Asura Path in Naruto

The Asura Path was shown as a wandering puppeteer with worldly knowledge. Years later, Nagato used his body as the Asura Path.

The man was tall, bald, and had a strange body structure, with a thick neck, no ears, and a huge jaw. He also had part of his face obscured by a rice hat, which possibly hid a headband, as Jiraiya immediately learned he was a ninja. The nameless puppet of the Asura Path was designed to resemble a baby and was capable of generating infantile sounds.

The Asura Path was the only one among the Six Paths of Pain who didn’t have orange hair, simply because it didn’t have any hair at all. It had six spike studs all around its head, three studs on the top and bottom of each of its six limbs, a huge cylinder stud on its chin, and two vertical studs on each of its upper cheeks. The body had three faces, each with a different expression, and two of them only appeared from the sides of its head during a fight when it removed its cloak: pleased, angry and neutral. It also possessed a long, saw-like “tail” that hung from his back and over his head. The Rinnegan appeared in its eyes as a sign of Nagato’s dominance.

When he was alive, he was shown to possess the ability to control a puppet with threads made out of chakra.

Asura Path is a playable character in the following video games:

Q. How does Asura Path work?

A. It grants the user the ability to augment their own body to summon mechanized armor and various ballistic and mechanical weaponry.

Q. Was the man who became Asura Path a shinobi?

A. It has not been clearly depicted if he was a shinobi, though in the manga, he was shown to be wearing a headband, and in the anime, Jiraiya recognized him as one.

Q. How strong is the Asura Path?

A. Asura Path’s body is very durable and it can track its opponents. It can also sprout four more arms. Given all these abilities, it is easy to assume Asura Path is very strong.