Michiru Tsuki

Michiru begins as spoiled, materialistic, and accustomed to wealth insulating him from discomfort. He treats hired escorts poorly and assumes sufficiently extravagant gifts can repair personal problems.

During the crisis in the Land of the Moon, he gradually develops greater courage and understands that responsibility toward other people cannot be purchased.

Michiru is not a shinobi and possesses no ninjutsu. He does, however, display significant physical determination when circumstances force him to act despite injury.

Michiru hires Kakashi Hatake, Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Rock Lee to escort him and Hikaru home.

After Shabadaba seizes power, Michiru is captured and nearly executed. During the final confrontation, he carries the injured Naruto toward Ishidate, allowing Naruto to deliver the Crescent Moon Rasengan. Michiru subsequently succeeds his father as king.

Hikaru Tsuki is Michiru's son, and their shared entitlement initially reinforces both of their worst habits. Kakeru Tsuki is Michiru's father and predecessor.

Amayo is Michiru's former wife, who rejects his attempts to win her back through money. Naruto Uzumaki becomes an important influence during the coup and helps Michiru understand personal responsibility.