{"id":"ninjas-renegados","name":"Rogue ninja","japanese":"抜け忍","category":"ranks","subtitle":"Those who abandon their village and those who hunt them.","summary":"Ninja who leave their village without permission. Their villages hunt them to protect their secrets, and their names circulate in the bingo books.","facts":[["Nombre japonés","Nukenin"],["Persecución","Village hunters"],["Registro","Bingo books"]],"lvl":0,"sections":[{"h":"What a rogue is","t":"A nukenin is a ninja who abandons their village without authorization. When they leave, they take techniques, information and sometimes secrets held in their own body, which is why villages treat them as a threat. Many scratch their headbands to mark the break. The story's first rogue is Zabuza Momochi, from Kirigakure, who works as a mercenary for Gatō in the Land of Waves after a failed coup against the Mizukage.","lvl":0,"ch":"naruto-11","pos":11},{"h":"Hunters and the bingo book","t":"To pursue their deserters, villages have hunter-nin: masked ninja who eliminate them and dispose of the body so no one can study their secrets. Haku poses as a Mist hunter-nin to carry Zabuza off alive, and Kakashi suspects the ruse from the way he took the body. The bingo books, for their part, collect data on dangerous ninja and the bounties on them: Zabuza knows Kakashi as the ninja who has copied more than a thousand techniques.","lvl":0,"ch":"naruto-29","pos":29},{"h":"Konoha's rogues","t":"Orochimaru fled Konoha when the Third Hokage discovered his experiments, and returns as an enemy. Itachi Uchiha, the perpetrator of his clan's massacre, travels with Kisame, another Mist deserter, and both wear scratched headbands. At the end of Part I, Sasuke leaves the village to seek power with Orochimaru, despite Naruto's promise to bring him back. Many Akatsuki members are rogues from different villages.","lvl":0,"ch":"naruto-234","pos":234},{"h":"Bounty hunters","t":"Kakuzu, a rogue from Takigakure, best shows the bounty business. With Hidan he kills the monk Chiriku of the Fire Temple to collect the reward on him, and Asuma's team deduces that they took the body to a bounty exchange office. For Kakuzu, money is the only thing you can trust, and the Akatsuki uses him to fund itself. His case shows that a rogue does not just run: they can also make a living hunting other ninja.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-320","pos":320},{"h":"A rogue who was not one","t":"Tobi reveals to Sasuke that Itachi did not betray Konoha out of ambition: the massacre was a mission ordered by the village leadership, and Itachi kept protecting it from inside the Akatsuki as a spy. The figure of the work's most feared deserter is turned upside down. What Sasuke does with that truth shapes the rest of his path. For Konoha, the case exposes that the label of rogue could also serve as cover.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-401","pos":401},{"h":"Sasuke, wanted","t":"When Taka abducts what it believed was the Eight-Tails, Sasuke becomes wanted by several villages. Danzō, as Sixth Hokage, orders him killed if the chance arises, and in the anime formally declares him a rogue. Kumogakure demands his head, and at the Five Kage Summit the Raikage faces him in person. His former classmates debate whether they should eliminate him themselves. Naruto, by contrast, insists he will not give up on bringing him back.","lvl":1,"ch":"naruto-461","ep":"shippuden-197","pos":461},{"h":"Boruto, fugitive","t":"Eida's Omnipotence rewrites almost everyone's memory: Kawaki takes Boruto's place as Naruto's son, and Boruto is blamed for Naruto's disappearance. Branded the Hokage's murderer, he flees Konoha with Sasuke, whom Sarada asked for help. He thus becomes the most wanted rogue of the village his father governed, and in Two Blue Vortex the elders keep pushing to eliminate him.","lvl":2,"ch":"boruto-80","pos":780}],"characters":["zabuza","haku","kakashi","orochimaru","itachi","kisame","sasuke","kakuzu","hidan","danzo","boruto"],"related":["akatsuki","espadachines","kara","anbu","rangos-de-mision","masacre"],"reference":"Naruto, chapters 11–33, 121, 147, 234, 314–320, 401 and 450–461; Boruto, chapters 78–80.","sources":[{"title":"Guía oficial de anime: Naruto y Shippuden","url":"https://naruto-official.com/en/anime"},{"title":"Itachi: familia, ANBU y la tragedia del clan","url":"https://naruto-official.com/en/news/01_1814"},{"title":"Boruto: Naruto Next Generations · Índice de capítulos","url":"https://www.viz.com/shonenjump/chapters/boruto"}],"figures":[]}