The fandom of Naruto it’s huge. The popularity that Masashi Kishimoto’s work has achieved knows few limits and even fewer than its peers considering that we are talking about one of the most famous manga and anime of all time. For this reason, it is not uncommon to find various products on the shelves, including figurines of Naruto characters.

In this world there is the Akatsuki, an initially reactionary organization founded by Yahiko, which then became a criminal group after the events leading up to the death of their first leader, with Nagato taking the reins. Under the black cloak with red clouds, there were many ninjas who fled their villages, such as Deidara from the rock village.

Deidara is a character in the series created by mangaka Masashi Kishimoto and was introduced in the official version after the series’ time skip. Originally from the land of Earth, more specifically from the Village of Rock and therefore under the command of Tsuchikage Onoki, he is a member of the criminal organization Akatsuki, known for his talent in the art of explosion and for his eccentric personality.

Deidara is a talented ninja and very adept at making bombs and explosives out of clay. His primary ability is the use of sigils, which allow him to control clay as if he were an extension of his own body. This allows him to create explosive and destructive works of art, often imitating the forms of animals or humans.

The character is very interesting because of his special personality and he is very attracted to it 1000 euro statuette of Deidara with all its explosiveness. The scene shot by Pickstar Studio is that of attacking the sand village to kidnap Gaara, with Deidara soaring into the sky thanks to his clay bird while dodging the sand hands generated by the Kazekage. Would you outfit yourself with this explosive work of art at the end of the year?

Here is also a statuette of young Naruto, while a video was dedicated to Akatsuki to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the animated series.


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