Naruto Databook 4 ((exclusive)) Today

In , the stat ceiling was raised. The parameters remained largely the same:

For the two protagonists, traditional stats became somewhat irrelevant. Naruto, having mastered Kurama’s chakra and Sage Mode, and Sasuke, wielding the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan and later the Rinnegan, occupied a tier of their own.

Naruto Databook 4 , or Jin no Sho , is the fourth and final official fanbook written by Masashi Kishimoto. It covers the events of the second half of Part II, specifically encompassing the Fourth Great Shinobi War arc, the culmination of the Naruto story.

In the vast expanse of ninja lore, few sources are as revered—or as debated—as the official companion guides known as the databooks. For years, fans of Masashi Kishimoto’s Naruto relied on these texts to settle playground disputes regarding character heights, favorite foods, and, most importantly, combat statistics. While the first three databooks covered the early and middle chapters of the series, there was a gaping hole in the documentation during the climactic Fourth Great Shinobi War. naruto databook 4

Sai turned to the final page. There was no subject name. Just a date—the day before the Fourth Great Ninja War ended.

The Naruto Secret: Scroll of Formation Character Official Databook

The primary reason fans purchase databooks is for the character statistics. In previous books, stats were scored out of 5, providing a tangible way to compare genin and chūnin. However, by the time of the War Arc, characters had surpassed human limits. In , the stat ceiling was raised

While the book contains profiles for hundreds of characters, a few stand out due to their implications for the power scaling of the universe.

Here are the definitive final stats for the major players without Six Paths power-ups (as that is their base war arc state):

The most controversial and googled aspect of is the return of the numerical stat system (1 to 5). However, note that Kishimoto stopped giving raw numbers to god-tier characters (Naruto, Sasuke, Kaguya) because they broke the scale. Naruto Databook 4 , or Jin no Sho

He turned to the entry labeled

Sai sat in the dim light of the ROOT archives, a place that no longer existed on any map. Before him lay a single, unassuming scroll—not sealed with blood or chakra, but with simple wax. It was Databook 4, the personal copy of the man who had once been called "The Darkness of the Shinobi."

The databook is famous for providing background information that never made it into the manga's main pages.

The pattern was there, in every entry. The cold, objective truth of a man who had tried to erase his heart... and then, in the margins, the quiet, desperate corrections of a man who had found it again.