Honestly, This Is Just My Opinion And Point Of View…
Headbands are an accessory Ninjas wear to represent who they are loyal to. It even comes with Powerful symbolism, as when ninjas become rogue, they slash them up to show they’re no longer loyal to their communities.
Although it’s not stated officially, however, I’m guessing that Jiraiya employs his own symbol “Abura” which means oil, which refers to his training at Mount Myoboku. other concoctions more welcoming to the traveling Jiraiya.
When Jiraiya was younger and a participant in the war of the ninjas He wore the secret leaf headband of the village as a soldier, and also fought Ninjas from different countries.
While the Naruto series is set in a period of relative peace, that anyone who wears a concealed leaf-adorned village headband in the Rain country will be met by unpleasant reminders of the war that was fought not very long ago.
As Jiraiya was now dedicating himself to travel around the world as a sage. Rather than being a soldier of the fire country. He wears a symbol of neutrality.
Perhaps three Hokage demanded Jiraiya take off the headband that was hidden in the leaf to sexy establishments?
An sannin from the leaf village hidden in the shadows
He is a sage of Mout Myoboku, who is a sannin from the secret leaf village. This isn’t your typical Shinobi. He can be assigned various missions. He is entitled to his own rights and can act the way he wants.
This could be one of the reasons the man decided to keep that headband. He is also known as a shrewd spy, so to avoid any issues in spying on other countries Jiraiya may have decided to wear that headband.
There aren’t many people within Naruto who know about Mout Myoboku’s existence, and they might not even be aware of it.
It’s not the type of headband that a shinobi wears. The symbol that is on your forehead reads “Abura” which, as you said, means oil.
The fact that he wears the shield on his forehead symbolizes his connection to the symbol. The symbol probably originates from the sacred oil that allows people to feel natural energy more easily and to evaporate out of Myoboku’s air.
This symbol actually grants the user “Chi” which is what he needed to perform the senjutsu. It also indicates his oil spitting for the ninjutsu oil.
I did some research Further and found out it is there is a tradition in Japan abura no gama can be described as a form of treatment for bruises, burns, and cuts. They also signal forward Senjutsu.
Jiraiya is Lagendary Shinobi From Secret leaf village
This is purely my opinion and my point of view is fine to disagree with me. Every person has their own opinion and points of view.
At first, I didn’t get it however in Naruto after the death of Jiraiya, they present the Jiraiya, which he travels from one country to the next in search of the prophecy’s child and apprentice, which we are aware of as Naruto Uzumaki.
Jiraiya was traveling through the world while the epic battles of the ninjas were happening. So she had a headband that didn’t specify the village it was from.
But Jiraiya’s is the Legendary Shinobi of his hidden leaf village. This is why the group is unique from other bands. The people don’t call him Shinobi but rather refer to him as one of the legendary sannin.
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