{"id":"rangos-de-mision","name":"Mission ranks","japanese":"任務ランク","category":"ranks","subtitle":"From D to S, by risk and pay.","summary":"The classification of the jobs a village takes on, from D to S, according to their difficulty, the danger involved and what they cost to commission.","facts":[["Escala","D, C, B, A, S"],["Asigna","The Kage"],["Primera misión C del equipo 7","Escorting Tazuna"]],"lvl":0,"sections":[{"h":"The scale","t":"Villages live off the jobs commissioned by countries, lords and private clients. The Hokage ranks them by letter: D for the simplest tasks, C for those with some risk, B and A for dangerous ones and S for the highest level, involving state secrets or exceptional enemies. The rank sets the pay and the kind of ninja who can accept the job. Missions are handed out from a desk where teachers like Iruka also take part.","lvl":0,"ch":"naruto-9","pos":9},{"h":"D-rank missions","t":"Freshly graduated genin start with D-rank jobs: chores, helping on a farm, babysitting or finding pets. In the anime, Team 7 chases a runaway cat before asking for something more exciting. Naruto complains so much that the Hokage grants them a C-rank mission. The complaint works as a lesson: genin do not choose the risk, the village assigns it. Even so, these tasks help polish teamwork and cover part of the village's economy.","lvl":0,"ch":"naruto-9","ep":"naruto-6","pos":9},{"h":"A C that stopped being one","t":"The Land of Waves mission is commissioned as C-rank: escort Tazuna, a bridge builder, against possible bandits. When the Demon Brothers attack them, Kakashi discovers that Tazuna lied about the danger because his country could not afford a more expensive mission. With enemy ninja involved, the job becomes B-rank or higher, and the team decides to carry on anyway. Then Zabuza arrives, a high-level rogue ninja.","lvl":0,"ch":"naruto-10","pos":10},{"h":"High ranks","t":"A- and S-rank missions are normally reserved for jōnin and ANBU, because they involve fights with ninja from other villages or secrets that cannot leak. The work does not always state each mission's rank: what matters is that, when Kage-level enemies or Akatsuki members appear, the job exceeds what a team of genin can handle. That is why the story's rescues and pursuits tend to mix ranks and ages.","lvl":0},{"h":"In the Boruto era","t":"The system is unchanged. Boruto starts out with minor missions, and one of his first notable assignments is an escort job: looking after Tentō, the son of a feudal lord who distrusts ninja. Like his father, Boruto grows impatient with routine jobs, and the anime adds missions of this kind, such as guarding a film shoot or patrolling an area. In the manga, these jobs matter less and less as the threat of Kara and the Ōtsutsuki grows.","lvl":2,"ch":"boruto-11","pos":711}],"characters":["naruto","sasuke","sakura","kakashi","iruka","tazuna","zabuza","boruto"],"related":["rangos-ninja","tazuna","ninjas-renegados","anbu","konoha-aldea"],"reference":"Naruto, chapters 9–33; Naruto, episode 6; Boruto, chapters 11–12.","sources":[{"title":"Guía oficial de anime: Naruto y Shippuden","url":"https://naruto-official.com/en/anime"},{"title":"Boruto: Naruto Next Generations · Índice de capítulos","url":"https://www.viz.com/shonenjump/chapters/boruto"}],"figures":[]}