During his days as a shinobi in Iwagakure, Deidara was a member of the Explosion Corps, and possessed the Explosion Releasekekkei genkai.[2]
Deidara also garnered high praise for his clay sculptures. However, he
still desired to reach even greater heights. At first, he simply focused
on creating more and more works, but before long, he started craving a kinjutsu that was passed down in Iwagakure: a technique that allows one to knead chakra into substances.[1]
He violated the law and stole the technique, causing him to be pursued. However, as the explosive clay he had used for the first time detonated and took down his pursuers, he saw the art he had desired: the Art of a Single Moment (一瞬の芸術, Shunshin no Geijutsu). Whenever he detonates his Explosive Clay, he recalls the process that allowed him to reach this art.[1] Deidara before joining Akatsuki.
After he fled his village and became a missing-nin,
he started helping insurgents in various countries as a terrorist
bomber. This is how Akatsuki eventually caught wind of him. Sometime
after Orochimaru left Akatsuki, Deidara was located by Itachi Uchiha, Kisame Hoshigaki, and Sasori, who were under the orders of the leader, Pain,
to recruit him. Deidara refused at first, resulting in Itachi
challenging him, promising to leave him alone if Deidara won. Deidara
willingly accepted Itachi's challenge, but was easily defeated by
Itachi's Sharingan, and joined the Akatsuki. Deidara, having taken a
huge blow to his ego, carried a murderous loathing for Itachi and the Sharingan
for the rest of his life, although he was intelligent enough to
recognise Itachi as a more powerful opponent. However, he did take steps
during his time with Akatsuki to get revenge on Itachi, such as
training his left eye to counter genjutsu. He also revealed to Sasuke that he created C4 for the sole purpose of killing Itachi.
Deidara was very short-tempered and often tended to overreact to
certain things. Something of a sadistic arsonist rather, he was not
above enjoying a good fight, and he often blew up his opponents in a
very brutal fashion. Deidara's most distinctive trait, however, was his
love of art. He would respect any form of it, even if it disagreed with
his own. Deidara also had a habit of ending his sentences with
nasal-like grunts (…うん, …un), roughly translated as "yeah" or
"hm". The latter of which is used in the VIZ version. Deidara also
seemed to respect the ideals of others as he allowed Gaara to move the
sand he used to protect his village into the desert before kidnapping
him, even going so far as to admiringly call him noble.
Deidara referred to his explosive ninjutsu as art, believing each
bomb he made to be a significant accomplishment. He referred to his
style as superflat (referring to certain types of art), and claimed pop (another art style) is dead. One of Deidara's catchphrases, "Art is an Explosion!" (芸術は爆発だ, Geijutsu wa Bakuhatsu da), was originally coined by famous Japanese abstract artist Tarō Okamoto
(several of Deidara's explosives have resembled Okamoto's works too).
Deidara was very proud of his art, to the point that he was simply
unwilling to accept that anything could defeat it. This would at times
cause him to abandon strategy in favour of tactics that let him show off
his work. He was able to recognise stronger opponents such as Itachi,
although he felt Itachi's Sharingan was not artistic and despised him
for it. This led Deidara to hate Itachi's younger brother, Sasuke, as well, due to them bearing the same eyes and Sasuke also insulted the art with his own Sharingan.
Deidara referred to his partner Sasori as Master Sasori (サソリの旦那, Sasori no Danna; English TV
"Sasori, my man"), out of respect for him as a fellow artist. He also
admitted, at least outwardly, that Sasori was more powerful than he was.
In spite of this, Deidara wasn't above goading his partner, and they
frequently argued over the nature of true art (Deidara holding that art
is transient and departing quickly; Sasori believing fine art is
something wonderful that's left long into the future). This reflected
their individual natures (Deidara made clay sculptures that exploded;
Sasori made long-lasting puppets out of humans). Deidara outwardly
seemed to respect Sasori's beliefs, but couldn't resist getting a final
jab in after Sasori's death.
Deidara's partnership with his second partner, Tobi, however, was very different. Tobi apparently held a great respect for Deidara, and frequently called him "senpai" (先輩, senior).
Tobi's carefree and goofy personality greatly irritated Deidara, who
believed that all Akatsuki members should be calm, talking less and
acting serious. Tobi frequently and unintentionally angered Deidara,
which usually resulted in him attacking Tobi in a comedic fashion (e.g.
blasting him with his explosive clay or strangling him with his legs).
In battle, however, the two quickly set aside their differences, and
worked well together. Deidara did, however, care about Tobi as he always
told him to get away or run when he was about to do a more dangerous
attack. Deidara also seemed to have a minor sense of appreciation for
Tobi, as shown when he apologised to his partner in his thoughts before
he initiated his self-destruction technique.
Deidara.
Deidara had slanted blue eyes and very long blond hair which he wore
drawn into a half ponytail. The bang hanging over his left eye is what
concealed his scope
signifying that he was a long-range fighter, but, as shown in his fight
with Sasuke, it was not permanently attached to his face. His left eye
can see through genjutsu
as he trained it to after his fight with Itachi. He also had mouths in
each of the palms of his hands for shaping his clay and under his cloak
he wore a utility belt with two bags where he carried all of his clay.
Deidara had one of his arms crushed by Gaara's sand, and the elbow of
his other arm was blown into another dimension by Kakashi's Kamui.
Deidara had his arms restored by having Kakuzu sew what was left of his
arms with what appears to be a transplanted arm. His transplant was
dark brown and had several wrinkles on it. Under his cloak, he wore a
V-neck, sleeveless, midriff shirt with mesh armour underneath it along
with pants, stirrups, and sandals.
On his chest he had a large, stitched-up mouth for setting off
his self-destruct technique. On his right index finger was his Akatsuki
ring, which bore the kanji for Blue or Green (青, ao) and was teal in colour. He wears black nail polish on his fingers and toes.
After Kabuto resurrected him, Deidara wore a black cloak with a
red collar, or a red cloak with white collar, as in the manga. He ceased
wearing his forehead protector
(which resulted his hair being much looser, though still tied in a
ponytail), and the whites of his eyes changed to a dark colour.
The mouth on Deidara's palm.
Deidara was a very powerful S-rankmissing-nin
whose abilities earned him recognition within Akatsuki, even being
praised by the leader, Pain, who openly admitted that he was something
unique, and that his loss was a major blow to the group. Acting on his
own, Deidara was able to fight and defeat Gaara, the host of Shukaku and Fifth Kazekage, one-on-one.
One of his strong points was his intelligence, often using
tricks, misdirection, and calculated gambles to get his explosives in
range of an opponent, like he did in the fight against Gaara, putting
clay into Gaara's sand as it destroyed his arm. As a long-range
specialist, he was weaker in close combat, but skilled enough to hold
off a close combat battle with specialists like Team Guy,
despite having lost both of his arms prior to their confrontation
(albeit he was completely defensive), using only a kunai in his mouth
and had a variety of techniques in his arsenal to escape close quarters
when necessary. Deidara also had great endurance to pain, being able to
keep focused after having both his arms torn off.
Deidara's explosive clay.
Deidara possessed a kekkei genkai known as Explosion Release:
this allowed him, by simultaneously using two (currently unknown)
chakra natures, to give his chakra explosive qualities. Deidara also
possessed special mouths in the palms of his hands and on the left side
of his chest as a result of stealing a powerful kinjutsu from his village. By commonly using these two special abilities in unison, he could create explosive clay, clay infused with his explosive chakra that detonated with the command Katsu (喝) and a single-hand tiger/ram hand seal.
This clay could be moulded into a wide variety of shapes and forms,
growing to large sizes when infused with chakra (with Deidara performing
the necessary hand seals), and could be controlled at will. This
allowed him to create living explosives to attack opponents at
long-range.
Deidara's most powerful techinque which resulted in his death.
Deidara could even create clones from the clay and named Suicide Bombing Clones,
that could be a deadly surprise for opponents. Deidara's clay creations
ranged from microscopic to gigantic in size, allowing him to adapt to
any situation. Deidara could also use the clay for other purposes, as he
was frequently seen creating birds to be used for transportation. These
birds could also be used to easily infiltrate villages on missions. It
seemed he also knew standard earth-based techniques, as shown from his Earth Release: Hiding Like a Mole Technique,
which he used to avoid damage from one of his mass-scale bombs.
However, he could potentially run out of clay if he used too much of it,
leaving him vulnerable. Since all of his explosives were earth-based, they were vulnerable to lightning, and most could thereby be defused with lightning-based attacks.
Deidara's scope.
Deidara wore a scope on his left eye for long-range observation, and he had trained the eye itself to counter genjutsu, allowing him to see through and negate them. When he did this, his pupil would contract.[3]
This training was done in order to counter Itachi's powerful genjutsu
skills, of which he had a considerable loathing, and wished to defeat if
he got the chance.[4] Deidara seems to be able to see long distances without his scope as after being revived, he found enemy shinobi lurking near Tobi's hideout; he still needs to close his right eye in order to use his left eye for long distance vision.[5]
Deidara and Sasori approach Sunagakure.
Deidara, with Sasori, travelled to Sunagakure, to capture Gaara and extract the Shukaku within him. With the help of Sasori's sleeper agent Yūra,
getting past security at the entrance was easy. Taking out the guards
watching the sky, Deidara found that the village was artistic in taste,
making it worthy of being blown up. Although he attempted a stealthy
infiltration of the village, Deidara was quickly confronted by Gaara,
who knew he was in the village due to the clay bird he was flying on not
matching any species that lived in the Land of Wind.
Deidara was then forced into taking up the defensive. Impressed with
Gaara's abilities, Deidara saw him as an audience worthy of his artistic
ninjutsu. Nearly being trapped in a prison of sand pulled from the
surrounding desert, Deidara ended up losing his left arm trapped in some
of the sand from Gaara's gourd, forcing Deidara to pull what remained of it off to prevent the sand from crushing the rest of him.
Deidara captures Gaara.
Seeing that he was nearly out of clay, Deidara hatched a plan on how to defeat Gaara; he dropped his C3 bomb on the village, hoping to destroy it. However, this was thwarted by Gaara's Air Sand Protective Wall
technique. Deidara was then given enough time to detonate a clay bird
bomb close to Gaara. Gaara's sand however rushes in to protect him.
Deidara was still able to claim victory by mixing some of his clay into
Gaara's sand when his left arm was crushed and destroying Gaara's ultimate defense
by detonating several bombs from within it, effectively using Gaara's
own weapon against him. Gaara passes out and Deidara kidnaps him.
When Kankurō
came after them to get Gaara back, Deidara was sent on ahead by Sasori
while he dealt with the young puppet master. After waiting for Sasori,
Deidara headed out with him to one of their hideouts in the Land of Rivers
to extract Shukaku with the rest of the Akatsuki. When Team Kakashi and
Team Guy were announced to be on their way to save Gaara, Deidara
couldn't help but feel embarrassed about his lack of stealth in
capturing Gaara.
When Team Kakashi arrived at their location, Deidara was given a meagre clue from Itachi as to what the jinchūriki of the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox
is like - the one who barges in and barks first. To test Itachi's clue,
he sat on Gaara's corpse while waiting for the team, to see which of
the shinobi gave a response first. This worked and Deidara, taking
advantage of this, left with Gaara's body in order to lead away the
jinchūriki, leaving Sasori to deal with Sakura and Chiyo. He was set on capturing Naruto to help him in his quest for greater stimulation to his art sense as he found Naruto to be "a canvas worthy of my artistry". Deidara noticed that Naruto was an extraordinary jinchūriki and felt more interested in fighting him than Kakashi Hatake.
He tried to separate Naruto from Kakashi so he could fight Naruto and
capture him with several different tactics, but ended up failing each
time.
"Deidara" committing suicide.
Kakashi tried decapitating
Deidara, but only managed destroying his other arm, giving Naruto a
chance to retrieve Gaara and knock Deidara into the forest. Handicapped,
Deidara was taken by surprise when Naruto appeared behind him and
pushed him to the ground, repeatedly pummelling him without rest. Right
before Naruto could kill him with a Rasengan; Deidara managed to switch himself with a clay clone and hid in a near-by bush. He watched in amazement as Naruto's anger caused him to enter a two-tailed form before Kakashi reverted it
and Chiyo and Sakura arrived. Knowing Sasori must be dead, Deidara
could only get in the last laugh about his partner as he prepared to
leave. He was caught by Team Guy
and forced to flee as he was now heavily outnumbered. Upon remembering
his clay bird was still around, Deidara bit off some of it and used
another substitution, allowing a Suicide Bombing Clone to take his place in an attempt to both kill his enemies and flee.
Deidara emerges from underground.
Some time later, he emerged from the ground, battered and weakened,
but still alive. Lamenting that even his exploding clone failed, Deidara
decided to seek out his severed arm before it began to rot. A bit
later, he met Tobi and Zetsu
who had found his severed appendage. Though Zetsu wondered why he did
not capture Naruto, Deidara defended himself, saying that his quota had
been fulfilled. He then comically tried to choke Tobi to death after
being accidentally insulted three times by him.
At some point in time later, Deidara had what was left of his right arm sewn back on by Kakuzu along with a new left arm to replace the one Gaara had crushed.
Tobi and Deidara confront the Three-Tails.
Deidara appeared later, with his arms successfully reattached by Kakuzu. In the anime, he and his new partner, Tobi, found that their next mission was to capture the Three-Tails.
Along the way, they took a break at a nearby dango shop. Deidara also
showed an interest in what Tobi looked like behind his mask, only for
him to be tricked by Tobi to look away for a moment. After a short fight
between the two due to Tobi's antics, they split up to seek out the
beast.
Later, Deidara snuck up on and killed two KonohaANBU,
who were sending a report on the Three-Tails. Tobi congratulated
Deidara, and they headed for the lake. Deidara commented that, since
Tobi was a part of Akatsuki, he should be able to capture the beast
himself. Tobi ran as it was chasing him, but got tangled up with the
three tails. Deidara sent an explosive clay fish into the lake and it
detonated, allowing Tobi to capture it. As they both took the
Three-Tails away, Tobi gloated that he took it down with a special
technique of his, although Deidara believed it was his explosive clay
that did it. Tobi later fell asleep while Deidara was talking, which
Deidara responded to by exploding more clay next to him.
After sealing the Four-Tails, Deidara learned that Naruto
and the Eight-man Squad were searching for Itachi and Sasuke. When
Naruto was mentioned, he openly said that he held a grudge against
Naruto when he punched him in the face, and for disrespecting his art.
He also heard about the death of former Akatsuki member, Orochimaru. Having wanted to kill Orochimaru himself, Deidara and Tobi sought out Orochimaru's killer: Sasuke Uchiha, the younger brother of Itachi Uchiha. When they finally found Sasuke, Tobi assisted in Deidara's assault against him.
Deidara prepares his attack with Tobi.
Deidara attempted to attack from above using a bomb, but Sasuke used Hidden Shadow Snake Hands
to wrap himself with a snake as a shield. Tobi also attempted an
attack, but he was scared of Sasuke, and fled from him. Deidara told
Tobi he was to handle Sasuke, and tested him with C1 grade fleas. Sasuke
used the Chidori Senbon
to stop the bombs. He then jumped behind Deidara, who used a bomb to
distance himself. But Sasuke managed to avoid the bomb. Realising
Sasuke's abilities were great, Deidara used C2 next, and summoned a clay
dragon as a battle partner. The dragon then regurgitated a cluster of
land mines to which Tobi said they were going with "that". Sasuke
attacked with Chidori Sharp Spear, but Deidara was out of range. While Sasuke was busy with Deidara, Tobi planted the latter's mines around the field
Sasuke stuck in Deidara's clay clone.
Deidara sent a new C2 bomb after Sasuke, and he activated his Cursed
Seal level 2 to block the blast (at the cost of one of his wings). He
shot two giant shuriken at Deidara. Deidara avoided them, but Sasuke
attached wires to them. They impaled Deidara's arms against the dragon,
and Sasuke flew up with his Chidori sword and severed one of the
dragon's wings off. Deidara fell to the ground toward his land mines
which subsequently destroyed the dragon. Tobi cried out for Deidara, but
Deidara (who earlier had dislodged the shuriken and was now safely atop
one of his clay birds) told him to be quiet. He looked into Sasuke's
Sharingan and remembered when he had first seen them in Itachi.
Angered that Sasuke, like Itachi, is refusing to accept it as an
art, Deidara used C4, his most powerful bomb. It exploded, and appeared
to have killed Sasuke, but it was simply a Sharingan genjutsu from
Sasuke, the same one Itachi had used. Sasuke then appeared to have
constricted him with one of his bombs, but the genjutsu was dispelled by
Deidara, as he revealed his left eye could dispel genjutsu, and since
Sasuke had held back when using the technique, unlike Itachi, Deidara
was able to dispel it.
Deidara turns himself into a bomb.
Deidara tried another C4 on Sasuke using his last bit of chakra, and
went to a safe distance, but Sasuke shielded it one last time with his
Chidori Current. He then jumped right next to Deidara and gave him a
powerful punch to the face. Realising that Deidara was out of chakra and
could not get up, Sasuke asked where Itachi was. Deidara did not
answer, and attacked Sasuke again, but it was nullified and Sasuke
collapsed of exhaustion. Deidara became enraged due to Sasuke's
indifference to his art, and in a last, manic effort to defeat him,
released the mouth located on his chest and turned himself into a bomb
in a suicide attempt to kill Sasuke. However, Sasuke summoned the giant
snake Manda, whom he used as a shield from the blast, and teleported himself to safety, at the cost of Manda's life.
Deidara and Kabuto head out to find the jinchūriki.
In an attempt to both impede Tobi and coerce him into joining forces during their initial encounter, Kabuto Yakushi demonstrated his capabilities by resurrecting many of the deceased members of Akatsuki, including Deidara, using Summoning: Impure World Resurrection.[6]
Later, Kabuto transported himself atop of Deidara's clay bird, before
placing a seal inside his head which, while granting Deidara a certain
amount of free will, allowed Kabuto to maintain control over him.
Deidara was pleased by the prospect of a further chance to create new
art and seemed content with the idea of fighting Naruto again, because
he had a score to settle.
On route to the island, they are ambushed by Ōnoki, with Akatsuchi and Kurotsuchi.
However, both Kabuto and Deidara are revealed to be clay clones and
were then blown but Ōnoki is also revealed to have been one of Akatsuchi's rock clones.
By Kabuto's orders, they continue towards the island, rather than
engaging with Ōnoki in battle. He is ordered by Kabuto to mould a big
bomb, which takes the form of a jellyfish and explodes beneath the giant
tortoise. Deidara offered to let Kabuto go ahead to look for Killer B and Naruto while he fought Ōnoki and his bodyguards. During the battle his explosives were blocked by Akatsuchi's rock golem. After being drawn away from the giant island turtle, Deidara challenges Ōnoki's Dust Release with his own explosive clay, but before he could attack he was placed back in the coffin, much to his dismay.
Deidara revived, alongside other Akatsuki members.
Assigned to the Surprise Attack and Diversion Platoon, Deidara is tasked with disrupting the Allied Shinobi Forces using his explosives, as the Fourth Shinobi World War
commences. After arguing with Sasori about art and informing him that
they were both dead, their group mobilises atop Deidara's clay birds,
where he locates the three remaining members of the Infiltration and Reconnaissance Party.
Deidara prepares to confront the Surprise Attack Division.
Complaining about Muta Aburame's insects, he bombards their position, until the group is eventually taken captive. Deidara then booby-traps Muta's jar, before Sasori manipulates him so as to attack the opposing Surprise Attack Division. The enemy uncovers the trap and evades
the blast, forcing Deidara to engage them directly, where he tells them
only one squad can emerge victorious, but that they can't lose as
they're "immortal". Fooled into thinking Omoi was about to attack him, when he actually intended to free the Tokuma and Ranka, he becomes enraged. However, the earth beneath him is suddenly raised, making him collide with the falling Sasori. Deidara then resorts to detonating the clay placed inside of Shin, yet Kankurō manages to smother it.
Deidara and Sasori attacked by a furious Sai.
Displeased that the blast was lessened, his remarks provoke Sai, by referring to Shin as "the bomb". Teasing him further as a weakling who couldn't even replace Sasuke,
while reminding him that Shin could be made into a bomb infinitely,
Deidara then ridicules Sai's art when he starts to draw. However, struck from behind, both he and Sasori are contained by Kankurō's puppets. Threating to activate C0, despite its repeated use cheapening his art, Deidara is instead pierced by Omoi's lightning-infused
sword, diffusing his clay. As Kankurō later lectures Sasori about how a
puppet master could find true immortality in one's own work, Deidara
becomes furious, telling Sasori not to listen to him as true art was
found within a fleeting blast.
Still imprisoned when Chūkichi arrives with reinforcements, after Hanzō's
remark halts his complaining, Deidara demands that the others release
him. However, when the retreating division are met by a portion of the Fifth Division, he is secured by the samurai.
When news of Deidara's death reaches the rest of Akatsuki, Pain
comments that his loss is a huge blow to the organisation. He instructs
the other members to mourn his death quietly amongst themselves.
Despite Iwagakure ridiculing his artistic values and his subsequent defection from the village, Deidara has earned some respect from certain high-ranking villagers, as Kurotsuchi
called him "Deidara-nii" (an honorific meaning "big brother", either as
family or a sign of respect), and wished to fight the person who
defeated him: Sasuke Uchiha. The Third Tsuchikage, Ōnoki, also seemed displeased that someone like Sasuke could defeat Deidara.
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