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Since Sasuke joined Akatsuki as a temporary ally and Tobi was leading Akatsuki from the shadows, Hidan
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How do you become an Akatsuki member?
You dont become an Akatsuki member cause Its an Anime perhaps
Does Sasuke become an akatsuki?
yes
Does Naruto become part of the akausuki?
No, Naruto does not become part of the Akatsuki. He couldn't even if he wanted to because he has the nine tailed fox inside of him and the Akatsuki want to extract the nine tails out of him for Madara's 'Moon Eye'. It's not probable that Naruto will ever join the Akatsuki.
Was yahiko a part of the akatsuki when he was young?
LOL... hell NO Pain join or (created akatsuki that he claims with is not 100% true) AKATSUKI after Yahiko's death Actually Nagato become PAIN after Yahiko's death itself
What series does Sasuke become apart of akatsuki clan?
sasuke and the rest of team snake change there team name to team hawk and become allys with the akatsuki in shippuden. i dont know what the season was
Will Naruto join the akatsuki?
No because at the end of shippuuden he will become hokage
How does Nagato and the other two survive and become part of the Akatsuki?
Nagato and his friends made the Akatsuki first it was just them then other people joined and so now
What level do you have to be to become akatsuki?
I am pretty sure you must be a S-Rank shinobi in order to become a member of Akatsuki. For example Itachi, he is one powerful guy and if you observe all the members they all seem very strong.
Will Sasuke be a member of the akatsuki later on in the show?
Yes sasuke will be a akatusuki member to revenge his long lost brother
Is natuto in the akatsuki?
no the akatsuki is hunting him instead...
What has the author Akatsuki Kambayashi written?
Akatsuki Kambayashi has written: 'Kambayashi Akatsuki' 'Shuiro no tamago'
How did master jiraya died?
He died because he fight against the akatsuki, the leader of the akatsuki. Pain, he is the leader of the akatsuki, Master jiraya was killed by the akatsuki.
