In this case, it is quite easy to imagine 12-20K Ninja a piece. Other Clans, and academies? Just, as I said, the Hidden Village acts as the central hub. Certainly there are Ninja recruited and Trained in other regions of the nation. I think a good theory is that not all Ninja come from that one village in each Nation? What dumb leader would recruit from a single village, however large? I see the Hidden Villages as the center of Ninja administration and leadership, and the place where a larger portion of active-duty Ninja are stationed. So getting the number together isn't impossible. The Cowboys NFL team averages 80K attendance for a single game. The numbers are staggering, but consider this.
In 1592, and again in 1597, Toyotomi Hideyoshi decided to invade China (唐入り) through Korea and mobilized an army of 160,000 peasants and samurai.( Source) Whole clans join villages for various reasons, and a village would not require each of them attend the Academy, they would likely be given tests to prove their skill and then placed in the hierarchy accordingly.įor anyone questioning the number of combatants I suggest looking at the numbers of forces Japan and China used from the 13th century onward in struggles with one another. That was one reason the attack on Konoha by Orochimaru was difficult to counter.Īlso, its interesting that people think the Academy is the only way ninja join a village. Remember, their true strength of numbers is spread across the Land of Fire. So it's not hard to imagine Konoha putting up a large number of ninja for the fight. Considering there is roughly 38 years difference in age that means 100000 other ninja joined the roles of Konoha, roughly 2500/yr. It's not 12K range as shown in the databook.
The Databook shows ninja registration numbers, Jiraiya's number is in the 2300 range while Naruto's is actually 102k range as shown in episode 2 just after his picture is taken and he is told to retake it.
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