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| Kanji | キリサメ |
| Debut | |
| Novel | Naruto: A Shinobi Story |
| Appears in | Novel |
| Character Status | |
| Gender |  Male
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| Previous Affiliation(s) |  Takigakure
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| Team | Team Suien |
| Nature Type | |
 Water Release Lightning Release
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| Jutsu | |
| Water Techniques: Water Clone Technique, Water Release: Rapid Thunder Whip Technique, Water Release: Water Weapons, Water Release: Water Whip, Water Tool Creation Technique Lightning Technique: Electrocution Technique | |
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| This is the article on the OVA-only missing-nin. If you are looking for the article on the anime-only ninjutsu, then you should head to Secret Technique: Mist Rain. |
Kirisame (キリサメ) was a missing-nin from Takigakure.
Background[]
He left Takigakure behind to help Suien seek the Hero Water.
Personality[]
He seems to be the most sadistic of the three, as he laughs while repeatedly stomping Kakashi. He enjoys killing and even had to be repeatedly reminded not to kill so many people by Suien.
Appearance[]
Kirisame wears a grey hat like forehead protector with the Takigakure symbol on the front of it, tied around the back of his head. He has tiny black pupils, messy, chin-length brown hair coming out from under his forehead protector, part of it covering his left eye, and very thin eyebrows. He wears a black skin-tight suit underneath all of his clothing, which also covers his mouth and nose. He wears a light grey scarf around his neck, a light grey T-shirt over his suit, a blue-colored strapped suit that acts as his pants and a shirt over his grey one. He wears his weapon holster on his right thigh and black shinobi sandals.
Abilities[]
Kirisame could use Water Release: Water Whip to make a rope out of water he could whip his opponents with, as well as restrain them. He was also skilled in taijutsu. Kirisame could make use of water clones and could create weapons out of water for both short and long-range combat. He could also use Lightning Release, capable of channeling lightning chakra through his water whip to immobilize enemies.
Trivia[]
- “Kirisame” (霧雨) means “mist rain”.