Menma Uzumaki

- Menmas masked and cloaked appearance. - Menma unmasked. - Menma in his true form, after being freed of his hatred. 1/3 Menma looks virtually identical to Naruto, though his blond hair has become black having given into hatred, and he wears it in a longer and more shaggy-looking style, similar to his father's. He also has darker and more feral-looking whisker marks, and dark circles under his eyes. He also does not have the Eight Trigrams Seal on his abdomen. When initially appearing as the mysterious "Masked Man," he wore a white kitsune mask, a dark blue-grey robe with grey lining and a fur collar, and a tattered grey-blue cape emblazoned with his personal emblem: a mandala comprised of nine reddish-brown circles of varying sizes atop a larger green-grey circle. After revealing his identity, he discarded the robe and mask, beneath which he wore no shirt, fingerless opera-length black gloves wrapped in studded red-brown leather straps, baggy black pants, and red-brown sandals.

Menma was born as the son of his world's version of Minato Namikaze and Kushina Uzumaki. However, unlike Naruto, the events of the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox's Attack didn't result in his parent's deaths and Menma has his parents in his life. He had a stable and loving childhood with his parents. He enrolled into the Academy and became a genin and then a chūnin. At some point, the Black Nine-Tails was safely removed from Kushina without her death and soon after sealed inside Menma, who later mastered its power. For unknown reasons, Menma became a missing-nin, though this was notably something fairly recent since both Menma's parents and his friends were unaware that he had left the village and that Naruto had taken Menma's place in Konoha, despite the fact Menma had already committed numerous crimes outside of the village. In addition, Menma began kidnapping shinobi with rare Kekkei Genkai, which attracted attention from the other villages and deemed him as an S-ranked criminal. He soon met Tobi, who told Menma that he would lend him the power he had. From there, targeting the jinchūriki of his world, Menma defeated his reality's Yugito Nii. Some time after, he had mortally wounded his world's Jiraiya in an attempt to stop him from obtaining the Red Moon Scroll, though he had managed to seal it away from Menma before his death.