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Mui later has Maroi kidnap Naruto to be used in his experiments but it is revealed to be a clone. When Naruto Uzumaki voiced his innocence, Mui forcefully branded him with the Fire Release: Heavenly Prison technique telling him that proving his innocence was of no concern to him as his village had deemed him a criminal and it was his duty to contain him. Mui makes his début, informing the new set of prisoners about the Hōzuki Castle. Also, in the anime, as the warden of the Hōzuki Castle, he had access to its summon: a two-headed, fire-breathing hound passed down from warden to warden, used to hunt down prisoners who attempt to escape. The most prominent of his fire techniques was one that combines Juinjutsu to prevent the target from moulding chakra, while at the same time, absorbed their chakra after he applied a seal to them, it would also set them aflame should they get too they leave a certain range. With it, he could surround his arm with fire to use as a blade, which would engulf those pierced in flames. Mui using Fire Release: Great Fire Heavenly Prison on Muku/Satori.

He was incredibly resilient, as even after suffering a fatal wound through the chest by his son, Mui managed to get back up on his feet and apply a powerful seal. Mui also had knowledge of pressure points, knocking Naruto unconscious with a few strikes.

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Mui had great skill with taijutsu, being able to defeat multiple prisoners barehanded without losing his composure, as well as easily defeating a weakened Naruto with a series of swift punches. When meeting with other members of the Fruit Group, he donned the metal head of a bull and wore loose-fitting, black robes.īeing the warden of the Hōzuki Castle as well as a jōnin, Mui was a highly competent and skilled shinobi. He wore some sort of suit with a brown belt and a silver buckle. Mui had long black hair that goes beyond his shoulders, though ten years ago, when he was trying to use Muku to open the Box of Ultimate Bliss, his hair was around shoulder-length. In a flashback it was revealed that Mui wasn't seemingly always as hardened as he was and seemed to care greatly for both his wife and son. When his son was released from the Box of Ultimate Bliss, Mui showed a softer side to himself and even shed tears at the prospect of seeing his son again. While Ryūzetsu and the four council members witnessed Mui showing no outward emotions when he sent Muku into the Box of Ultimate Bliss, which led them to believe he is a cruel and heartless man who would sacrifice anyone for the sake of Kusagakure, Mui is, in truth, hiding his true emotions and the opposite of what they believed: he would forsake his village's welfare for his son. He hardly showed any emotions outside of anger when prisoners tried to defy him for example and was not hesitant in punishing them in the most cruel of ways. He took his duties very seriously and followed the rules to the letter. As a result, he sought a way to reopen the box to ask for his son back, unbeknownst to his superiors. However, Muku didn't have enough chakra and was sucked into the box instead, leaving Mui grief-stricken. Ten years ago, as the guardian of the Box of Ultimate Bliss, Mui, tried opening it once with Muku's chakra, in the hopes of asking the box to grant them the wish of reviving Kusagakure to its former glory. He was a caring father who loved his son deeply, often taking Muku to eat ramen. Mui's wife passed away not long after their son, Muku, was born, so he raised him all by himself.