Mecha-Naruto

is a mechanised replica of Naruto Uzumaki that appears in the anime-exclusive episode and Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution.

Background
According to Mecha-Naruto; he was created by someone he calls "Professor".

Normal Personality
Mecha-Naruto seems to be a smart and strategic fighter. He dislikes Naruto for looking like him and "stealing" his name and he mocks him. He thinks that Hinata Hyūga has a beautiful heart and listens to whatever she says. Later on after Naruto saves him, he comes to actually like Naruto but he still thinks of him as his rival.

Kyubi Mode Personality
Mecha-Naruto's other self, Kyubi Mode, is the result of Mecha-Naruto regaining his Mental Stone after the Ninja World Tournament. In contrast to his counterpart, Kyubi Mode is destructive and shows great hatred towards Mecha-Naruto for "sealing him away".

Appearance
Overall, Mecha-Naruto looks similar to Naruto with bolts all over his body holding him together.

Abilities
In mechanised variations, Mecha-Naruto possesses most of Naruto and Kurama's abilities, such as the Rocket Rasengan and a mechanical variant of the Tailed Beast Ball. Additionally, it can also shoot rays with its "eyes", after targeting the opponent. It can also merge itself with a huge mechanism to form. He is able to switch minds with his opponents. He can make up to three clones of himself that explode when they are touched. He is also well versed in taijutsu, using jets to make his punches and kicks even more powerful. He can also run at incredible speeds; faster than the average shinobi.

Trivia

 * Masashi Kishimoto designed Mecha-Naruto and its Kurama-based forms specifically for Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution.
 * At the 2014 annual Jump Festa, Kishimoto stated he requested to create an original character for the game and that his idea of Mecha-Naruto was because he liked how Godzilla has a mechanical counterpart, Mechagodzilla.
 * The numbers in its forehead protector is a play on Naruto's name, each number corresponding to one syllable.

Mecha-Naruto