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| − | '''A-rank''' is one of the six classifications. It is preceded by [[B-rank]] and followed by [[S-rank]]. It is typically used when classifying [[techniques]] intended for ninja of the [[kage]] and [[jōnin]] levels. A-rank techniques are often very useful, but need extensive training before they can be mastered. Some A-rank techniques also pose a risk to the user, resulting in their classification as [[kinjutsu]]. |
+ | {{translation|'''A-rank'''|Aランク|ē ranku}} is one of the six classifications. It is preceded by [[B-rank]] and followed by [[S-rank]]. It is typically used when classifying [[techniques]] intended for ninja of the [[kage]] and [[jōnin]] levels. A-rank techniques are often very useful, but need extensive training before they can be mastered. Some A-rank techniques also pose a risk to the user, resulting in their classification as [[kinjutsu]]. |
| − | There are also A-rank missions. These missions relate to what is in a village or country's personal interests and are extremely difficult or dangerous to compete, usually assigned to [[ |
+ | There are also A-rank missions. These missions relate to what is in a village or country's personal interests and are extremely difficult or dangerous to compete, usually assigned to [[jōnin]]. A-rank missions pay between 150,000 and 1,000,000 [[ryō]]. |
== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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Revision as of 13:32, 2 May 2011
A-rank (Aランク, ē ranku) is one of the six classifications. It is preceded by B-rank and followed by S-rank. It is typically used when classifying techniques intended for ninja of the kage and jōnin levels. A-rank techniques are often very useful, but need extensive training before they can be mastered. Some A-rank techniques also pose a risk to the user, resulting in their classification as kinjutsu.
There are also A-rank missions. These missions relate to what is in a village or country's personal interests and are extremely difficult or dangerous to compete, usually assigned to jōnin. A-rank missions pay between 150,000 and 1,000,000 ryō.