Ironically, given how cold it sounds at first, Gaara has a large face tattoo that reads “love” in Japanese.
He soon admits that he got this tattoo after realizing that he could not find love outside of himself, so he had to learn to love himself.
Despite the fact that self-love is critical, this type was unhealthy. Gaara started to feel completely lonely and that everyone was just there for the show. The response indicated that he even made a real threat to kill his brother.
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Gaara fights Deidara to defend the community but loses. The Akatsuki members catch him and then remove Shukaku from his body.
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Gaara dies in the process, but Chiyu, a community elder, gives her life to save him.
Who is Gaara?
Gaara was developed by the creator of the Naruto series, Masashi Kishimoto, as a counterpoint to Naruto Uzumaki.
He was shunned by his peers and fellow villagers because he was host to the one-tailed monster, Shukaku, a circumstance that Kishimoto likened “much like Naruto”.
Compared to Naruto’s transformation into a happy troublemaker, Gaara’s transformation from this point into an extremely reclusive and sadistic character was meant to elicit the sympathy of the readers.