The Most BROKEN Ninja Tools in Naruto & Boruto Ranked & Explained in 36 minutes

The Most BROKEN Ninja Tools in Naruto & Boruto Ranked & Explained in 36 minutes
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The Most BROKEN Ninja Tools in Naruto & Boruto Ranked & Explained in 36 minutes
9. Seven Ninja Swords of the Mist
Alright, we’re starting at rank nine. And before anyone starts yelling, let me make one thing absolutely clear: this is a list of the most Broken weapons in Naruto. Even the bottom of this list is still insanely strong. So when I put the Seven Ninja Swords of the Mist at number nine, that does not mean they’re weak. It just means everything above them is even more ridiculous, even more unfair, and even more cracked.
Now here’s the real issue with the Seven Ninja Swords. Technically, I could separate each sword and rank them individually. But honestly? Only about two, maybe three of these blades truly deserve a spot on a “broken weapons” list. The rest are carried hard by reputation and legacy. They’re legendary, sure. They’re iconic, absolutely. But if we’re talking raw, standalone power, some of these swords just don’t hit as hard as people like to pretend.
So let’s stop dancing around it and talk straight about these weapons. We’re starting with the worst offenders.
The Most BROKEN Ninja Tools in Naruto & Boruto Ranked & Explained in 36 minutes
First up, Nuibari, the giant sewing needle. Yeah, it sounds brutal. You stab someone, thread a wire through their body, and tie them up like a Christmas present. Visually? Crazy. Conceptually? Dark as hell. But in practice, this thing is a nightmare to use. One wrong move and you’re basically sewing yourself into a tangled wire maze. On top of that, the needle itself has almost no killing power. It’s literally just a big needle. No real cutting force, no slicing damage, just straight piercing. And let’s be real: a regular kunai plus a steel wire can already do this job. The difference is, a kunai doesn’t pretend to be a sword.
The Most BROKEN Ninja Tools in Naruto & Boruto Ranked & Explained in 36 minutes
Then there’s Kabutowari. The axe and hammer combo. Yes, one of Kirigakure’s legendary weapons is basically a construction tool set. On paper, the idea is actually nasty. You block with the axe, then smash with the hammer to break through anything. Defense, armor, bones, whatever. Sounds absolutely devastating. But this only works if your opponent politely blocks the axe, stands perfectly still, and waits for you to pull out the hammer and swing. In real combat, that situation almost never happens. Fights don’t pause. Enemies don’t cooperate. And without that perfect setup, Kabutowari loses a huge chunk of what makes it scary.