Here are the strongest members of the Shinobi Alliance in Naruto. While Sasuke and Naruto were the two powerhouses, many characters got opportunities to show off their talents earlier in the battle. With that in mind, it presented the perfect opportunity to further expand the list to include some of those characters.
To some, Kankuro may seem like a surprise since Gaara was the only one who received meaningful screentime among the sand siblings. While Gaara was the strongest of the trio, Kankuro wasn't weak by any means. His rematch with Sasori was the perfect microcosm of what the series was about, showing that the new generation surpassed the old. The fight wasn't long but had Kankuro not only defeat Sasori with his puppets but his words as well.
Outside of Onoki, no one from Iwagakure got to show much off. Most of Kurotsuchi's presence was talking down to others while openly plotting to become the next Tsuchikage after her grandfather retired. During the war, she only got a few moments to shine. One was dealing with a great deal of white Zetsu, and another was helping deal with the ten tails. Her biggest moment was a short skirmish with Kabuto when the war was getting underway. It was only glimpses into the power she'd have by Boruto.
For a character that was both as new and minor as Mifune, it's surprising that he managed to take down such a powerful enemy. Hanzo had been built up since Nagato's backstory, making him out to be a ninja strong enough to easily handle the Sannin. It seemed one of the newer generation were destined to take him down during the war. Instead, it was Mifune, the only samurai who wasn't fodder. After building a tolerance to Hanzo's poison, he managed to defeat the salamander, convincing his former rival to allow himself to be sealed.
As a character, Darui never had much of an opportunity to show off what he could do, the same holding true of his time as a Kage in Boruto. He's always talked up as powerful due to his Black Lightning attacks, but the only taste the audience has ever had of him in action was against Kinkaku and Ginkaku.
Admittedly, going toe to toe with them is no easy feat. Both brothers had part of the nine tails inside of them, making them partial-tailed beasts. Killer B was always a goofball character whose rapping was either funny or annoying. His sacrifice to bring down the Nine-Tailed Fox is not only an important plot device for the animated series, but it is also part of the reason he has found his way onto our list.
Being trained under Jiraiya, a member of the legendary Sannin trio, Minato quickly grew into one of the greatest ninjas of all time. Known as the Yellow Flash of the Leaf, the Fourth Hokage is easily one of the fastest ninjas in the series as a whole. On his own, Minato is one of the strongest characters in Naruto , but, given his bravery in the face of battle, there could be an argument that the Fourth Hokage should rank even higher.
Gaara of the Sand has arguably the most heart-breaking backstory of any character in the anime. However, he is not nearly as upbeat as the titular, knuckleheaded ninja. Cased in an armor of sand, Gaara is nearly impenetrable. While he begins his journey as a villain sent to attack the Village Hidden in the Leaves, he quickly becomes a valued ally, saving the day on more than one occasion. Before he ever received his Sharingan eye from former teammate Obito, Kakashi was a standout shinobi trained by the Fourth Hokage himself.
Not to mention, this shinobi is a longtime member of the Anbu Black Ops, an elite tactical unit of ninjas. If this were a list of most popular characters from the anime, then Kakashi would likely land a lot higher, but he remains one of the strongest Naruto characters.
However, the kunoichi does not simply rest on her laurels. Harnessing the power of the Eight-Tailed beast, B does not see himself as cursed like the other shinobi with demons sealed within them. After years of struggling, B eventually befriends his demon. In fact, it is B who teaches Naruto how to utilize the power of his own demon in order to become stronger.
Rhymes and rhythms can be heard during his countless battles as well as his everyday conversation. In fact, one of the only teachers arguably on the same level as Jiraiya was his own sensei, the Third Hokage.
Might Guy may fall into the same category as Jiraiya — a shinobi who appears to be extremely silly on the surface, but again, make no mistake, for he is immensely powerful. Guy Sensei is a fan-favorite ninja whose hijinks make him appear as a less formidable opponent than he is, but being underestimated by his foes might only make him all the more dangerous. Being a master of taijutsu, Guy is simply unmatched in fighting ability. However, with no ninjutsu or genjutsu to speak of, he has always needed to work twice as hard in order to succeed as a Leaf Village shinobi.
However, Orochimaru never quite seems to get quite enough credit for being the evil genius he is. Dedicating his life to mastering every kind of Jutsu imaginable, in addition to creating a few of his own, Orochimaru has more than a couple of tricks up his sleeve. While he is formidable enough on his own, the ability to summon great ninja from the past makes him all the more useful in battle. Needless to say, Orochimaru stands tall among some of the powerful characters in the history of this long-running series.
He might lose his big fight to Orochimaru, but that doesn't mean that Hiruzen Sarutobi is less powerful than his pupil. The Third Hokage helps keep his village safe for multiple generations, even becoming Hokage again when he's asked to take over the position following Minato's death. A Hokage is always one of the most powerful shinobi in their generation, so that will tell fans plenty about just how powerful Hiruzen is. At the time the original series takes place, Hiruzen is far advanced in years.
As a result, he's amassed a huge arsenal of Jutsu to use in battle, summoning techniques, and strategies to keep him alive. One of the reasons that Orochimaru is able to best him is because Hiruzen himself taught Orochimaru many of the Jutsu he uses. The former student knows his teacher well, and that ends up costing Hiruzen his life, not his lack of power.
His friendship with the Hachibi is something to note. The new characters introduced in Boruto have shown a massive power ceiling that already makes them candidates for being some of the strongest ninjas around Sarada is one such character that falls in this category.
The daughter of Sasuke and Sakura has already shown incredible potential, with her mastery over both ninjutsu and genjutsu being quite excellent indeed. One can only wait and see how Sarada will develop over the course of Boruto. Orochimaru's genetically engineered son has shown a ton of potential over the course of Boruto. The manner in which he's defeated powerful foes without even showing his full potential already makes him a force to be reckoned with.
His power is yet to be explored properly in the series. However, glimpses of this power have proven to be enthralling, and one can only wait and see how Mitsuki's character will evolve in the show. Of course, it would be impossible to talk about the characters of Boruto without mentioning the titular protagonist himself.
Boruto's powers have developed massively over the course of the series. At this point, the only thing holding Boruto back is his age, with his true power bound to flourish during the timeskip. Only time will tell just how powerful Boruto will become over the course of the show. The Fifth Hokage of the Leaf Village is also extremely skilled in the art of ninjutsu and taijutsu.
Her skills are what convinced the majority of people that giving her the mantle of being the new Hokage was a good decision to make.
Tsunade has been through a lot in her life. From being one of the legendary Sannin to losing both her brother and lover to war, Tsunade has been through a lot in her life. These experiences have ultimately shaped her up to be the woman we all know and adore. Once Tobi and Sasuke infiltrate the summit for their own personal reasons, we are finally able to witness the power of Killer B's brother first-hand.
His fight with Sasuke is so intense that the Uchiha's eyesight is permanently damaged after he uses his powers to its absolute limit. Even after being hit with the permanent flames of Amaterasu, A doesn't even flinch as he disposes of his burning hand. Kawaki has been introduced in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. As of right now, we know very little of the character and his origins. However, the fact that he apparently disposed of a powerful ninja like Naruto pretty much guarantees him a place on this list.
Only time will tell us as to how extensive Kawaki's powers actually are. It is essential for a Kage to be capable of defending their village and for that reason; every person who aims to become one must possess a certain level of strength. Interestingly, there are some shinobi in Naruto who have attained tremendous power and are far stronger than your average Kage. Itachi Uchiha was one of the strongest known shinobi in the world of Naruto. Even among the Uchiha, he was perceived to be quite special from his early childhood days.
Itachi's skills with the Sharingan were terrific and thanks to the Mangekyo Sharingan, he was extremely difficult to take on in battle.
What's more, Itachi also defeated Kabuto Yakushi without even going all out. Hiruzen Sarutobi was one of Konoha's greatest known Hokage. Being trained by the likes of Hashirama and Tobirama, it is no surprise that Hiruzen was a special shinobi. He was a master of all five nature transformations and had knowledge of every single Jutsu that existed in Konohagakure's history.
Despite being old, he could defeat Orochimaru in combat, along with the Edo Tensei of the First and the Second Hokage.
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