Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Naruto Country Guide


Every country is named or associated with a certain type of element. Fighters who come from one of those countries usually have special techniques that have to do with their respected element. In the series of Naruto, only 4 main countries are really recognized. These countries are: Fire, Water, Sound, and Earth.

Countries and Villages
The Earth Country - Village hidden in the Rocks
The Fire Country - Village hidden in the Leaves
The Grass Country - Village hidden in the Grass
The Lightning Country - Village hidden in the Clouds
The Rain Country - Village hidden in the Rain
The Sound (Rice) Country - Village hidden in the Sound
The Wave Country - Village hidden in the Waves
The Water Country - Village hidden in the Mist
The Waterfall Country - Village hidden in the Waterfalls
The Wind Country - Village hidden in the Sand

Five Main Villages
The five main villages are the Leaf Village, Sand Village, Water Village, Lightning Vilage, and Earth Village. Each of the 5 main villages has a Kage. A Kage is like a governor; he/she runs their village. There are a total of 5 Kages. The Kage is usually the strongest person in the village. Each Kage is chosen by it's villagers to rule and command it's army of ninjas and regulate the village. Kages manage most of important issues that relate to the village such as money and anything else a normal governor would do. They are public icons and are usually in public events held within the village. Kages are the people assigned to Rank A missions. Below is a list of the names of each Kage and what village they govern.


Kage


Hokage
Hokage is the name of the Kage of the Leaf Village. Hokage translates to: Fire Shadow

Kazekage
Kazekage is the name of the Kage of the Sand Village. Kazekage translates to: Wind Shadow

Raikage
Raikage is the Kage of the Lightning Village. Raikage translates to: Lightning Shadow

Mizukage
Mizukage is the Kage of the Water Village. Mizukage translates to Water Shadow

Tsuchikage
Tsuchikage is the Kage of the Earth Village. Tsuchikage translates to Earth Shadow.

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