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Iwagakure (岩隠れの里, Iwagakure no Sato; Literally meaning "Village Hidden in the Rocks") is the hidden village of the Land of Earth. As one of the five great ninja villages, Iwagakure has a Kage as its leader known as the Tsuchikage. Its symbol is made of two rocks, with a smaller one in front of a larger one. The ninja from this village seem to specialize in Earth Release techniques. This village has not yet been seen in the series.
Iwagakure is well-known for the rock-hard attitude of its shinobi. As soon as the Tsuchikage gives an order, the Iwa-nin do so without hesitating, even if it means death. The rocky mountain ranges that surround the village and country provide a natural stronghold. The village profits from this advantageous position and is proud of its strong defenses. The village at one time had the five and four-tailed beast in its possession.
The village was a participant in the Third Great Shinobi War, invading Kusagakure no sato and fighting against Konohagakure no sato. The war went well for Iwagakure, almost reaching the border of the Land of Fire. However, despite their military power having hit an all-time low, Konohagakure managed to turn the tide of the war by destroying the Kannabi Bridge and so cutting off Iwagakure's line of supply. It is unknown if there is currently peace between the two villages.
The First Tsuchikage was the one who founded Iwagakure in the Land of Earth. He has only been mentioned in the anime during the Bikochu saga. After the Tsuchikage's death, his granddaughter, Suzumebachi Kamizuru, searched for his sacred scrolls which contained secret techniques on the bug-tamer arts. Ultimately, she was unsuccessful with finding her grandfather's scrolls and then set out to find the legendary Bikochu Beetle. Tragically, for Suzumebachi, Naruto Uzumaki presumingly killed her with the Rasengan at the end of the arc.
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Iwagakure is well-known for the rock-hard attitude of its shinobi. As soon as the Tsuchikage gives an order, the Iwa-nin do so without hesitating, even if it means death. The rocky mountain ranges that surround the village and country provide a natural stronghold. The village profits from this advantageous position and is proud of its strong defenses. The village at one time had the five and four-tailed beast in its possession.
The village was a participant in the Third Great Shinobi War, invading Kusagakure no sato and fighting against Konohagakure no sato. The war went well for Iwagakure, almost reaching the border of the Land of Fire. However, despite their military power having hit an all-time low, Konohagakure managed to turn the tide of the war by destroying the Kannabi Bridge and so cutting off Iwagakure's line of supply. It is unknown if there is currently peace between the two villages.
The First Tsuchikage was the one who founded Iwagakure in the Land of Earth. He has only been mentioned in the anime during the Bikochu saga. After the Tsuchikage's death, his granddaughter, Suzumebachi Kamizuru, searched for his sacred scrolls which contained secret techniques on the bug-tamer arts. Ultimately, she was unsuccessful with finding her grandfather's scrolls and then set out to find the legendary Bikochu Beetle. Tragically, for Suzumebachi, Naruto Uzumaki presumingly killed her with the Rasengan at the end of the arc.
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but i agree Zetsu is from the rock wilage cause all of the rock shinobis had the ability to merge and hide in a solid object
