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thumb|left|Shikaku Nara, der ehemalige Jonin Hanchou von Konoha Jonin Hanchou (Jounin Hanchou - 上忍班長, deu. Jonin-Truppführer) ist eine Position in dem Shinobi-System von Konohagakure. Als Repräsentant der regulären Shinobi-Streitkräfte ist ein Jonin Hanchou Mitglied des Rates. Obwohl dieser den Rang eines normalen Jonin besitzt, bestimmt er bei wichtigen Angelegenheiten wie z.B. der Ernennung des nächsten Hokage mit. Die Position des Jonin Hanchou hatte Shikaku Nara bis zu seinem Tod inne, wer seine Nachfolge angetreten hat, ist unbekannt. In Kumogakure gibt es eine ähnliche Position, die als Shinobigashira bezeichnet wird. Jedoch ist Shinobigashira im Gegensatz zu Jonin Hanchou ein eigenständiger Rang. [[File:J%C5%8Dnin.png|Thumb|right|300px]] I Jonin (上忍, Jōnin) sono ninja di alto livello, abili nelle Arti Magiche, Arti Illusorie e nelle Arti Marziali. Sono inviati spesso nelle missioni di livello A, ma anche in quelle di livello S, ovvero le più complesse e pericolose. Alcuni vengono assegnati come insegnanti in un team con tre Genin, con il ruolo di capo squadra. Si diventa Jonin da Chunin tramite promozione. Jonin (上忍, Jōnin; ; Literally meaning "High Ninja", Meaning (Viz) "Elite Ninja"; ) are generally highly-experienced ninja with great individual skill who serve as military captains. They are often sent on A-rank missions, and experienced Jonin may even be sent on S-rank missions (which are considered to be the greatest difficulty). They may also carry out these missions alone. They are sometimes assigned as sensei for three-person teams of Genin. It is as of yet unknown what one has to undergo to become one. It is mentioned in the Naruto Anime Profiles databook that Jonin are appointed, however there was mention of a Jonin exam in the Kurama filler arc. It is known that most Jonin are generally able to use at least two types of elemental chakra, some genjutsu, and above-average taijutsu sk Jonin (literally meaning "High Ninja") are generally highly-experienced ninja with great individual skill who serve as military captains. They are often sent on A-rank missions, and experienced Jonin may even be sent on S-rank missions (which are considered to be the greatest difficulty). They may also carry out these missions alone. They are sometimes assigned as sensei for three-person teams of Genin. It is known that Jonin are appointed by a Kage (Kyosuke was appointed Jonin by the Ninth Hokage after the former's return to Konoha). It is known that most Jonin are generally able to use at least two types of elemental chakra, some genjutsu, and above-average taijutsu skills.

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Jonin (literally meaning "High Ninja") are generally highly-experienced ninja with great individual skill who serve as military captains. They are often sent on A-rank missions, and experienced Jonin may even be sent on S-rank missions (which are considered to be the greatest difficulty). They may also carry out these missions alone. They are sometimes assigned as sensei for three-person teams of Genin. It is known that Jonin are appointed by a Kage (Kyosuke was appointed Jonin by the Ninth Hokage after the former's return to Konoha). It is known that most Jonin are generally able to use at least two types of elemental chakra, some genjutsu, and above-average taijutsu skills. Becoming a Jonin is the second highest level ninja you can become with the exception of being a Kage. Jonin are given very intense and serious missions that most of the time include assassinations. They may carry out these missions alone. When a ninja becomes a Jonin, he/she may be assigned three Genin to look over. One part of their duties is to help instruct and train these Genin to become competent ninjas. Also, ANBU Black Ops employ mostly Jonin into their ranks although it's very difficult to get in. Jonin (上忍, Jōnin; ; Literally meaning "High Ninja", Meaning (Viz) "Elite Ninja"; ) are generally highly-experienced ninja with great individual skill who serve as military captains. They are often sent on A-rank missions, and experienced Jonin may even be sent on S-rank missions (which are considered to be the greatest difficulty). They may also carry out these missions alone. They are sometimes assigned as sensei for three-person teams of Genin. It is as of yet unknown what one has to undergo to become one. It is mentioned in the Naruto Anime Profiles databook that Jonin are appointed, however there was mention of a Jonin exam in the Kurama filler arc. It is known that most Jonin are generally able to use at least two types of elemental chakra, some genjutsu, and above-average taijutsu skills. Becoming a Jonin is the second highest level ninja you can become with the exception of being a Kage. Jonin are given very intense and serious missions that most of the time include assassinations. They may carry out these missions alone. When a ninja becomes a Jonin, he/she may be assigned three Genin to look over. One part of their duties is to help instruct and train these Genin to become competent ninjas. thumb|left|Shikaku Nara, der ehemalige Jonin Hanchou von Konoha Jonin Hanchou (Jounin Hanchou - 上忍班長, deu. Jonin-Truppführer) ist eine Position in dem Shinobi-System von Konohagakure. Als Repräsentant der regulären Shinobi-Streitkräfte ist ein Jonin Hanchou Mitglied des Rates. Obwohl dieser den Rang eines normalen Jonin besitzt, bestimmt er bei wichtigen Angelegenheiten wie z.B. der Ernennung des nächsten Hokage mit. Die Position des Jonin Hanchou hatte Shikaku Nara bis zu seinem Tod inne, wer seine Nachfolge angetreten hat, ist unbekannt. In Kumogakure gibt es eine ähnliche Position, die als Shinobigashira bezeichnet wird. Jedoch ist Shinobigashira im Gegensatz zu Jonin Hanchou ein eigenständiger Rang. [[File:J%C5%8Dnin.png|Thumb|right|300px]] I Jonin (上忍, Jōnin) sono ninja di alto livello, abili nelle Arti Magiche, Arti Illusorie e nelle Arti Marziali. Sono inviati spesso nelle missioni di livello A, ma anche in quelle di livello S, ovvero le più complesse e pericolose. Alcuni vengono assegnati come insegnanti in un team con tre Genin, con il ruolo di capo squadra. Si diventa Jonin da Chunin tramite promozione.

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