A diagram of the rings and seats of Akatsuki
I have now updated with the rings of the other two recent Akatsuki members, with the help of someone random moderator here. You know who you are. Anyway, I have posted the pictures of their rings. I'm working on finding others right now. I hope you find this helpful.
Okay, we all know the Akatsuki is a low key, infamous organization made up of 10 S-rank criminals [listed in the Bingo Book].
In case you did not know, each member has a ring on a different finger. Basically, that is the "finger" they are in the organization. [Fingers are important, because of a statue they have in their hideout, that has ten fingers. Members must be on the corresponding finger, according to their ring, starting from zero.]
Example: Itachi wears his ring on his right ring finger; thus he is the third "finger" of the organization. The right thumb does not count [equivalent to zero]; this is the seat of the leader, himself.
Each ring has a specific meaning. However, each of the names of the rings come from the nine mythical beasts of Japanese mythology, including the four Kyoto guardian gods. Here are the rings by their names and their wearers.
Okay, we all know the Akatsuki is a low key, infamous organization made up of 10 S-rank criminals [listed in the Bingo Book].
In case you did not know, each member has a ring on a different finger. Basically, that is the "finger" they are in the organization. [Fingers are important, because of a statue they have in their hideout, that has ten fingers. Members must be on the corresponding finger, according to their ring, starting from zero.]
Example: Itachi wears his ring on his right ring finger; thus he is the third "finger" of the organization. The right thumb does not count [equivalent to zero]; this is the seat of the leader, himself.
Each ring has a specific meaning. However, each of the names of the rings come from the nine mythical beasts of Japanese mythology, including the four Kyoto guardian gods. Here are the rings by their names and their wearers.
