Why gaara is awesome

This ability is called the Magnet Release Kekkei Genkai, and it allows him to control iron sand. This ability was first revealed in the manga story Gaara Hiden. But Gaara does eat food, and he does have his likes and dislikes. Though they may not be what you expected. According to the databook that you can find on Gaara, his favorite foods are salted tongue and gizzard. A little strange, but hey, you do you Gaara. On the flip side, his least favorite foods are yokan and marron glace, which are a type of sweet confections.

I can respect that. But there are things that Gaara likes to do besides fight. One of these hobbies is cultivating cacti. Yep, Gaara actually likes care for cacti. For some reason, I find this oddly adorable. And I can see why he likes cacti. He even talks about his hobby and why he likes it to other people, which is also amazing.

To see this character that was introduced as a rather psychotic killer share his interest in cultivating live plants is a bit surreal. But it shows just how far Gaara has come. If you think about it, Gaara came a long way as far as his emotional and mental development. He starts out in the series as this sociopathic killer whose hatred of everything hid a very wounded heart from a horrific childhood. I think the biggest example of his growth is when he comes face to face with his father.

As he learns why his father did those things to him, he forgives his father. But Gaara just forgives him, saying that he understood that his father was looking out for the village.

You go, Gaara! As far as we know, Gaara has never married or had any children, which proved to be a source of fear for the people of Sunakagure. This was mostly because Temari had married Shikamaru from Konoha. But this all changed when Gaara ended up adopting a kid. Gaara became a foster father to a young ninja named Shinki.

Looks like this kid could prove to be as formidable as his foster father. So, he changed it up toward the end of Part I, and I have to say that Gaara looks pretty good! It definitely makes him look a bit older and more mature. But did you know this outfit had a rather interesting inspiration? And looking at the two, I can see the similarities.

Now I want to see Gaara in The Matrix ; that would be so cool! Did you know that Gaara almost got married? Well, it was a bit of an arranged marriage. The council of Sunakagure was worried that if Gaara never got married and had kids, the next heir to the Kage role would be from Konoha since Temari married Shikamaru.

So, they arranged for him to meet the woman they chose for him, Hakuto. Gaara was actually okay with most of this since he saw the logic in it, and when he met Hakuto, he genuinely liked her. Well, meaning that Hakuto was planning to leave Suna with her lover and elope.

It was complicated, but in the end, Gaara let them go. The way the missions go in Naruto is that S-rank are the highest and most dangerous, followed by A-rank, B-rank, C-rank, and D-rank.

Most Genins would complete D-rank and a few C-rank missions. Since he was a young kid, he had to fight to survive and was often forced to become stronger out of necessity. So, he proved to be quite capable at tougher missions. When he was only a genin, which is one of the lower rankings in the ninja military, he completed many B-Rank missions. This may come as a surprise, but Gaara is actually pretty good with kids.

They just love him for who he is, which is an awesome uncle. It also makes me glad that he did become a foster father. One of the things that Naruto does really well is that it gives pretty interesting backstories even to the characters you may not like initially. When we first meet Gaara, he seems pretty sociopathic and has this deep hatred for all people, but also this cold indifference to them. Eternals has a post-credit scene, but it's one that left many scratching their heads.

He's not just that edgy character, he has a reason. Or rather He didn't. He didn't know what to do, what to life for. He was rejected.

He had finally built up the courage, he was going to show people that he wasn't just the monster everybody thought he was-but as it unfolds They were right all along.

Or were they? Were they wrong to reject him? Were they wrong to think of him as a monster? Or was it Gaara's fault for taking that rejection? Nobody will ever know. But what Gaara would come to learn, is that someone would help him. The Shield of Sand, said Yashamaru, was a result of Shukaku sealed within Gaara using the sand to keep Gaara, and thus itself, safe. Gaara is one such character, earning instant popularity from Naruto fans because of his power and heartbreaking childhood.

Because of the Shukaku within Gaara, Gaara has insomnia and does not sleep. He spends the nights awake by himself. Gaara is an imposing and cool Sand Village ninja. The world of Naruto is populated with countless colorful characters who have gone on to become shonen anime staples, from the hero Naruto Uzumaki himself to Hinata Hyuga and Gaara of the Sand. Gaara is a much more confident and happy person now, and he has the acceptance and trust of the entire Hidden Sand Village.

And, as Kazekage, he may act as the representative of his village, and he can visit the Hidden Leaf Village at any time to meet with the current Hokage.