Tuesday, May 15, 2012

List Of Five Greats Kage's





Konohagakure
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he Hokage (火影; Literally meaning "Fire Shadow") are the leaders of Konohagakure. They are generally the strongest in the village, although ideology and renown plays a large part in their being chosen for the position. Four shinobi and one kunoichi have gained this title so far, with another shinobi gaining the title of Candidate Hokage. Generally, the new Hokage is selected by the current Hokage upon their retirement, but if the old Hokage dies or is incapacitated before being able to do so, the Fire Daimyō will appoint a Hokage Candidate upon the recommendation of the Konoha council and the Fire Daimyō council. Afterwards, the candidate will need to be approved by the jōnin of the village to become officially Hokage.
After being approved, they move into the Hokage Residence to live in and have their faces carved out in the monument behind it. If the former Hokage is still alive, they will generally keep helping out, making the transition easier and more stable. The Hokage carry their title for life, even after retiring from active duty. The Hokage's office is located in the administrative section of the Academy.

List of Hokage

First Hokage


Hashirama Senju, the First Hokage.
Main article: Hashirama Senju Hashirama Senju (千手柱間, Senju Hashirama) was a legendary ninja who became the First Hokage (初代火影, Shodai Hokage; Literally meaning "First or Founding Fire Shadow") of Konohagakure. He hails from the Senju clan who together with the Uchiha clan established Konohagakure.

Second Hokage


Tobirama Senju, the Second Hokage.
Main article: Tobirama Senju Tobirama Senju (千手扉間, Senju Tobirama) was the Second Hokage (二代目火影, Nidaime Hokage; Literally meaning "Second Fire Shadow").[1] He hails from the Senju clan, who along with the Uchiha clan, founded Konohagakure.

Third Hokage


Hiruzen Sarutobi, the Third Hokage.
Main article: Hiruzen Sarutobi Hiruzen Sarutobi (猿飛ヒルゼン, Sarutobi Hiruzen) revered as the God of Shinobi (忍の神, Shinobi no Kami), was the Third Hokage (三代目火影, Sandaime Hokage; Literally meaning "Third Fire Shadow") who hailed from Konohagakure's Sarutobi clan. He was part of Team Tobirama together with Homura Mitokado and Koharu Utatane under the leadership of the Second Hokage. He was also trained by the First Hokage and would later become the teacher of the Legendary Sannin: Jiraiya, Tsunade, and Orochimaru.

Fourth Hokage 


Minato Namikaze, the Fourth Hokage.
Main article: Minato Namikaze Minato Namikaze (波風ミナト, Namikaze Minato), also known as Konoha's Yellow Flash (木ノ葉の黄色い閃光, Konoha no Kiiroi Senkō; English "Yellow Flash of the Leaf"), was a legendary ninja who became the Fourth Hokage (四代目火影, Yondaime Hokage; Literally meaning "Fourth Fire Shadow").

Fifth Hokage


Tsunade, the Fifth Hokage.
Main article: Tsunade Tsunade (綱手, Tsunade) is the Fifth Hokage (五代目火影, Godaime Hokage; Literally meaning "Fifth Fire Shadow") who hails from the Senju clan of Konohagakure and is also a descendant of the Uzumaki clan through her grandmother Mito. She succeeded the position after the death of her teacher, Hiruzen Sarutobi. She, along with Orochimaru and Jiraiya, are recognised as "The Legendary Sannin of Konoha".


Sixth Hokage Candidate


Danzō Shimura, the Sixth Hokage Candidate.
Main article: Danzō Shimura Danzō Shimura (志村ダンゾウ, Shimura Danzō) was an elder of Konohagakure and leader of the disbanded ANBU faction: "Root". He was later appointed as the official Sixth Hokage Candidate (六代目火影候補, Rokudaime Hokage Kōho) after Pain's invasion.



Sunagakure :
The Kazekage (風影; Literally meaning "Wind Shadow") are the leaders of Sunagakure. Feared and respected across the world, they are responsible for making Sunagakure a powerful and great village, despite its small size. However, being responsible for raising so many great shinobi seems to come at a heavy price, as all the Kazekage, including the current, so far have met untimely deaths at the hands of assassins. For this reason, the Kazekage lineage is sometimes considered cursed. Statues of all the former Kazekage are kept in the room where Sunagakure's council convenes, similar to the Hokage Monument.

List of Kazekage

First Kazekage


The First Kazekage.
The First Kazekage (初代風影, Shodai Kazekage; Literally meaning "First or Founding Wind Shadow") was the founder of Sunagakure and was said to have gathered all the desert-dwelling shinobi under his control with his overwhelming power.

Second Kazekage


The Second Kazekage.
The Second Kazekage (二代目風影, Nidaime Kazekage; Literally meaning "Second Wind Shadow") was the successor of the First Kazekage. He was the first to research the jinchūriki, in an attempt to greatly enhance the power of the village. He wore a mask that covered the lower half of his face.[1]

Third Kazekage


The Third Kazekage.
Main article: Third Kazekage The Third Kazekage (三代目風影, Sandaime Kazekage; Literally meaning "Third Wind Shadow") was once the leader of Sunagakure and was renowned as the village's strongest Kazekage.

Fourth Kazekage


The Fourth Kazekage.
Main article: Fourth Kazekage The Fourth Kazekage (四代目風影, Yondaime Kazekage; Literally meaning "Fourth Wind Shadow") was the previous leader of Sunagakure.

Fifth Kazekage


Gaara, the Fifth Kazekage.
Main article: Gaara Gaara (我愛羅, Gaara) is a major supporting character of the series, originally introduced as an antagonist. As the jinchūriki of Shukaku,[2] Gaara gained the nickname "Gaara of the Sand Waterfall" (砂瀑の我愛羅, Sabaku no Gaara; English "Gaara of the Desert"). In Part II, he became the Fifth Kazekage (五代目風影, Godaime Kazekage; Literally meaning "Fifth Wind Shadow") of Sunagakure and the Regimental Commander of the Allied Shinobi Forces during the Fourth Shinobi World War.

Mizukage :

Kirigakure :




List of Mizukage

Second Mizukage


The Second Mizukage.
Main article: Second Mizukage The Second Mizukage (二代目水影, Nidaime Mizukage; Literally meaning "Second Water Shadow") was the leader of Kirigakure and a member of the Hōzuki clan.

Fourth Mizukage


Yagura, the Fourth Mizukage.
Main article: Yagura Yagura (やぐら, Yagura) was the jinchūriki of Isobu, the Three-Tails, and the Fourth Mizukage (四代目水影, Yondaime Mizukage; Literally meaning "Fourth Water Shadow") of Kirigakure. When the Three-Tails was captured by Akatsuki, it had no host and roamed out in the wild. He was controlled by Tobi who could be called the "real" Fourth Mizukage.

Fifth Mizukage


Mei Terumī, the Fifth Mizukage.
Main article: Mei Terumī Mei Terumī (照美メイ, Terumī Mei) is the Fifth Mizukage (五代目水影, Godaime Mizukage; Literally meaning "Fifth Water Shadow")[1] of Kirigakure. She became Mizukage in recent years, after the dreadful reign of Yagura ended.

Kumogakure
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Raikage



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List of known Raikage

Second Raikage


The Second Raikage.
Main article: Second Raikage The Second Raikage (二代目雷影, Nidaime Raikage; Literally meaning "Second Lightning Shadow") was the leader of Kumogakure during the First Shinobi World War.

Third Raikage


The Third Raikage.
Main article: Third Raikage The Third Raikage (三代目雷影, Sandaime Raikage; Literally meaning "Third Lightning Shadow") was the leader of Kumogakure thirty years prior to the Fourth Shinobi World War.

Fourth Raikage


The Fourth Raikage.
Main article: A A (エー, Ē; Viz "Ei", English TV "Ay") is the Fourth Raikage (四代目雷影, Yondaime Raikage; Literally meaning "Fourth Lightning Shadow")[2] of Kumogakure.

Iwagakure :

Tsuchikage




List of Tsuchikage

First Tsuchikage


The First Tsuchikage.
Main article: First Tsuchikage The First Tsuchikage (初代土影, Shodai Tsuchikage; Literally meaning "First or Founding Earth Shadow") was the one who founded Iwagakure in the Land of Earth. In the anime, he was also stated to be a member of the Kamizuru clan.

Second Tsuchikage


Mū, the Second Tsuchikage.
Main article: Mū‎‎ (無, ) was the Second Tsuchikage (二代目土影, Nidaime Tsuchikage; Literally meaning "Second Earth Shadow") of Iwagakure.

Third Tsuchikage


Ōnoki, the Third Tsuchikage.
Main article: Ōnoki Ōnoki (オオノキ, Ōnoki; Viz "Ohnoki") is the Third Tsuchikage (三代目土影, Sandaime Tsuchikage; Literally meaning "Third Earth Shadow")[1] of Iwagakure. He is renowned as "Ōnoki of Both Scales" (両天秤のオオノキ, Ryōtenbin no Ōnoki; English TV "Ohnoki the Fence-Sitter").