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Eventually they are given a graduation test to see if they are ready to try and become [[genin]]. Passing this test does not automatically grant them this title, as they need to pass a second test given by their [[jōnin]] instructor, but they do receive a [[forehead protector]]. Those who fail either of these tests are sent back to the Academy. The requirements for graduating vary from village to village. In [[Konohagakure]], the Academy students simply have to show their proficiency in a randomly selected E-rank technique. In [[Kirigakure]], however, the test was a life-or-death battle between graduating students at one time, a practice since changed after the not-yet-qualified [[Zabuza Momochi]] massacred an entire graduation class.
 
Eventually they are given a graduation test to see if they are ready to try and become [[genin]]. Passing this test does not automatically grant them this title, as they need to pass a second test given by their [[jōnin]] instructor, but they do receive a [[forehead protector]]. Those who fail either of these tests are sent back to the Academy. The requirements for graduating vary from village to village. In [[Konohagakure]], the Academy students simply have to show their proficiency in a randomly selected E-rank technique. In [[Kirigakure]], however, the test was a life-or-death battle between graduating students at one time, a practice since changed after the not-yet-qualified [[Zabuza Momochi]] massacred an entire graduation class.
 
==Trivia==
 
*In ''[[Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4]]'', Naruto and Sasuke as Academy Students appear in a playable flashback scene (which occurs in Story mode during their final battle at the [[Valley of the End]]) depicting a sparring match between Naruto and Sasuke. Naruto as an Academy Student is playable and has a single combo and the [[Clone Technique]] (which fails when it is performed) as his Ninjutsu which are used to demonstrate the young Naruto's inexperience. Young Sasuke appears as an unplayable opponent.
 
   
 
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== See Also ==

Revision as of 20:42, 7 March 2016

See also: Ninja Ranks

Academy Students

A group of academy students.

Academy students (忍者学校生, Akademī-sei) make up the student body of the Academy, where they are trained and prepared for life as a shinobi. They are not an actual part of the shinobi force, as they are still in the process of mastering the very basics of the ninja lifestyle. However, they can be conscripted as part of the war potential in times of emergency.

Academy students spend their time honing the various skills they are required to have and undergoing various tests and exams to see how they progress. Besides ordinary school subjects such as history and mathematics, they are taught the basics of ninjutsu, taijutsu, and most likely also genjutsu. This includes learning about chakra and how to control it, tactics, hand seals, they are taken through the handling of ninja weapons and tools, like shuriken and kunai, learning how to throw and wield them through target practice, and several E-rank techniques, such as the Clone Technique and the Transformation Technique. They are also trained in working both individually and in teams.

Eventually they are given a graduation test to see if they are ready to try and become genin. Passing this test does not automatically grant them this title, as they need to pass a second test given by their jōnin instructor, but they do receive a forehead protector. Those who fail either of these tests are sent back to the Academy. The requirements for graduating vary from village to village. In Konohagakure, the Academy students simply have to show their proficiency in a randomly selected E-rank technique. In Kirigakure, however, the test was a life-or-death battle between graduating students at one time, a practice since changed after the not-yet-qualified Zabuza Momochi massacred an entire graduation class.

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