The weakest characters in the series

SUMMARY

• Some weak characters in Naruto are loved for reasons other than fighting efficiency.

• Characters like Iruka, Tenten, and Ebisu hold their value despite their lack of strength.

• Although weak, characters like Shizune and Tonton contribute in a unique way.

Naruto is a shonen series that needs no introduction. Kishimoto's magnum opus has established itself as one of the famous Big Three of this anime genre. The amazing world building, lore and character writing of the series is a big reason fans can't get enough. Naruto.

Given the focus on fighting in this series, it's easy to see why most fans consider the strongest Naruto characters to be consistent in the long run. However, some of the weakest characters in the series are still likable, even if they are ineffective in combat. Here are a few characters worth considering.

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Iruka Umino

It is very important to Naruto's development, even though he is weak

• first: Enter: Naruto Uzumaki! (Part 1 of Naruto)

Iruka is one of the most famous people there Narutodoing gentle exercise that goes a long way in helping Naruto see the light and feel that his mind cares for him. Iruka's love helped the blossoming Hokage become one of the strongest and most reliable ninja in the Leaf Village.

It can be surprising to see how weak Iruka is compared to the other main characters out there Narutobut that does not take away from his importance as a character. His sensitive nature won over most of his fans, as opposed to the pure power of the others. Naruto characters bring to the table.

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Tenten

A powerful weapon user who should have been more consistent

• first: Know Yourself: Strong New Competitors (Part 21 of Naruto)

On paper, Tenten should be a force to be reckoned with. He is a master of weapon jutsu, who can use these powerful weapons with great power and is praised by his friends many times.

However, in any fight situation, Tenten is often on the losing side and barely maintains her relevance as the series progresses. He becomes the main character as a stake Naruto reach greater heights, allowing him to not be able to reach the most powerful characters in the series.

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Ebisu

A Jonin who was defeated by the young Naruto's technique

• first: My name is Konohamaru! (Episode 2 of Naruto)

Ebisu is a character who looks down on Naruto as much as the other members of the Leaf Village do. He believes that Naruto's presence will destroy Konohamaru, only to realize that his judgment was wrong.

For a jonin, it's amazing how little Ebisu does to justify his rank throughout the series. Naruto's Harem Jutsu was enough to take him down, which is very funny and speaks volumes for the lack of power this ninja wields.

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Mizuki

Naruto tried to twist, only for his intentions to backfire

• first: Enter: Naruto Uzumaki! (Part 1 of Naruto)

Mizuki is an evil teacher who wants to manipulate Naruto for his own gain at the start of the series. He encourages the participants to steal a forbidden scroll and almost succeeds in his goal, if not for Iruka's timely intervention.

After Iruka's love for Naruto is revealed at his sacrifice, the protagonist decides to show his guts and show off his patented Shadow Clone jutsu, using multiple Shadow Clones to defeat the Mizuki in the pulp. Suffice to say, this chunin was all talk and had no power to speak of.

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Shizune

Brains not Brawn

• first: Hatred Among the Uchihas: The Last of the Clan! (Part 85 of Naruto)

Shizune is Tsunade's loyal assistant, always keeping an eye on everything that the Fifth Hokage easily forgets. He is a genius who uses his sharp mind to help the heroes.

As expected, Shizune is not very good at fighting, and is defeated by regular enemies. Fortunately, his loyalty to Tsunade combined with his intelligence ensures that he remains relevant for the most part. Narutothe run.

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Shino Aburame

A turbulent run after his initial highs

• first: Enter: Naruto Uzumaki! (Part 1 of Naruto)

Fans hated the way Shino's character was treated Naruto. He started out as a chakra bug master who had several highlights in the series, but ended up in the end of the time lapse, where he didn't participate in the fight. had a value.

His downfall is getting worse Borutowhich is an incompetent academy professor who more often than not turns into a joke. The fact that he was weaker than his students (a point proven by Mitsuki) shows how bad this character is in terms of pure power.

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Kurenai Yuhi

Considered a Genjutsu user who does nothing

• first: Sasuke and Sakura: Friends or Foes? (Part 3 of Naruto)

Kurenai was supposed to be a skilled jonin who could take part in her fair share of genjutsu battles, but she just faded away after being so important in the beginning. Itachi nearly captures him in a mind-bending genjutsu, revealing his illusion control to be useless.

After that time, when Asuma died, Kurenai was left alone, and she was saddened by the death of her best friend. He does not take part in an important fight and is relegated to the sidelines, explaining that his strength is not as impressive as his fans thought.

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Listen

A Ninja Pig is a cute source of comic relief

• first: Hatred Among the Uchihas: The Last of the Clan! (Part 85 of Naruto)

Tonton may be the low hanging fruit that everyone is waiting for here, but it's hard to talk about the weakest Naruto a character without mention of a pig appeared in several episodes. This adorable pet has been with Shizune through thick and thin and looks adorable every time.

It doesn't take an expert to figure out why Tonton is so weak Naruto character. Fortunately, he is happy to preach on screen despite his lack of energy.

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  Naruto
  

  Date of publication

  October 3, 2002
  

  Studio

  Pierrot

  Creator

  Masashi Kishimoto

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  Naruto: Shippuden
  

  Date of publication

  February 15, 2007
  

  Studio

  Pierrot

  Creator

  Masashi Kishimoto