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Batsu gaku notsu kage5/16/2023 ![]() ![]() Years later, the Seventh Hokage was also recognised in the same way. The Third Hokage was considered to be the strongest of the Five Kage of his time.For example, Killer B is the adoptive brother of the Fourth Raikage and Gaara is the son of the Fourth Kazekage. A retired Kage can even return to full-time leadership if their successor dies, as the Third Hokage did when the Fourth Hokage gave his life to save Konoha, being unable to find anyone both suitable and willing to take on the title of Fifth Hokage at the time.īecause jinchūriki were so important to their village, it was a tradition for a jinchūriki to be a relative of the current Kage, both to strengthen the jinchūriki's loyalties to the village and to display the Kage's might. If a Kage should ever choose to retire they will keep their title for the rest of their life, and can assist the new Kage with decision-making and other responsibilities. In Kumo, after the Third Raikage died, his son automatically became Fourth Raikage, a decision made many years earlier. This appointment must then be approved by Konoha's jōnin. If the Hokage dies or is otherwise incapacitated before they can choose a successor, the selection falls to the Land of Fire's daimyō who is advised by his committee as well as the village's elders, the Jōnin Commander and a representative of the Anbu. In Konoha, the Hokage typically appoints their successor. How a Kage is appointed appears to differ from village to village. The most recent generation of the five Kage. The only time that all five Kage are together is during a Kage Summit, which can be convened by any of the five to discuss topics that apply to all of their villages. The Tsuchikage ( 土影, literally meaning: Earth Shadow) of Iwagakure.Īs a Kage's primary concern is their village, interaction between the Kage is rare only during treaty-signing ceremonies or shared public events has a Kage been seen to interact with one of his or her peers. ![]()
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