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- Gaara (Character) - Comic Vine
Gaara then asks what pain is like, and Yashamaru explains that it is an unbearable experience, much like what he feels when he is left out from everything that the other children do
- Gaara | Kakashiforum Wikia | Fandom
Gaara is a shinobi of Sunagakure He was made the jinchūriki of the One-Tailed Shukaku before he was born, causing the villagers of Suna to fear him as a monster With nobody to connect to, Gaara grew up hating the world and looking out only for himself, justifying his own existence by killing anyone he came across After being defeated in battle by Naruto Uzumaki — a jinchūriki like
- Sand Siblings Members - Comic Vine
Kankuro Kankuro is one of the Sand Siblings, the older brother to Gaara and the younger brother to Temari He is an aspiring puppet-master
- Gaara (Naruto) vs Crocodile (One Piece). - Battles - Comic Vine
Gaara doesn't have any way to really harm him if the stage is neutral, but Crocodile probably can't hit him with his hook either (which is basically all he has left for this match)
- Crocodile (one piece) vs Kazekage Gaara (naruto shippuden)
How does Gaara beat Crocodile? Gaara's stats and sand manipulation is far above Crocodile's but logias are basically immortal Gaara doesn't know haki so he can't beat Crocodile
- Shukaku (Character) - Comic Vine
Shukaku is Gaara's inner bijuu that was taken away from him by the Akatsuki He has an enormous amount of chakra and is in the form of a raccoon
- Kakashi and Zabuza vs Gaara and Kimimaro (Pre-Shippuden)
Gaara actually perceived 5th gate lee, Kimimaro was getting trounced on by a lee who was injured and was a far cry from his chuunin exams self as per stated by Gaara
- Sunagakure | Kakashiforum Wikia | Fandom
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
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