Kasuka Clan

RE: Comics

Ruiko_Annu — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:15:58 GMT

RE: Kasuka Headquaters

Ruiko_Annu — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:10:52 GMT

The enormous green figure slinked into the cool darkness of the notorius Kasuka Clans, headquartars. The ambigous gator sniffed the air. Many of the Kasuka had been separated for seperate missions. She was left looking after the HQ, being the member of Kasuka with the best defense jutsus. Food was scarce in the little familys home, she ate only once a week and perfered fresh meat, which she would hunt for. Relaxing in a large kimono Ruiko turned on the radio, to check on any signs of help from her subordinates or peers.

Comics

Ruiko_Annu — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 00:42:22 GMT

Other Lands: Bear, Grass, Rain, Rice Fields, Snow, Waterfall

Ruiko_Annu — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:14:54 GMT

Other shinobi countries

Land of Bears
The Land of Bears (熊の国, Kuma no Kuni?) is introduced in the Star Village filler arc and is home to Hoshigakure. It is surrounded by a canyon filled with poisonous gas.

Land of Grass
The Land of Grass (草の国, Kusa no Kuni?) is home to Kusagakure. Little else is known about the Land of Grass. It is probably very rich with flora.

Member Rep: Zaruke

Land of Rain
The Land of Rain (雨の国, Ame no Kuni?) is home to Amegakure, but little is known beyond that. In a flashback, it was shown to be filled with a great number of small buildings in a heavily wooded area, suggesting that it might perhaps be located in a rainforest.

Land of Rice Fields
Main article: Land of Sound
The Land of Rice Fields (田の国, Ta no Kuni?), otherwise known as the Land of Sound (音の国, Oto no Kuni?), is a small country bordering the Land of Fire and home to Otogakure, Orochimaru's own hidden village. The Land of Rice Fields is its original name, with the Land of Sound being Orochimaru's own name for it. Many of its shinobi were collected, most being from the Fuma clan, to supply his need for followers and jutsu.

Member Rep: Nikku

Land of Snow
The Land of Snow (雪の国, Yuki no Kuni?) was the focus of the first Naruto movie, in which it had been taken over by a tyrant. Its hidden village is Yukigakure. The Land of Snow possesses an unusually advanced level of technology when compared to other countries in the Naruto world. Things such as railroads, airships, power generators, and volley guns are commonplace here, though the latter fired salvos of kunai instead of bullets. Additionally, their ninja wear special chakra armor that makes them virtually immune to ninjutsu and genjutsu.

Member Rep: Evil Haku

Land of the Waterfall
The Land of the Waterfall (滝の国, Taki no Kuni?) consists of a large waterfall which hides Takigakure, its hidden village. Not much is known about this land, except that Team 7 had a mission that brought them here. Obviously, the landmark of the area is its waterfall, which is rather large by modern standards.

Member Rep: Hana

Land of the Moon
The Land of the Moon (月の国, Tsuki no Kuni?) is the focus of the third Naruto movie. It is an island nation in the shape of a crescent moon, hence the name. It is home to the ninja village Getsugakure. In the first Chunin exam, a ninja wearing a headband with a crescent moon shape on it is seen taking the test, but is not mentioned or shown in the other exams.

Land of Wind: Sunagakure: Village Hidden in the Sand

Ruiko_Annu — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:12:33 GMT

Land of Wind
Main article: Land of Wind
The Land of Wind (風の国, Kaze no Kuni?) is a large, dry, and desolate country whose cities are typically found near water sources. While much of the country is inhospitable, the population is large and prosperous due to its frequent trading with the Land of Fire. While not seen as often as the Land of Fire, the Land of Wind receives a great deal of attention in the series, and has a great many powerful ninja to call its own. Its hidden village is Sunagakure, Village Hidden in the Sand. The Land of Wind has been relatively uninvolved with politics until recent times, and even had a peace treaty signed with the Land of Fire. The lord ruling it, however, had been systematically cutting down his military force and transferring missions he would normally address to his own country's hidden village to Konohagakure, prompting desperate measures on the part of the Kazekage at the time.

Kasuka Member Rep: Sabuka no Cast

Land of Water: Kirigakure: Village Hidden in the Mist

Ruiko_Annu — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:10:57 GMT

Land of Water
The Land of Water (水の国, Mizu no Kuni?) is oriented towards the element of water. It is composed of many islands, with each having its own unique traditions. The country's weather is typically cool and full of mist and lakes. In some places, like the area where Haku grew up, it is very cold and snows quite a bit. Little is currently known about it and it apparently leaves itself out of most political affairs, which is understandable considering that it is an island relatively remote from the continent containing the other four major countries. Its hidden village is Kirigakure, the Village Hidden in the Mist. Zabuza Momochi attempted a coup d'état in the country, but was repelled. The Land of Water is the smallest of the five great countries, which may be the reason Kirigakure used to hold the gruesome graduation tests that it did.

Kasuka Member Rep: Mayo

Land of Lightning: Kumogakure: Village Hidden in the Clouds

Ruiko_Annu — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:05:02 GMT

Land of Lightning
The Land of Lightning (雷の国, Kaminari no Kuni?) has also seen little attention in the series. The first databook describes it as a peninsula divided by a vast mountain range, with numerous rivers running from it out to sea. Hot springs are also prevalent within the country. Its hidden village is Kumogakure, the Village Hidden in the Clouds.

Kasuka Member Representing: Ruiko Annu

Land of Fire: Konohagakure: Village Hidden in the Leaves

Ruiko_Annu — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:03:24 GMT

Land of Fire
Main article: Land of Fire
The Land of Fire is home to Konohagakure, the Village Hidden in the Leaves, and is the home of the majority of the main characters in Naruto. It enjoys a relatively temperate climate with generally sunny conditions, allowing for bountiful harvests all year-round. Because of its location, the Land of Fire trades heavily with the other surrounding countries, giving it one of the largest populations and strongest economies in the Naruto world. It was at first widely regarded as one of the strongest countries, but became significantly weaker after Orochimaru's invasion of Konoha.

Kasuka Member Rep: Kia Takeiro

Land of Earth: Iwagakure: Village Hidden in the Rocks

Ruiko_Annu — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:01:55 GMT

Land of Earth
The Land of Earth (土の国, Tsuchi no Kuni?) has seen little attention in the series thus far. What little is known is that it is covered in rocks and caves, with mountains acting as a natural border for the country that make communication with other countries difficult. The winds of the country are also particularly strong, picking up rocks as they go and dropping them upon cities. They are not allies with the Land of Fire, as noted in the Kakashi Gaiden arc. Their hidden village is Iwagakure, the Village Hidden in the Rocks.

Kasuka Headquaters

Ruiko_Annu — Sun, 02 Sep 2007 15:12:19 GMT

OOC: Where Kasuka: lives, have meetings. Location: Unknown

Rules of the thread:
1. MUST be in Kasuka to post unless you have permission and are accompanied by a Kasuka member.

Picture: (Care to donate ideas?)