When Akahoshi kidnapped Sumaru, Yotaka said that he was one of the village's most talented genin, indicating that Sumaru had much more control over the Star Chakra, in a similar way to that of his mother's. While cooperating with other genin he was shown to be able to sense the star's presence. He also proved capable of using a technique called Chakra Rope, albeit in a smaller version when compared to his mother's. Sumaru was able to use the Mysterious Peacock Method, seen when he was able to create wings made out of chakra to fly and when he could use said wings for an offensive attack. Sumaru has reddish-brown eyes and long smooth black hair that he wears in a braided ponytail, his bangs partly curl around his head and parts of his blue Hoshigakure forehead protector.Īs a child Sumaru's hair was short and straight and not as smooth. Sumaru remembers his mother, especially, through a lullaby she sang to him as a child about a red star called Natsuhiboshi, which is actually the planet Mars. As a last favour, they asked the Third Hoshikage to lie to Sumaru to protect their family name. Sumaru is told that his parents, Natsuhi and Hotarubi, were killed in battle guarding the fallen star, when in reality, they stole it in an effort to save the villagers from the damaging effects of star training. He appears to be one of their more prodigious practitioners, being able to perform some of the more advanced techniques of star training at such an early age. Note: Each article is a technical report without peer review, and its polished version will be published elsewhere.Like the other ninja of Hoshigakure, Sumaru takes part in star training, a technique which allow incredible chakra control, at the expense of severe physical health damage. Guidelines for Research Reporting to Evaluate the Social Usefulness of New Technologies -Īyumu Nishimura (Keio Univ.), Kenta Tsukatsune (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.), Sumaru Niida (KDDI Research, Inc.) Social Usefulness Evaluation in Human Communication Research Suma Noji, Asako Miyaki, Takuya Kanna (Shobi Univ.)

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