Akatsuki

Nagato

He is one of the most powerful shinobi, and the acknowledged leader of both Akatsuki and Amegakure. All members of Akatsuki referred to him as "Leader", except Konan who called him by his given name, Pain. He wore the Zero Ring (零, Rei) on his right thumb. He was also a user of the legendary dōjutsu, the Rinnegan, which was given to him by Madara Uchiha before his death and implanted in Nagato when he was just a child. During his time in the organization, he worked with Konan and received orders from Obito from the shadows.

The woman

She is a kunoichi from Amegakure and the only female member of Akatsuki. She wore the "White" ring (白, Bya) on her right middle finger. Most of the time, Konan is a calm person, not showing any strong emotions, behaving coldly, in the same way as Pain.

Zetsu

Zetsu is a character that appears to be bipolar, as he talks to himself, easily distinguishable by two huge, Venus Flytrap-like plant extensions covering his head and shoulders. These extensions can cover the rest of his body, which they do whenever he is hiding. When his extensions are open and his head is visible, it is revealed that Zetsu has two differently colored halves to his body: the right side is completely black and the left side is white, as well as two circle-like, yellow eyes. To go with this, Zetsu appears to have a split personality. The two halves also converse with each other, and occasionally, they will argue with each other, though they also seem to communicate mentally.

Orochimaru

Above all else, Orochimaru looked out only for himself. He grew bored when there was no conflict or violence in the world. Although there were a number of followers who would do anything for him, Orochimaru treated them as mere pawns. He did not hesitate to send them to their deaths for his own personal gain, and only found remorse in their loss if they were unable to properly complete a task. Above all else, Orochimaru looked out only for himself. He grew bored when there was no conflict or violence in the world. Although there were a number of followers who would do anything for him, Orochimaru treated them as mere pawns. He did not hesitate to send them to their deaths for his own personal gain, and only found remorse in their loss if they were unable to properly complete a task. Above all else, Orochimaru looked out only for himself. He grew bored when there was no conflict or violence in the world. Although there were a number of followers who would do anything for him, Orochimaru treated them as mere pawns. He did not hesitate to send them to their deaths for his own personal gain, and only found remorse in their loss if they were unable to properly complete a task. Above all else, Orochimaru cared only for himself. He was bored when there was no conflict or violence in the world. Although there were a number of followers who would do anything for him, Orochimaru treated them as mere pawns. He did not hesitate to send them to their deaths for his own personal gain, and only found remorse in their loss if they were unable to properly complete a task.

Hidan

Hidan was a very foul-mouthed and disrespectful young man; he frequently used profanity and complained about both allies and opponents, despite being a "very religious" person. He rarely used honorifics when speaking, and even then, usually as a form of sarcasm: for example, calling Deidara "Deidara-chan". [11] He was the only member of Akatsuki who did not respect their leader Pain, and openly stated his willingness to kill him around others. He openly despised his comrade, Kakuzu, for his habits of profanity, greed, and Kakuzu's frequent ridicule of Hidan's religion and battle style. According to his claim, despite being close to Kakuzu in physical proximity, Hidan would never consider him a "neighbor" (in the Jashinist definition, someone who is emotionally close), as he openly despised Kakuzu. Despite this, whenever Hidan was in the mood to kill, the two would work together seamlessly in battle, it can be inferred that he cared somewhat for his partner's well-being.

Kakusu

Kakuzu was a greedy, miserly person, not getting involved in anything often unless he gained something. He even commented that money was the only reliable thing in the world. Because of this, he referred to himself as the "Akatsuki treasurer". Given his friendship with Ginji, his bounty manager, he apparently collected bounties quite frequently to earn money and did so (or at least attempted to) during his missions on several occasions. The frequency of neglecting missions and devotion to money were major points of contention between Hidan and Kakuzu. He also seemed to respect his adversaries. Of all the members of Akatsuki, Hidan and Kakuzu displayed a rivalry towards each other, as neither of them were very fond of the other's interests. Hidan had shown much displeasure with Kakuzu's greed and his occasional habit of doing or saying things he considered blasphemous, such as attacking a temple and killing the head monk for a reward. In turn, Kakuzu disliked Hidan's religion, believing the rituals to be a waste of time. Kakuzu was also quite impatient with Hidan's elaborate speeches and his impetuosity in battle. The only reason Kakuzu puts up with Hidan was because he can't get rid of him. Due to his violent temper, he would often kill everyone near him when he was enraged. Hidan, therefore, was the perfect partner for Kakuzu, due to Hidan's immortality. Despite his obsessive personality and violent rage, Kakuzu was far more cautious than his partner and was not as arrogant. Kakuzu apparently views a fight as a game of chess, as in the Fourth Shinobi World War he mentions that they have lost the rook and the bishop, referring to Ginkaku and Kinkaku, Kakuzu sees himself as the king (possibly because he can summon other pieces - their hearts - and because of his intelligence). loves money and gambling excessively.

Uchiha Death

He is a man, always speaks in the third person referring to himself as "Tobi", gets along well with Zetsu, is exaggeratedly childish and seems to have a great admiration for Deidara and teases him by calling him "Deidara-sempai". Like Tobi, he was carefree, goofy and childish, something that bothered most of the members (especially Deidara). He is very committed to maintaining his secret identity, even acting that way when no one is around (at least during the filler arc of the anime). Kisame and Zetsu, on the other hand, somewhat appreciate Tobi's ability to "brighten up" the grim context of the organization. Obito has proven to be quite patient, Obito is a master of manipulation. He has omitted parts of stories or events for his own benefit, he never gives up his childish attitude about anything, he has a double personality, when he has his orange spiral mask he is "Tobi", but when he doesn't have it he is "Óbito", that's why he never lets anyone see him without it, never.

Itachi Uchiha

His assigned partner is Kisame Hoshigaki, who possessed incredible self-control over his emotions, always displaying a personality devoid of them. He possessed no arrogance, and was shown to be very wise, even Tobi acknowledged this. He was very strong and attentive to any situation that happened, as he was rarely surprised. He also displayed great intuition, and Itachi did not enjoy violence or combat, preferring to avoid battle or, if this was not possible, to end it as soon as possible. Itachi got along with his partner, Kisame, much better than most other members of Akatsuki. Kisame seemed to have a deep loyalty to Itachi, immediately doing as he was instructed and always looking out for his well-being. The two would often have deep conversations in which they questioned the true nature of people. Itachi treated all of his fellow Akatsuki members with the same respectful personality, despite his politeness, he rarely turned to the other members. Despite being a cold person, he is really a kind and big-hearted person who looks out for the common good.

Kisame Hoshigaki

As a member of the Akatsuki, he was teamed up with Itachi Uchiha. Despite initially greeting each other with hostility, they became good comrades who shared a common bond of having betrayed the people closest to them. Kisame loved to fight. However, he was usually unable to finish their battles, with Itachi being his partner who only fought when necessary. Kisame did not hesitate to maim his opponents. He was very loyal to Itachi, willing to take any order when given without hesitation, and constantly worried about his well-being. Although Kisame had his pride, he acknowledged Itachi as the stronger and smarter of the duo. Tobi stated that out of all the Akatsuki members, Kisame was the closest to Itachi, implying that they were truly good friends.

Deidara

Deidara was easily angered and enraged, was very hot-headed and often tended to overreact to certain things. Deidara's most distinctive trait was his love for art, respecting any of its forms, even if it disagreed with his own. Deidara also had a habit of ending his sentences with nasal grunts such as (...うん, ...des), translated as "yeah" or "hm". He referred to his explosive ninjutsu as art, believing that each bomb he made was a significant accomplishment. He referred to his style as "superflat" (in reference to certain types of art), and stated that pop (another art style) is dead. One of Deidara's catchphrases, "Art is an explosion!" Deidara was very proud of his art, to the point that he would not accept that anything beat him, at least when he knew he was still capable of fighting. However, he was intelligent enough to recognize stronger opponents. He also deeply despised Itachi and the Sharingan, believing it to be inartistic, and an insult to his clay explosion, and according to Deidara, those eyes did not admire his art and looked down on him, as a result of this, he became quite analytical in managing to counter all types of Genjutsu. Deidara referred to his partner Sasori as Master Sasori (サソリの旦那, Sasori no Danna), out of respect for him as a artist. He also admitted, despite being very proud, that Sasori was more powerful than him. Despite this, Deidara was not afraid of his partner, far from it, he liked to constantly provoke him and they often fought over the nature of true art. This reflected their individual natures (Deidara made clay sculptures that exploded; Sasori made human puppets of indeterminate length). Deidara outwardly seemed to respect Sasori's beliefs, whom he seemed to appreciate.

Deidara

Deidara has another companion, Tobi, who, however, was very different. Deidara, then, not having an adult and mature figure to be immature with, experienced a personality change, becoming a more mature and demanding person who cannot stand the childishness that, ironically, he does with his master. Tobi seemed to esteem a great respect for Deidara, and frequently called him "senpai" (先辈, superior). Obito was carefree and his goofball personality irritated Deidara, who believed that all members of Akatsuki should be calm and talk less. Obito would often and unintentionally anger Deidara, who would usually attack him in a comical manner, he was shown to have a bad relationship with Hidan, as like with Sasori, they would always argue over which of their techniques was the best, but the difference was that neither of them respected each other and they would almost always come to blows. He has been shown to have a good relationship with Zetsu, as they seemed to get along, Zetsu saying that he found Deidara very funny and also respected his ephemeral art. But unlike Zetsu, Deidara considered (White Zetsu) very weak and very unintelligent but still respected him. They were not very good working as a team,

Sasori

a cold and indifferent person. This led him to have little regard for human life, going so far as to state that he would feel nothing if Chiyo were to die, having claimed that his heart had become a puppet of his body: devoid of any emotions whatsoever. Despite his cruelty, Sasori had also been shown to possess a very pragmatic outlook on life, rarely becoming bothered by any obstacles thrown his way. He also rarely showed any outward emotion, and even these instances were short-lived. He was shown to be someone who was arrogant, graceful, cruel, ambitious, intelligent, a tactical genius, and powerful. Sasori was also known for his impatience, as he repeatedly stated that he did not want to wait or keep others waiting, which was quite ironic as he had all the time in the world due to his undying puppet body. Sasori's ambition was to become the perfect work of art himself by turning his own body into another of his puppets and taking pride in being oblivious to human limitations. Sasori and his second partner in Akatsuki, Deidara, had opposing opinions on art, and frequently argued over their views. Deidara held the view that art was something transient that fades away quickly, while Sasori believed that works of art were wonderful things that last forever. This reflected their individual natures: Deidara made clay sculptures that explode, while Sasori created long-lasting puppets of human beings. However, Deidara outwardly seemed to respect Sasori's beliefs, though Sasori never respected Deidara's; nevertheless, Sasori always respected him as a fellow student and treated him as his student whom he had to teach. They apparently had a good relationship as peers. He also seemed to get along well with Kakuzu.