Three stands for three-station, representing communication. Hidan has always been promoting his own evil spirits in Akatsuki‘s organization, so it is inevitable to deal with people, so three and Hidan are also exactly corresponding. In Sha no Sho, Masashi Kishimoto stated that he originally planned on making Akatsuki a group of monsters with almost no human characteristics, with Zetsu emphasising that specifically. Given its immense popularity, it comes as no surprise that the Akatsuki Hat has become a sought-after collectible item. Officially licensed merchandise featuring the hat can be found in anime stores and online retailers. Additionally, a vibrant market for unofficial replicas and custom-made variations has emerged, catering to the diverse demands of fans and collectors alike. From keychains to plushies, the Akatsuki Hat continues to inspire an array of unique and coveted merchandise. Controversies and Parodies: Deidara is forcibly recruited (with help from Itachi) to replace Orochimaru as Sasori's partner. Each view themselves as an artist, though has little respect for the other's preferred art form: Sasori believes art is eternal, as in a puppet, while Deidara believes art is fleeting, as in an explosion. Deidara pays some deference to Sasori since he's more experienced, but is very disappointed by Sasori's death.

They are beautiful, they are symbolic, but above all, they are mysterious! Welcome young Shinobis, today in this article we will unveil to you the secrets about what do the Akatsuki rings mean! White does not mean lady from a decent family, who is fair-skinned and attractive, although Konan is indeed very beautiful, in fact, white means recruiting troops and people to lead the army, and Konan plays just such a role in Akatsuki’s organization, just recall How many people in Akatsuki’s organization were not recruited by Konan? In the anime, after the sealing of the Two-Tails, Pain states there are four tailed beasts remaining. Later in the anime, after Taka joins forces with Akatsuki, Kisame states there are three tailed beasts remaining. This retcon was put in place to allow an arc featuring the Six-Tails. On the surface are Uzumaki Nagato Nagato and Uchiha Obito, and behind their organization is Madara controlling everything. Uzumaki Nagato is the superficial leader, and Uchiha Obito is the mastermind behind the scenes. (Obito also follows Uchiha Madara’s plan) Initially, Yahiko established Akatsuki as the founder, and then Yahiko, unfortunately, died in the strategy of “Sanshoyu” Hanzo. After his body, Nagato was made into the Way of Pain, and Nagato continued to lead Akatsuki as “Pain”. Later, Obito joined Akatsuki under the name of the newcomer “A Fei”, and used Yahiko’s death to draw out the dark side of Nagato, causing Akatsuki to gradually fall into an evil organization.south means Sagittarius, and in the legend, Sagittarius controls life and death, that is, he can control his own life. At the end of the story, the Hoshigaki Kisame uses suicide to end his own life, which can be regarded as a kind of control over his own life. Akatsuki Rings are jewels worn by Missing-nins to show their allegiance to the Organisation Akatsuki. Each ring has a different meaning and possesses a symbol from the Chinese mythology. Another trend started with Nagato is for members to cross out the symbol on their forehead protectors to symbolise the severed ties with their former villages, though some opt not to wear a forehead protector at all. All members also wear nail polish on their fingers and toenails (colours vary in the anime). When travelling, members sometimes wear conical straw hats with small ornamental torques and tassels hanging down over their faces, possibly to go unnoticed by the general population as most are S-class criminals. [12] Rings [ ]

As childhood friends and fellow members of the original Akatsuki, Nagato and Konan are the only members who consistently get along. Because Nagato is Akatsuki's leader, Konan tends to defer to him, doing as he instructs even when she personally disagrees. In Nagato's rule of Amegakure, Konan acts as the "angel" to his "god", communicating his will to Ame's villagers. Nagato's true identity is concealed from the rest of the organisation, and instead, the Deva Path is used as his representative. Despite the defeat of Akatsuki during the Fourth Shinobi World War and the death and destruction they caused throughout Konoha and the world in general, Akatsuki's methods of peace remain attractive to certain individuals. Some, such as the Ryūha Armament Alliance and Gengo, carry on Akatsuki's goals in spirit. About fifteen years after the end of the war, a former test subject of Orochimaru's, Shin, develops a fascination with Itachi and adopts the Uchiha name while plotting to avenge Itachi by killing Sasuke. In addition, Shin goes so far as to adopt Akatsuki's name, believing its former goal of endless warfare is the perfect evolutionary tool, weeding out the weak and promoting strength for all of humanity. He composes Akatsuki with numerous clones of himself and seeks to start moving forward with Akatsuki's revival. Shin's plans start facing complications as soon as the Seventh Hokage becomes aware of him following an encounter between Sasuke and a clone. Shin uses drastic measures to counter Naruto and Sasuke, such as sending his clones to unsuccessfully kidnap Sasuke's daughter, Sarada Uchiha and forcefully take his wife, Sakura as a prisoner. Shin is soon afterwards betrayed and killed by his clones who Sin had also treated as organ donors or shields, the clones surrendering after glimpsing Kurama inside Naruto's subconscious and are dropped off at the Konoha Orphanage, ending his new Akatsuki before it ever truly begins. Despite a maximum of ten members being possible under Nagato's leadership, that number is never reached before Part I; even when Orochimaru was part of the group, they only totalled nine. Only in the game film Formation of the Akatsuki is the roster fully complete. Under Nagato, Akatsuki members are organised into teams of two, usually paired based on perceived similarities (such as Itachi or Kisame) or advantageous combinations (such as Hidan and Kakuzu). Although some pairs get along better than others, few seem to actually like each other; Sha no Sho notes that members always have separate rooms when staying at hotels. Hostilities tend to exist even between members who aren't partners, though they so rarely meet that this is rarely an actual problem. [15] Teams travel the world pursuing Akatsuki's goals, only convening when summoned by Nagato, typically to seal a tailed beast. It is said that the South Lord lives and the North Lord dies, and Deidara is such a person who is in charge of death. Whether he is taking someone else’s heart or exchanging someone’s body for money, Deidara’s life and death are completely inseparable. Hidan, ring three, ring position: left index finger

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In the two days of the war between Akatsuki and the Allied Shinobi Forces, both sides suffer heavy casualties, yet Naruto and Killer B elude capture. When most of the White Zetsu are defeated and Kabuto is made to end the Impure World Reincarnation, Obito, having no more options, prematurely revives the Ten-Tails. Madara, having escaped Kabuto's influence, lends a degree of support, eventually leading Obito to become the Ten-Tails' jinchūriki. He is defeated by Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke (who has since sided against Akatsuki) before he can perform the Infinite Tsukuyomi, and as a result Obito stops pursuing the Eye of the Moon Plan. Green represents Azure Dragon, and Azure Dragon represents a scene full of vitality, but this is somewhat out of tune with Deidara. However, Deidara is not holding vitality, but the vitality of the enemy. If Deidara Pull used his own blasting clay, then the enemy’s vitality will be gone. Kisame thought their partnership was appropriate as both were notorious for killing their fellow countrymen. Despite conflicting personalities, Itachi and Kisame get along well: Kisame has a greater predisposition towards violence, but always follows Itachi's instructions, even when it denies him an opportunity to kill someone. Kisame is sad after Itachi dies, and Itachi, once reincarnated, displays some regret on learning of Kisame's own death. When Tobi replaces Sasori in Akatsuki he also becomes Deidara's new partner. Per the persona he assumes, Tobi regularly annoys Deidara, either through open disrespect or out of apparent ignorance. Deidara attempts to kill Tobi several times out of irritation, but never manages to succeed, or at least follow through. Deidara, unaware of Tobi's true identity, takes him on as a sort of disciple, instructing him on the ways of the world and how to succeed in Akatsuki. Deidara even displays a certain fondness for Tobi at the end of his life, instructing him to get to a safe distance from his C4 and then apologising for what he assumes will be Tobi's death prior to using C0. In the manga, the Three-Tails is sealed just before the Two-Tails. [18] In the anime, the Three-Tails' capture receives its own arc, causing it to be sealed after the Two-Tails.

Under Nagato, each member of Akatsuki is given one of ten rings, to be worn on a specific finger. Other than apparently signifying one's membership, the rings seem to have some role in sealing the tailed beasts into the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, indicating which of the statue's finger the members should stand on. The rings are apparently important and irreplaceable: when Orochimaru defects he takes his ring with him, and for that reason he is never officially replaced; [13] when Deidara loses the arm that his ring is on, he has greater interest in recovering the ring than the arm itself; Zetsu and Tobi specifically seek out Sasori's ring after his death, needing it for Tobi to replace him. When Tobi takes over, the rings are no longer important, as he simply discards it along with his damaged robe after battling Konan. Despite all this, the rings' exact significance is never explained.If one of these questions tortures your mind, don’t worry! Here we will summarize everything there is to know about these Akatsuki ring fingers so that they won’t hold any more secrets for you! Zhu represents Vermilion Bird, and Uchiha Itachi is very good at using fire, so this ring of Zhu is very suitable for Uchiha Itachi, plus Akatsuki is darkness, and fire can bring light, which is exactly what it is with Uchiha Itachi Although he is in darkness, his heart is full of light. In the anime, within Tsunade's Infinite Tsukuyomi dream, the Akatsuki's goal is different as they are not searching for tailed beasts for world domination. The man behind the scene is not Obito, but Sasori, and he takes over Akatsuki after Nagato's defection. Sasori's motives are also different than Obito's. After years of inactivity, [9] the Akatsuki's return with the mission to capture the tailed beasts gradually elevates them from the shadows of the world and, in turn, prompts a growing resistance by the hidden villages. After Deidara captures the One-Tail, Sasori is killed in battle with the Suna and Konoha forces sent to rescue the One-Tail's jinchūriki. Obito takes this open position as an opportunity to officially join Akatsuki as "Tobi", helping capture the Three-Tails. Around the same time, Hidan and Kakuzu capture the Two-Tails, but both are subsequently defeated in unrelated confrontations with Konoha's Nijū Shōtai. Kisame Hoshigaki later acquires the Four-Tails, after which both Deidara and Itachi separately die in battle against Sasuke Uchiha. Zero, represents nothing, that is, no war, no pain, which is in line with Payne’s idea. Yahiko’s original purpose was to create a world without war and pain. Later, Nagato inherited Yahiko’s will.