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Original Name:影级 (yǐng jí)Gender:NeutralScope:GeneralStatus:ActiveSource:UserOccurrences:488Chapters:328
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Kage Level |
| Original Name | 影级 |
| Classification | Combat-power tier |
| First Appearance | Chapter 17 |
Classification
Kage Level denotes a high combat threshold capable of shaping village-level political and military calculations. Hiruzen Sarutobi’s retained Kage Level strength, alongside his ties to the daimyo, was a key reason rival clans did not openly move against him despite his declining prestige 17.
The tier remains below Super Shadow-level. Even a peak Kage-level combatant is not expected to defeat a well-trained army alone, whereas Super Shadow-level figures can overcome numerical disadvantages through a qualitative leap in power 181.
Documented Benchmarks
| Individual / Group | Standing | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hiruzen Sarutobi | Kage Level | His strength helped preserve his political position while clan support eroded 17. |
| Shisui Uchiha | Entered Kage Level | Crossed the threshold after three additional years of growth; he was regarded as stronger than an ordinary member of the tier 26. |
| Tobirama Senju | Peak Kage Level | Used as the benchmark above the five Akatsuki members present, who had only recently entered the tier 219. |
| Five Akatsuki members | Newly entered Kage Level | Considered far below Tobirama at his peak and wholly unable to confront the restored Senju brothers directly 219. |
Relation to Higher Tiers
- Kage Level fighters possess exceptional individual strength but remain vulnerable to organized military force, particularly at the lower end of the tier 181.
- Peak Kage Level represents the upper end of the classification, exemplified by Tobirama Senju 219.
- Super Shadow-level is a qualitatively superior threshold associated with Hashirama Senju and Madara Uchiha; fighters at that level can disregard ordinary numerical disparities 181.