Aladdin Namikaze

As the eldest, Aladdin always strived to set a good example for his brothers. Judar, who was notably mature for his age, and Nero, whom he also cared for, were both influenced by his guidance. Aladdin had a deep love for reading, which led him to become obsessed with the works of a particular author, Solomon. Through Solomon’s books, he learned that wisdom could be found in all places, shaping his view of the world.

Aladdin was raised by his grandfather, Haruki Namikaze, a figure he greatly admired in the absence of his parents. Haruki was the only person Aladdin knew who could wield both the “Flying Raijin” technique and the Odama Rasengan, making him a powerful influence on Aladdin’s growth.

Aladdin and his brothers woke up early for their daily training, fully aware that Avalon was in a dire state. The capital had been destroyed and overtaken by a mysterious force known as the “Calamity,” leaving the nation in turmoil.

On that very day, a group of shinobi arrived in Avalon, though their exact purpose remained unclear. Haruki, understanding the significant role these shinobi had played in the country's defense, decided it would be best to entrust his grandchildren to their care while he focused on doing what he could to help restore Avalon. Although it pained Aladdin to leave his beloved grandfather behind, he remained mature and composed, accepting the situation with understanding.

Aladdin and Judar moved to Sunagakure, where they were placed under the supervision of Mad Uchiha, Mikey Hoshigaki, and Aetamos Yome. Meanwhile, Nero chose to reside in Konohagakure, following his own aspirations of one day becoming Hokage..

After years of serving as a shinobi, Aladdin had grown to extraordinary heights. He remained kind-hearted, always chasing his ambitions while helping others along the way. As he watched the world evolve with each passing moment, he felt as if it was all a kind of magic. When he learned that Nero had been named Hokage, Aladdin decided to take a two-year trip to Konoha. There, he observed his brother’s leadership and was inspired to follow in his footsteps. Along with Judar, Aladdin vowed that they would not fall behind, both striving to one day become Kage and push their ambitions even further.

Upon returning home, Aladdin began to assist his generation as if he were already an experienced leader. He earned the respect of his peers and, even more so, the admiration of his village. When the time came to elect the next Kazekage, Aladdin was the natural choice. After years of dedication and hard work, he achieved his dream and joined his brother Nero in leadership. To his surprise, Judar also rose to the rank of Kage, making it a rare and remarkable sight: all three brothers had become Kage.

After sharing his wisdom and teaching all he could, Aladdin stepped down from the title of Kazekage, content with the journey that had led him there. He spent some time in contemplation before deciding on a new goal, one he would keep in his heart as a quiet ambition. With that, he set off once more, seen entering the Land of Mountains, continuing his journey to this day.