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Hatake Kakashi
Hatake Kakashi by Kakashi October 18, 2003
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Kakashi Hatake
KaKashi Hatake ("Scarecrow", "Farmland") is an elite ninja who used to be a squad captain of ANBU. He is the Jonin assigned to Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke. On his left eye, he wields a Sharingan which he got from his late friend, Obito Uchiha. He is considered a child prodigy due to his graduating from the academy at such a young age (with distinction). With his natural talents and remarkable skills, he quickly ascended through the ranks and became known even in other countries. Although he doesn't look it, he is said to be a ninja with skills that could rival even those of a Hokage. Despite his prowess as a ninja, he appears and acts just like any other man who dislikes tempura but loves to read "Icha Icha" adult books.
Kakashi Hatake by Kubo May 14, 2009
Hatake Kakashi
guy:hi there!
hatake kakashi:*can only stand there, otherwise would be revealing too much information*
hatake kakashi:*can only stand there, otherwise would be revealing too much information*
Hatake Kakashi by letusbeus December 3, 2006
Kakashi Hatake
Kakashi Hatake is a fictional character in the anime and manga series Naruto created by Masashi Kishimoto. He is the leader of Team 7, originally consisting of Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, and Sakura Haruno. After Sasuke defects, Team 7 receives Sai as a replacement.
The name "Kakashi" can be written in kanji as, which means "scarecrow." Understandably, Naruto uses a scarecrow look-alike of Kakashi to practice on the day before Team 7's first test, since he then considered Kakashi as the main one to defeat. Also, when Sakura spies on Kakashi so he would take off his mask, he replaces himself with a scarecrow to get rid of her.
The name "Kakashi" can be written in kanji as, which means "scarecrow." Understandably, Naruto uses a scarecrow look-alike of Kakashi to practice on the day before Team 7's first test, since he then considered Kakashi as the main one to defeat. Also, when Sakura spies on Kakashi so he would take off his mask, he replaces himself with a scarecrow to get rid of her.
"Dude,Kakashi Hatake Kicks ass He is The Best Character on Naruto Because Reads Porn in front of Kids!"
Kakashi Hatake by Faerun23 November 3, 2007
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