There are many samurai to thank for the franchise’s success, which was transformed into a titan by Naruto Shippuden. Fans accompanied thousands of ninjas as Naruto Uzumaki concluded his narrative, from Team 7 to the Homage and beyond. 

Many people all around the world are aware of Naruto as being one of the most popular anime series ever. Many children who grew up watching this show stuck with Naruto until he achieved his goal of becoming the Hokage and rescued the world. 

As a result, Naruto’s adventure has left us with many memories and memorable characters renowned for their characters and their skills. 

This article discusses the 30 most powerful, clever, and iconic characters from the Naruto series. Let’s dive in!

30 Most Powerful Naruto Characters 

1. Naruto Uzumaki

The main character of Masashi Kishimoto’s beloved manga series and its anime adaptation, the Naruto series, is Naruto Uzumaki. He is one of the tailed beasts and the jinchuuriki of Kurama and has a tonne of chakra. 

He later joined Team 7, a group of Hidden Leaf Village genins led by Kakashi Hatake, including Naruto, Sasuke Uchiha, and Sakura Haruno. When Naruto passed his initial chunin exams, Master Jiraiya—one of the Three Legendary Sannin of the Hidden Leaf—taught him how to study and develop his abilities. 

Naruto’s character has been shaped in several ways by his upbringing as an orphan who endured years of prejudice and social exclusion: he is careless with politeness, calling some people by their nicknames rather than their first names, though by the time he reaches adulthood, Naruto has somewhat outgrown this trait. 

He never gave up on his dream of becoming a great ninja, even though everyone in Konoha regarded him as a monster because Kurama was imprisoned inside of him.

2. Kakashi Hatake

One of the main characters in the Naruto series and the captain of Team 7, later renamed as Team Kakashi, is Kakashi Hatake. Later, in the manga series Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, he reappears as one of the key supporting characters.

 It is difficult to wonder how the Hidden Leaf would look without him given the amount of work he has accomplished, the number of wars he has witnessed, and the numerous events he has been a part of. His skills significantly improved after receiving the Sharingan from Obito, and this helped him establish an outstanding reputation among his peers.

He was a part of the Anbu Black Ops for a while, and it was during this time that many crucial things happened before the series began.

3. Shikamaru Nara

Shikamaru Nara is a member of the Nara clan and one of Konoha’s shinobi. Shikamaru is memorable, but he’s also relatable. He is the kind of character the audience could identify with as a point-of-view character in any series, not just shonen anime. 

At the beginning of Naruto, Shikamaru preferred playing video games to studying. His favorite game, in particular, is shogi. Even though he thinks he will skip out on studying to play, this game helps him sharpen his strategic thinking. He is among the most powerful shinobi in Hidden Leaf Village and is skilled with many different Jutsu.  

Shikamaru was perceived as nothing more than a spectacular ninja because of his Academy performance. Still, his ability was shown when he became the sole graduate to become a chunin in Part I. He could compete with jinin-level rivals like Tayuya of the Sound Four despite being a freshly minted chnin. He was able to beat Hidan of Akatsuki in Part II by directing the latter to a snare. Due to his abilities, he was allowed to join the anime’s Twelve Guardian Ninja.

4. Minato Namikaze

The Leaf Village’s Fourth Hokage is Minato Namikaze. The Yellow Flash of the Leaf was another name for him. The Fourth Hokage of Konohagakure, also known as Yondaime Hokage, is Minato Namikaze.

As most of you are already aware, he is also the father of Naruto Uzumaki, the main character. In Konohagakure, Minato Namikaze is revered as a hero for giving his life to thwart the Nine-Tailed Fox attack. He sealed the beast somewhere within himself and his son, Naruto, using the Reaper Death seal, as we are all aware, because he was an expert at sealing Jutsu due to his wife, whose entire clan is an expert at it.

Minato was regarded by many as the strongest shinobi in history, unrivaled by anybody. Enemy shinobi were given orders to escape upon seeing him during the Third Shinobi World War. In the anime, he was capable of defeating an army of 1,000 Iwagakure shinobi by himself, which led Noki to consent to a peace agreement.

5. Jiraiya

We all adore Jiraiya and are familiar with him, but was he really the most significant figure in Naruto? Jiraiya, also referred to as Perverted Hermit or Pervy Sage, was one of the Naruto universe’s supporting figures. 

The Great Toad Sage predicted Jiraiya would travel the world and encounter the Child of the Prophecy, a pupil who would grow up to either save or destroy the universe depending on how Jiraiya taught them while he was still at Mount Myoboku.

Jiraiya was typically gregarious and lighthearted, cracking jokes at his own expense and laughing heartily afterward. He enjoyed acting arrogant or egotistical in his conversations with others.

6. Pain

One of the main antagonists in Naruto is Pain, also known as Nagato, a member of the Uzumaki clan. He is so well-known in the neighborhood. The Akatsuki, a criminal organization after the tailed beasts’ power, was led by Pain.

Pain may come off as a troublesome antagonist driven by ego and a need for power. Nevertheless, he is unique. We eventually come to understand that this villain is very different from all the others we have seen up to this point. That is why the community values him so highly. Nagato, who had never lost combat before meeting Naruto, continued to challenge Naruto to use his most potent weapons and techniques.

As a sensitive youngster who frequently cried over the Pain of himself and others, MinatoNagato, as a byproduct of the Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique, Nagato’s hair becomes white once he uses it, and it stays that color after his reincarnation, which happens while he is wearing a maroon long sleeve cloak.

7. Obito Uchiha

The Uchiha clan of Konohagakure included Obito Uchiha. One of Naruto’s most potent enemies is Obito Uchiha. The character is complicated because of his background and history. Before revealing himself as the true head of the rogue ninja organization, he initially joined the Akatsuki using the alias Tobi. 

He was thought to have perished during the Third Shinobi World War, leaving only the Sharingan his teammate received as a legacy. His alleged demise remained unknown until it was revealed that he lived and went on to become a major antagonist.

Obito’s skills as a genin were at most mediocre, and he had trouble keeping up with his Academy peers. He practiced for several months at a time to become a chunin because he was determined to get better. As the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki, Obito’s might was greater than even Hashirama Senju’s. As such, he was able to defeat the whole Allied Shinobi Forces, defeat three formidable Hokage, and easily defeat Naruto and Sasuke.

8. Haku

Haku was a descendant of the Yuki clan and an adopted child from the Land of Water. Under the guidance of Zabuza Momochi, with whom he later teamed up and eventually became a Mercenary Ninja, he later became a shinobi. Human Ninja Haku is also known as Haku of the Ice Release. Many of us learned about “Traps” for the first time thanks to Haku. 

You’re not familiar with traps, I see. They are characters that, despite their appearance, are of the opposite gender. Haku, who at first glance appeared to be a stunning female, is a man. But as the story’s plot develops, he offers some of the craziest battles and backstories fans have ever witnessed. And for that reason, people began to adore him.

Haku was a brilliant person who Zabuza himself had taught. He was an extremely strong and dangerous ninja for his age. Zabuza claimed that Haku had such extraordinary talent that, in some respects, he was now more dangerous than he was. His abilities were so impressive that Kabuto Yakushi used the Impure World Reincarnation method to reincarnate him so he could participate in the Fourth Shinobi World War.

9. Kushina Uzumaki

The main character, the obstinate, red-haired mother of Naruto Uzumaki, is Kushina Uzumaki. She was renowned for her fiery demeanor, control of the Nine-Tailed Beast Kurama, and friendship with Minato Namikaze, the father of Naruto. Kushina Uzumaki, the Red Hot Habanero, proves that a mother’s love knows no bounds.

Although we only had brief glimpses of this incredible woman during the show, those few moments were all it took for viewers to fall in love with her persona. Despite being obstinate, impatient, and occasionally violent, Kushina showed compassion, love, and care for those close to her.

Kushina was renowned for being beautiful. She had a feminine physique, pale skin, thin, purple eyes, and the typical Uzumaki red hair. Kushina showed his strength and ferocity as a barehanded fighter even when he was only beginning as an Academy student. She earned the moniker “Red Hot-Blooded Habanero” after beating numerous kids “half to death” for making fun of her.

10. Konan

Konan from Naruto certainly earned so much more than she got. During the Pain’s Invasion Arc, Konan, the only female member of the Akatsuki, served as Nagato’s (also known as Pain’s) partner. She truly has the coolest appearance of any character in the stories. Her ability to bend paper is simply amazing.

Despite dying young during the Pain’s Invasion Arc, Naruto’s halfway point, Konan is one of the longest-living ninjas in the series. She was cursed to outlive everyone she had ever loved and who had also loved her. A weight carried to the very end with dignity and bravery.

Konan was clearly a very strong kunoichi, having been trained personally by Jiraiya, one of the three famous Sannin, while growing up as an S-rank criminal during the war. Konan had an extremely sharp mind since she was able to comprehend the hop in, hop out technique Jiraiya had devised for them with ease.

11. Tsunade

Tsunade is one of the few personalities who has fought in multiple wars throughout their lifetime. She was crucial to the Hidden Leaf’s triumph in the Second Great Ninja War. Along with Jiraiya and Orochimaru, she earned the title of the Legendary Sannin during this conflict. It is clear that Tsunade comes from a wealthy family. He held the position of Hidden Leaf’s Hokage.

Kakashi was the Sixth Hokage, and Tsunade was the Fifth. According to her stats in the manga, she left the Academy at the age of six, which is earlier than most kids would even start going.

Like the other Third Hokage pupils, Tsunade is a very gifted shinobi. After the Second Shinobi World War, Hanz designated her as a Sannin alongside Jiraiya and Orochimaru, and she quickly gained fame for her abilities.

12. Sai

The Yamanaka clan of Konohagakure’s Anbu Chief is named Sai Yamanaka. He had previously been a Root member. Sai was adopted as a young child and enlisted in Root, a covert division of the Anbu led by Danz Shimura. Sai is adept at fighting from a long, medium, and close distance.

He can have a significant numerical advantage in battle by drawing tigers, serpents, and birds, and he has the skills to engage in air combat. He can also use a move that stops enemies from rising from the dead. Sai is socially awkward and frequently speaks without thinking about how his words will affect other people.

Sai is a kenjutsu-trained shinobi who is a member of Root and a very skilled shinobi. Since Sai was reportedly the strongest Root of his generation, Danz gave him the responsibility of eliminating Sasuke by himself. [18] By the time he was an adult, his abilities had made him one of Konohagakure’s top officials as the head of Anbu, often reporting to the Seventh Hokage and assisting him in making judgments.

13. Tobi

Tobi, who was given the moniker Guruguru by Obito Uchiha due to the swirling pattern on his face, was one of the Infinite Tsukuyomi’s initial victims before being eventually freed by Black Zetsu from the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path.

When Tobi first met Obito, he was whimsical and liked making fun of him for things like what he said while dozing. Although he initially greatly irritated Obito, the two became friends as the former underwent treatment.

Tobi sees Madara as a kind man and thinks the Eye of the Moon Plan is beneficial for humanity. He also exhibited kindness when he and White Zetsu chose to assist Obito without Madara’s consent.

14. Orochimaru

Orochimaru was one of the Legendary Sannin and a member of Team Hiruzen. With his complex personality, Orochimaru was frequently referred to as “twisted” by a significant number of people. 

Orochimaru wanted to learn every jutsu in existence and attain complete immortality to attain the first goal. He unquestionably gained strength, but he didn’t master every jutsu or perfect any that he already knew, such as the regeneration jutsu, which Kabuto did after Orochimaru “died.” 

Additionally, he never attained immortality; rather, he only improved his resistance to death. He is a highly skilled shinobi who is regarded as one of the most powerful individuals to have ever lived. His vast chakra reserves are strong enough to split stones and stir up the wind. Through physical contact, he can absorb chakra, giving him access to their abilities and knowledge as well.

15. Might Guy

A jonin of Konohagakure, Might Guy, a master of taijutsu, guides Team Guy and imparts his knowledge to its members. He is the offspring of Might Duy, also referred to as the “Eternal Genin” in Konoha. Even though Might Guy had a rocky start in his ninja career and publicly admitted that he was a loser as a youngster, the illustrious Sakumo Hatake saw potential in him. He eventually showed that he was a late bloomer, becoming a very strong shinobi who was regarded as one of Konoha’s strongest.

He employs Taijutsu, yet despite that, he is immensely powerful and Overpowered. In the Shinobi World, he is regarded as one of the top ninjas for his ability to be strong without using Kekkei Genkai. If you’re wondering why, it’s because Guy got powerful enough to compete with and defeat Ten-tails Madara Uchiha in combat after he unlocked the eighth gate.

When required, Guy is still able to lift his right leg off the ground when he stands, adjust its position so that the weight supports him rather than working against him, and do flips and handsprings to move swiftly. In the end, Guy was known as a legendary shinobi.

16. Madara Uchiha

Madara Uchiha was perceived as a guy who stole his brother’s Sharingan in order to keep his own. Nobody could comprehend his need to stand up for his clan’s future. Madara infuriated and demoralized the Hidden Leaf Valley. Nobody is aware of where he was taken after losing the conflict with Hashirama.

Despite his strength and intelligence, Madara occasionally acts rashly. He admitted that he anticipated that he would have some trouble managing Hashirama’s senjutsu chakra because he had no prior training, but he did not hesitate to do so when he was summoned back to life.

The storied head of the Uchiha clan was Madara Uchiha. Together with his adversary and boyhood buddy Hashirama Senju, he established Konohagakure in an effort to usher in a peaceful period. He is regarded as the strongest among Naruto fans since he embodies all that is Sasuke and everything that is Naruto in one body.

17. Gaara

As a result of his strength and tragic upbringing, Gaara is one such character who quickly became renowned among Naruto fans. The antagonist of the series’ protagonists, Naruto Uzumaki, would initially emerge as a crazy and wicked evil figure.

Gaara inscribed the sign on his forehead after Yashamaru attacked him to underline his love for himself, but it actually had a dual meaning.

Gaara wished as a youngster that the Suna people would welcome him despite their misgivings about his being a jinchuriki. He frequently extended kindness and assistance to the locals, but because he had no control over Shukaku, he would unintentionally bring harm to them.

Gaara would have accepted self-love as his destiny had he not met Naruto. Gaara’s early years were marked by a persistent warmth toward others. Suna was able to endure because of the love he felt from Yashamaru and his mother, even though the majority of his fellow villagers loathed and frightened him.

18. Hinata Hyuga

One of the most adored characters in the intricate universe of Naruto is Hinata Hyuga. Hinata She appears in the Naruto manga created by Masashi Kishimoto. Hinata, a member of the Hyuga Clan, is among the most powerful individuals in the whole Konoha village and is also regarded highly by everyone in the community due to her lofty stature.

As a result of Hinata’s mild nature, who was first thought to be too frail and unfit to serve as the successor, her performance was hampered. After deciding to dedicate herself to become stronger in her training for Naruto, she started earning regular acclaim from her squad and clan for her developing talents and bolstering character.

Through chakras, hinata may transmit power. Some sections of the Naruto fanbase held the belief that Hinata had Otsutsuki blood coursing through her and that her ability to transmit chakra is proof of this. She is a member of the dominant house in the Hyuga clan.

19. Minato Namikaze

One of Naruto’s most underappreciated characters is Minato Namikaze. He served as Konohagakure’s Fourth Hokage and was known across the globe as Konoha’s Yellow Flash.

Despite sharing a similar appearance with Naruto, Minato was a very modest and composed individual. He was noted for being very observant and cunning and for never acting without cause. He would occasionally take advantage of the fear his reputation caused in competing communities, but even then he would show respect to his adversaries.

Minato was regarded by many as the strongest shinobi in history, unrivaled by anybody. During the Third Shinobi World War, flee-on-sight instructions were given to enemy shinobi should they meet him. In the anime, he was able to defeat an army of 1,000 Iwagakure shinobi by himself, which led Noki to consent to a peace agreement.

20. Temari

Temari from Naruto may not have much screen time, but her character is nonetheless incredibly deep and has a lot of subtle elements that are tricky to overlook. She was formerly a member of the Kazekage clan in Sunagakure. She migrates to Konohagakure where she works as a kunoichi for the community after marrying Shikamaru Nara, joining the Nara clan.

Temari is a cautious, stern, and outspoken person who seldom hides her opinions; a quality that she would later impart to her son. She is revealed to have significant mastery of the Wind Release technique throughout the series and is capable of harming even powerful opponents like the Raikage.

Temari also has the power to summon Kamatari, a one-eyed weasel that may help her in combat by synchronizing its powerful wind gusts with her own. She is also a skilled short-range fighter; much to Rock Lee’s astonishment, she was able to block his Leaf Whirlwind with ease using her fan. In the anime, she used her fan in conjunction with taijutsu to beat numerous of Konohamaru Sarutobi’s shadow clones.

21. Killer Bee

Originally from Kumogakure, Killer B is a shinobi and the most recent jinchuriki of the Eight-Tails, Gyuki, but unlike his forebears, he was able to gain its favor and harness its power for Kumo’s advantage.

Despite his rank and upbringing as a jinchuuriki, Killer B is exceedingly proud of his own abilities and therefore of who he is. Killer B can be rather arrogant and obstinate, especially when it comes to his own strength. He demands respect from others and requests to be addressed as “Lord Jinchriki ” and his tailed beast as “Lord Eight-Tails,” much like Naruto Uzumaki, who occasionally exhibits extreme overconfidence.

Killer B is a very strong shinobi, capable of defeating the entire Taka squad, which consists of other dangerous fighters, on his own. He is the protector of Kumo and has long ago mastered his special abilities.

22. Deidara

Deidara was an Iwagakure-based S-rank missing-nin. Deidara typically had a casual, laid-back demeanor while partnering with Sasori, never losing his grin while engaging in fierce combat or being held accountable by his partner.

He was also kind of a cruel arsonist; rather, he wasn’t beyond enjoying a good battle, and he frequently brutally blew up his opponents. However, Deidara’s passion for art was what set him apart.

His long golden blond hair was pulled back into a half ponytail with the rest falling loosely, and he had slanted blue eyes. He was a long-range fighter, as indicated by the bang falling over his left eye, although as his battle with Sasuke showed, it was not permanently fastened to his face.

23. Urashiki 

Urashiki Otsutsuki, who first appeared in Boruto, is an apparently laid-back and upbeat guy but yet engages in cruel behavior by picking fights with Gojo and Isago, two unremarkable people who have nothing to do with him. He was a low-ranking member of the Tsutsuki clan’s primary line and was dispatched to help Momoshiki and Kinshiki in their quest to find Kaguya and collect the chakra from the God Tree on Earth.

Clearly, we had to add someone who actually descends from a primitive race of heavenly beings that roams the cosmos in search of planets with abundant chakra so they may empty them and grow more powerful, eradicating all life.

Even though he was a lower-ranking clansman than his elders Momoshiki and Kinshiki, Urashiki was readily capable of facing two Kage at once and holding the upper hand while being recognised for having yet to demonstrate his full talents, as well as easily subduing Toneri. He even outperforms Sasuke Uchiha and Jiraiya of the legendary Sannin in terms of strength.

24. Sasori

Sasori, also known as Sasori of the Red Sand, was a member of Akatsuki and an S-rank missing-nin from Sunagakure’s Puppet Brigade. He was teamed with Orochimaru and subsequently Deidara.

In terms of his appearance, Sasori had short, mousy red hair that he got from his father and wide, grayish-brown eyes that he acquired from his mother. He frequently had a foggy, sleepy expression on his face. Sasori donned light ponchos and dark green robes as a child.

Sasori was a tremendously skilled shinobi who managed to kill and beat the Third Kazekage, the most skilled ninja in Suna’s history. Throughout the Third Shinobi World War, his employment of puppets caused the sand to become crimson with blood, earning him the moniker “Sasori of the Red Sand.” 

Even though Kankur was born after Sasori had already departed the hamlet, his legacy was such that Kankur was aware of and dreaded him. Even Deidara acknowledged that Sasori was the more powerful of the two of them.

24. Shisui Uchiha

Shisui was a controller of the Sharingan, which he awoke at an early age, like many members of his line. He was equally adept at using the Sharingan as Itachi was, and both were hailed for their exceptional ability and raw might in doing so. Shisui received a genin team assignment after the graduation from the Academy during the Third Shinobi World War, along with his closest buddy.

Shisui was a very modest and straightforward person. He was never conceited about his own abilities or achievements, but he was not averse to pointing out others’ faults. In addition, he was open-minded, never steadfastly adhering to one ideal, and he worked to recognize the special qualities of the current scenario in front of him.

Despite having little on-screen time, Shisui had a big influence on the plot. In the Hidden Leaf Village, he attempted to thwart a Uchiha coup, but he was deceived and lost an eye. Before he passed away, Shisui gave Itachi, another Uchiha who wished to continue in his footsteps, his last surviving eye.

26. Hidan

An S-rank missing-nin, Hidan subsequently joined the Akatsuki after leaving Yugakure. Despite their partly shared disdain for one another, they were matched there. At the time of Tobi’s entrance, he was also the second-youngest member of Akatsuki.

Hidan is frequently regarded as the weakest of the Akatsuki, and for good cause. With just his triple-headed scythe and a foldable spear he kept concealed on his person, his severely restricted equipment leaves him with only one style of combat—a head-on blitz-type assault.

Despite being “very pious,” Hidan was an extremely rude and insulting young man who regularly cursed and grumbled to both allies and foes. He is an extremely skilled shinobi, and because no other ninja in the village could match his strength, Yugakure decided not to cope with the S-rank missing-nin. His abilities were good enough for Akatsuki to hire him. Together with his companion Kakuzu, they fought Asuma, one of the greatest jinin in Konohagakure, and the Two-Tails’ jinchuriki in her Tailed Beast Mode.

27. Konan

Konan from Naruto deserved a lot more than she got. Konan, the sole female member of the Akatsuki, served as Nagato’s (also known as Pain’s) companion during the Pain’s Invasion Arc. She was an S-rank ninja with a special jutsu that allowed her to attack her enemies using origami made out of paper. But nothing is known about Konan, despite the fact that Tobi killed her unjustly and cheaply.

Konan seems to be in her mid-20s, but she is actually 35 years old despite her young appearance. When Konan, Nagato, and Yahiko were kids—and Orochimaru was still with the Hidden Leaf Village—they first encountered the Sannin. Despite dying young during the Pain’s Invasion Arc, which was Naruto’s midpoint, she was one of the longest-living ninja in the series.

Konan was clearly a very strong kunoichi, having been trained personally by Jiraiya, one of the three famous Sannin, while growing up as an S-rank criminal in a time of war. Both her companion Pain and her previous master Jiraiya were quite complimentary of her abilities.

28. Ino Yamanaka

Although most fans only know Ino as Sakura’s adversary in love, she is much more than just a nasty Sasuke fanatic. Since she was a little child, Ino has been a self-assured, brave, and talkative girl who occasionally loses her cool when someone’s personal habits irritate her. She was also by nature highly kind and devoted to her comrades, frequently more driven than her teammates, and a natural leader who would later impart this trait to her son Inojin.

Although she might appear to be quite stern, she actually has a soft corner for those who are unable to advocate for themselves and will usually go above and above to assist them, regardless of the circumstances. It’s a shame she wasn’t given more screen time, especially considering her enormous floral knowledge, affection, and wonderfully adorable design. 

Ino was regarded as a genin who had the potential to grow into the Yamanaka clan’s strongest warrior. She changes throughout the time-skip to a chnin, and in the Fourth Shinobi World War, her father continued to laud her for her enhanced abilities. She may not be the most noticeable member of the ensemble, but there are still a lot of minor things about her that one may overlook.

29. Zabuza Momochi

A lost nin from Kirigakure’s Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist, Zabuza Momochi was given the name Demon of the Hidden Mist. Zabuza was originally seen as charming and motivating, according to Gengo, a former disciple, since he had once dreamed of a world in which shinobi would rule as the dominant class. This dream served as the inspiration for his failed revolution against the Fourth Mizukage, with whom he disagreed. But after the failed attempt, he developed a bitter and cynical attitude that eventually turned him into a vicious hitman who would work for any corrupt person.

Zabuza was initially portrayed as being aggressive, haughty, cold, and optimistic, inclined to become Gat’s thug in order to amass enough money to launch a second coup d’état against the Mizukage and rule the country,[9] and ready to kill anyone who stood in his way, including plotting to assassinate Gat once he had received enough money from him.

30. Danzo

Danzo is the so-called Darkness of the Shinobi, a guy who would go beyond the law to accomplish his objectives because he believes it’s in Konoha Village’s best interests.

Despite his image as a militarist, Danz’s ultimate goal was to bring about peace among the ninja community, which he would do by bringing all shinobi forces under his command. He is the commander of Root, a team that you may characterize as a death squad-like fictitious police department, ready to carry out operations in secret.

The elders Homura and Koharu highly valued Danz’s abilities since they saw him as one of Konoha’s most powerful ninja even after his passing. Given his strength, Kakashi’s disbelief at finding that Sasuke Uchiha had defeated him all by himself was palpable.

Conclusion

The main reason Naruto continues to be successful is that it has so many engaging characters. These are the people who make you want to root for them, make you laugh out loud, and keep readers and viewers coming back week after week. 

It’s only logical to assume that some “Naruto” characters are significantly more powerful than others, given the importance “Naruto” places on fighting and combat, with each character having a unique fighting style.

Despite having godly abilities, most characters never exhibited egocentric behavior. Some people, though, succumbed to the darkness. However, the characters on both sides satisfied their fans by showcasing their terrifying prowess, which elevated them to the status of the strongest people in the Shinobi universe.

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