Furthermore, Kashin Koji's arrival as Jiraiya's clone drew not only Naruto, but also many ninja in the village who had once been close to Jiraiya.
Tsunade in particular nearly broke down in tears when she saw Kashin Koji!
Even Orochimaru, another of the Legendary Sannin, voluntarily applied to return to the village after learning of this, all just to meet Kashin Koji.
As for everyone else, that went without saying.
It could be said that Kashin Koji's arrival in Konoha caused an even greater stir than Amado's!
After all, how many people in Konoha did not know the name Jiraiya?
Even though Jiraiya had been dead for many years, his legend still lived on in the Ninja World—the Pervy Sage!
It could be said that quite a few people in Konoha were grateful to Amado for bringing Jiraiya's clone, Kashin Koji, back to Konoha.
That included Naruto and Tsunade.
Because he was someone appreciated by both the Fifth Hokage and the Seventh Hokage of Konoha, Amado quickly established himself in Konoha.
Perhaps Amado had foreseen this when he chose to come to Konoha, which was why he brought Kashin Koji with him.
As for Kashin Koji himself, to be honest, he had trouble adapting to Konoha's warmth.
After all, Amado's original purpose in creating him as a clone was to find an opportunity to force Isshiki to reincarnate using Jigen's body.
That was his mission, and also the goal of his life!
Later, Urashiki Otsutsuki and Soji appeared one after another, disrupting Amado's plans and causing him to abandon the idea of using Kashin Koji as the plan's executor.
But with that, Kashin Koji had lost his purpose in life.
At that point, Amado used Kashin Koji's original self, Jiraiya, as a reason to persuade him to voluntarily follow him