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:''Sasuke Sarutobi is a [[human]] from the [[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (franchise)|Go!]] portion of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''
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'''Sasuke Sarutobi''' (猿飛 佐助 ''Sarutobi Sasuke'') is a famous [[ninja]] from the [[Sengoku period]] of [[Japan]].
'''Sasuke Sarutobi''' (猿飛 佐助 ''Sarutobi Sasuke'') is a famous [[ninja]] from the [[Sengoku period]] of [[Japan]].
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==External links==
==External links==
*[[Wikipedia:Sarutobi Sasuke|Sasuke Sarutobi]] at Wikipedia
*{{w|Sarutobi Sasuke}} at Wikipedia


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Revision as of 16:38, 27 October 2014

Have you seen me?

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Sasuke Sarutobi (猿飛 佐助 Sarutobi Sasuke) is a famous ninja from the Sengoku period of Japan.

He's a much better ninja than some we could mention.

Fiction

Go! cartoon

Voice actor: ? (Japanese)

Tobio Fūma and the Swordbot Shinobi Team discovered Sasuke Sarutobi being attacked by thieves while searching for a legendisc in the past. After Tobio and the Shinobi Team chased off the thieves, Sasuke gave Tobio the orange legendisc and revealed his identity.Enter! The New Warrior!

Notes

  • Sasuke Sarutobi is (probably) a fictional character and a common folk hero in Japan. Some argue that he may have been based on a real person.
  • The Transformers: Go! depiction of him is somewhat at odds with his usual description. In most Japanese folk tales, he's a young boy or at least a young-looking adult. It's unclear why TakaraTomy decided to portray him as an old man...
  • "Sarutobi" is at least as much a title as a last name. It refers to his ability to leap through the trees like a monkey ("saru" meaning "monkey" and "tobi" meaning "leaping").