What are the ninjutsu belt ranks?

Answer 1

it really depends, are you talking about naruto or a real ninja?

Ranks of a real ninja:well real ninjas start at the rank of sapphire star, next the emerald star,the ruby star, the sapphire moon, the emerald moon, the ruby moon and then the shadow eye the shadow eye is for masters, u can tell if your fightin a ninja and what rank they are because they will show the little tatoo of their rank before you fight them, if they're anything more then a emerald star i wouldn't fight them, they live for killing. Ranks in Naruto:First, you go as an Academy Student. After becoming a real ninja, the student becomes a Genin. Genins are assigned in teams made of 3 students and a Sensei. Next, The Genin becomes a Chunin, then a Special Jonin, next is ANBU Black-Ops and finally, a Jonin.

PS. ANBU are the ones wearing Those masks but they're different from the Ninja Trackers.

Answer 2

It will depend on the sensei what belts are awarded; some are grounded in tradition and follow all the old ways, and others walk there own path. I took Ryu Kyu Shotokan and our belt ranking were called kyus and it starts at yellow (white not being concidered because you GET that belt, not EARN it), orange, high orange, green, high green, purple, high purple, brown, low brown, ending with high brown. The kyu numbers start at first kyu being a high brown belt and going up respectively as your rank gets further from black belt.

We later joined up Midori Yama Budakai which added a blue belt with a high degree rank in between green and purple. There were 10 degrees or dans of black belt.

Answer 3

look here


http://www.ninjutsu.at/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=100&Itemid=55

Answer 4

White, Yellow, Yellow-Black, Green, Green-Black, Blue, Blue-Black, Red, Red-Black, Brown, Brown-black, and Black.

Answer 5

White, yellow, orange, green, blue, purple, brown, and ten degrees of black.

Answer 6

That will vary according to the school and style. You would have to check with the school you are interested in. There are no specific requirements, so each school uses their own.