting to find their Kage rather than securing their borders against attack.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 266, page 10</ref> |
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+ | [[File:Gaara lost control.png|thumb|Shukaku being released.]] |
| + | Following the [[Third Shinobi World War]], the [[Wind Daimyō (Part I)|Land of Wind's daimyō]] started outsourcing missions previously given to Suna to Konoha instead. The [[Fourth Kazekage]] began selling [[gold dust]] to try to make up for the loss of funding, but it was ultimately decided that Suna shinobi would need to rely on individual strength rather than strength of numbers.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 547, page 5</ref> To help in this goal, the Fourth had the One-Tail sealed into his newborn son, [[Gaara]], hoping he would become a valuable weapon.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 262, page 14</ref> For the early years of his life Gaara struggled to keep the One-Tail in check, and would unintentionally attack the village and/or its citizens when he lost control. The Fourth eventually decided that Gaara was a failed experiment and tried many times to have him assassinated, each of which failed. The attempts on his life, however, taught Gaara how to control the One-Tail, making him into the weapon his father wanted him to be and convincing the Fourth to call off the assassinations. |
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| − | Sunagakure frequently fought with [[Konohagakure]]; Chiyo's attempts to poison enemies during the [[Second Shinobi World War]] were often counteracted by [[Tsunade]]. To compound this fact, following the Third Shinobi War, the [[Wind Daimyō (Part I)|Wind Daimyō]] began outsourcing missions to Konoha, leading to a lack of funding for Sunagakure. To make up for the loss of military power this created, the [[Fourth Kazekage]] had Chiyo seal [[Shukaku]] into its third host, his own son: [[Gaara]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 262, page 14</ref> It was hoped that Gaara would become a weapon for the village, but the power of Shukaku was too unstable and overwhelming for Gaara and the idea was abandoned. The village then had to rely on the development of new techniques and trading of gold dust in order to keep its standing within the [[Five Great Shinobi Countries]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 547, page 6</ref> As time passed, however, the Fourth came to appreciate Gaara's increasing control and returned to relying on him as a weapon. |
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| − | Another village Sunagakure has frequently fought with, unsurprisingly due to their close proximity, is [[Iwagakure]]. This has left the two villages as age old enemies with each side holding a grudge against the other, a fact which makes them highly unwilling allies. |
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| + | Twelve years after Gaara's birth, Suna is approached by [[Orochimaru]] of [[Otogakure]] with an offer to join forces in an [[invasion of Konoha]]. Scheduled to occur during the [[Chūnin Exams]] taking place in Konoha, Gaara is to attack the village from within while Sunagakure and Otogakure forces invade. At some point before the invasion takes place, however, Orochimaru kills and impersonates the Fourth Kazekage and leads them into a devastating defeat against Konoha's forces. When the village discovers Orochimaru's deceit, Sunagakure re-allies itself with Konoha and gains much from the peace, leading to new prosperity for the village. Two-and-a-half years later Gaara, now Fifth Kazekage, is captured while defending Suna from [[Akatsuki]]. Remembering their earlier mistakes when the Third Kazekage disappeared, Suna's leadership is reluctant to go after him. Konoha sends a team to help and succeeds in rescuing Gaara, though Akatsuki is able to take the One-Tail. Chiyo and Ebizō noted that the village has weakened as they had to rely on retired veterans and even allied villages. It was also during this incident that made Chiyo finally discovered the fate of the Third Kazekage: Sasori was the one who abducted and killed him prior to his defection. |
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| + | [[File:Suna Infinite Tsukuyomi.png|thumb|Suna entrapped in the God: Nativity of a World of Trees.]] |
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| − | === Invasion of Konoha === |
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| + | After the other villages experience their own attacks by Akatsuki, they decide to form the [[Allied Shinobi Forces]] to oppose Akatsuki in the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]]. Being so much younger than his fellow Kage, Gaara is able to persuade the other Kage of how outdated their methodologies are and also proves inspirational in convincing the diverse Allied Forces set aside their differences and work together. Suna's forces prove valuable during the war, particularly with the [[Cloth Binding Technique]] to neutralise the [[Impure World Reincarnation]]. Although the villagers were amongst the mass of the world to be trapped in the [[Infinite Tsukuyomi]] and [[God: Nativity of a World of Trees]], the war is eventually won and the villages are all left on good terms.{{-}} |
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| − | At some point, Sunagakure was approached by [[Orochimaru]] with a proposition for a joint [[invasion of Konoha]]. The Fourth Kazekage was killed and impersonated by Orochimaru to give the impression of support, and Sunagakure was falsely led to a devastating loss against Konoha's forces. Once Orochimaru's deceit was discovered, Sunagakure re-allied itself with Konoha, gaining much from the peace and leading to new prosperity for the village. By Part II, Gaara would be made Fifth Kazekage to replace his father. |
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| + | * [[Kazekage's Office]] |
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| − | [[File:C3 explosion.jpg|thumb|left|Deidara attacks Sunagakure.]] |
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| + | * [[Suna Aviary]] |
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| − | When [[Akatsuki]] came to Suna to abduct Gaara, [[Sasori]] set several [[explosive tag]] traps and killed several guards, as well as reactivating two of his [[Memory-Concealing Manipulative Sand Technique|sleeper agents]], [[Yūra]] and [[Mukade]], while [[Deidara]] in his bid to draw out the Kazekage, nearly [[C3|devastated]] the entire village were it not for Gaara's [[Air Sand Protective Wall]]. Regardless, Gaara was captured, and the village was in dismay. |
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| + | * [[Suna Greenhouse]] |
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| + | * [[Suna Hospital]] |
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| − | An urgent message was relayed to Konoha for assistance via messenger bird. After Gaara was rescued and revived by Chiyo, at the cost of her own life, he was safely returned to Suna and is currently still the Kazekage. He lost his [[tailed beast]], but still retained the ability to manipulate sand. |
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| + | {{#ask:[[Concept:Clans]][[Loyalty::Sunagakure]]|format=ul}}{{#ask:[[Concept:Clans]][[Loyalty::Land of Wind]]|format=ul}} |
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| − | When Sunagakure entered the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]], its [[Cloth Binding Technique]] users were vital in dealing with [[Kabuto Yakushi]]'s [[Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation|reincarnated]] shinobi. This technique caused them to make up the majority of the [[Sealing Team]]s in every division of the [[Allied Shinobi Forces]]. Shortly before the war, [[Kankurō]] was appointed commander of the [[Surprise Attack Division]], and the village's Kazekage, Gaara, its Regimental Commander. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * The second fanbook gives Sunagakure a population size of two out of five stars, a military strength of two out of five stars, and an economic strength of two out of five stars. This gives it the lowest overall score of all the five main shinobi villages. |
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| + | * In ''[[Gaara Hiden: A Sandstorm Mirage|Gaara Hiden]]'', it was noted that the village's strange, sunken terrain is not thought to be natural, which, during the time of myths, was thought that it might be the result of a god, such as [[Wikipedia:Susanoo|Susanoo]] or [[Wikipedia:Amaterasu|Amaterasu]], using a technique beyond human knowledge. |
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| − | * Despite the element of sand being unique to [[Shukaku]] and its [[jinchūriki]], ninja from this village have been shown to be capable of utilising [[Sand (tool)|sand]] as a tool as well. |
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| + | **In the anime, the place had been chosen by the [[Sage of the Six Paths]] (a deified figure from the Shinobi World) and his disciples as the refuge where [[Shukaku]] was sent to live.<ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 464</ref> |
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| + | * According to ''Gaara Hiden'', because the previous Kazekage were assassinated, Anti-Kazekage groups have become common in Suna because they desire a "stronger" Kazekage. However, with the subsequent arrest of multiple Suna Council members who actively formed and assisted these groups, many assume the Anti-Kazekage groups have finally been put down. |
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| − | * None of the characters from the Sunagakure have stated last names, even though it's the second most frequently seen population in the ''Naruto'' series. |
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| + | * During the first [[Kage Summit]], the [[First Hokage]] gave Suna a plot of fertile land near [[Konohagakure]] to farm on. The ownership of the land caused many battles between the two villages.<ref>''Gaara Hiden: A Sandstorm Mirage''</ref> |
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| − | * During the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]], several other Suna-nin were seen wielding similar fans alongside Temari.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 553, page 10</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 611, pages 16-17</ref> This is an indication that the use of [[tessenjutsu]] is a skill generally taught in the village. |
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Latest revision as of 18:06, 27 December 2023
| This article is about the ninja village. For the sand used by Gaara and other shinobi, see Sand. |
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| Name | |
| Kanji | 砂隠れの里 |
| Rōmaji | Sunagakure no Sato |
| Literal English | Village Hidden by Sand |
| English TV | The Village Hidden in the Sand |
| Village Data | |
| Country | Land of Wind |
| Leader | Kazekage |
| Symbol | 
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| Population | 2/5 |
| Military | 2/5 |
| Economy | 2/5 |
Sunagakure (砂隠れの里, Sunagakure no Sato, literally meaning: Village Hidden by Sand) is the hidden village of the Land of Wind. As the village of one of the Five Great Shinobi Countries, Sunagakure has a Kage as its leader known as the Kazekage, of which there have been five in its history. Being surrounded by desert offers the village a natural deterrent against invasion, as few foreign powers would be willing to endure the sandstorms and water scarcity common to Suna. Sunagakure itself lies in a fortified valley behind cliffs of rock, with passage in and out of the village restricted to a single cleft between two cliff faces, making the area very hard to attack from the ground. The buildings inside seem to be made of clay or stucco, which would help to keep the buildings cool.
The standard attire for Suna shinobi consists of blue or black uniforms underneath flak jackets of various shades of beige to better blend with their natural environment and include shoulders guards. Headpieces consisting of a head-wrap and cloth neck-covers to protect against the harsh weather are popular with Suna shinobi. Many Sunagakure ninja use Wind Release techniques, which they may or may not perform with fans.[1][2] Shinobi from this village believe that the accomplishment of a mission predominates the lives of the ninja trying to accomplish it. As such, they ruthlessly pursue victory in battle, and even if failure is inevitable they will still try to achieve any success against their enemy that they can. In Gaara Hiden, it has been noted that Sunagakure has been made up of various families, instead of clans.
History
The Kazekage's office building.
Sunagakure was founded after the Warring States Period by the First Kazekage, who gathered the desert-dwelling shinobi under his control with his overwhelming power. Shortly after the formation of their villages, Konoha's First Hokage offered to sell tailed beasts to Suna as a sign of friendship and to ensure a balance of power amongst their new villages. Because Suna already had the One-Tail, the First Kazekage instead tried to negotiate for a percentage of the sale price to the other villages and a portion of the Land of Fire's territory instead.[3] Despite the First Hokage's wishes for peace, the world eventually fell into war. Suna's close proximity with Iwagakure has led to numerous conflicts over the years, enough that enmity between its shinobi has become deep-seated. During the Second Shinobi World War, Chiyo's attempts to poison enemies were consistently counteracted by Konoha's Tsunade.
For times of war, Suna researched different jutsu to give it an advantage over other villages. Because the Puppet Technique is so popular amongst its shinobi, the Puppet Brigade was formed and they experimented with testing to see whether there was a way to give life to their puppets. This led to the creation of the One's Own Life Reincarnation technique, but the cost of a human life to perform it made it impractical and Suna soon abandoned the project. Since the time of the Second Kazekage, the village has studied the jinchūriki of its One-Tail in an attempt to reproduce the beast's abilities. The Third Kazekage was able to mimic the One-Tail's powers using Iron Sand, and with it he gained fame as the strongest Kazekage in history. When he mysteriously disappeared one day, Suna went to great lengths to find him, spreading its forces thin in the search and leaving the village under-defended. When others took this opportunity to declare war on Suna, the village was forced to call off the search, never learning the Third's fate.[4] Sasori, grandson of Chiyo, was considered to be a prodigy in the art of puppets, and built many innovative puppets that dyed the sands red with enemies' blood during the Third Shinobi World War, thus giving rise to his moniker "Sasori of the Red Sand". However, he defected from the village about twenty years before the abduction of the Fifth Kazekage, and shortly after, his grandmother and granduncle, both celebrated veterans, retired.
Shukaku being released.
Following the Third Shinobi World War, the Land of Wind's daimyō started outsourcing missions previously given to Suna to Konoha instead. The Fourth Kazekage began selling gold dust to try to make up for the loss of funding, but it was ultimately decided that Suna shinobi would need to rely on individual strength rather than strength of numbers.[5] To help in this goal, the Fourth had the One-Tail sealed into his newborn son, Gaara, hoping he would become a valuable weapon.[6] For the early years of his life Gaara struggled to keep the One-Tail in check, and would unintentionally attack the village and/or its citizens when he lost control. The Fourth eventually decided that Gaara was a failed experiment and tried many times to have him assassinated, each of which failed. The attempts on his life, however, taught Gaara how to control the One-Tail, making him into the weapon his father wanted him to be and convincing the Fourth to call off the assassinations.
Akatsuki attacks Sunagakure.
Twelve years after Gaara's birth, Suna is approached by Orochimaru of Otogakure with an offer to join forces in an invasion of Konoha. Scheduled to occur during the Chūnin Exams taking place in Konoha, Gaara is to attack the village from within while Sunagakure and Otogakure forces invade. At some point before the invasion takes place, however, Orochimaru kills and impersonates the Fourth Kazekage and leads them into a devastating defeat against Konoha's forces. When the village discovers Orochimaru's deceit, Sunagakure re-allies itself with Konoha and gains much from the peace, leading to new prosperity for the village. Two-and-a-half years later Gaara, now Fifth Kazekage, is captured while defending Suna from Akatsuki. Remembering their earlier mistakes when the Third Kazekage disappeared, Suna's leadership is reluctant to go after him. Konoha sends a team to help and succeeds in rescuing Gaara, though Akatsuki is able to take the One-Tail. Chiyo and Ebizō noted that the village has weakened as they had to rely on retired veterans and even allied villages. It was also during this incident that made Chiyo finally discovered the fate of the Third Kazekage: Sasori was the one who abducted and killed him prior to his defection.
Suna entrapped in the God: Nativity of a World of Trees.
After the other villages experience their own attacks by Akatsuki, they decide to form the Allied Shinobi Forces to oppose Akatsuki in the Fourth Shinobi World War. Being so much younger than his fellow Kage, Gaara is able to persuade the other Kage of how outdated their methodologies are and also proves inspirational in convincing the diverse Allied Forces set aside their differences and work together. Suna's forces prove valuable during the war, particularly with the Cloth Binding Technique to neutralise the Impure World Reincarnation. Although the villagers were amongst the mass of the world to be trapped in the Infinite Tsukuyomi and God: Nativity of a World of Trees, the war is eventually won and the villages are all left on good terms.
Locations
Clans/Families
Trivia
- Three ninja from this village hold sand-related epithets: Gaara of the Sand Waterfall, Sasori of the Red Sand and Red Sand Cloud.
- In Gaara Hiden, it was noted that the village's strange, sunken terrain is not thought to be natural, which, during the time of myths, was thought that it might be the result of a god, such as Susanoo or Amaterasu, using a technique beyond human knowledge.
- In the anime, the place had been chosen by the Sage of the Six Paths (a deified figure from the Shinobi World) and his disciples as the refuge where Shukaku was sent to live.[7]
- According to Gaara Hiden, because the previous Kazekage were assassinated, Anti-Kazekage groups have become common in Suna because they desire a "stronger" Kazekage. However, with the subsequent arrest of multiple Suna Council members who actively formed and assisted these groups, many assume the Anti-Kazekage groups have finally been put down.
- During the first Kage Summit, the First Hokage gave Suna a plot of fertile land near Konohagakure to farm on. The ownership of the land caused many battles between the two villages.[8]
