/r/Ninja
A sub for posting about Ninjas, from historical accounts down to pop-culture references.
/r/Ninjas!!!! From historical accounts down to pop-culture references. Is it related to Ninjas? Then it probably belongs in here.
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I was just searching the web to try and find some cool new ninja hoodies and I found this site. Thought I would share it with this community. I bought a few ideas actually.
Ticking like a bitch and timing plate smacked into block any ideas ?
So I'm making a document for blueprints of a Dungeonpunk shinobigatana that I'm making, and I'm planning on adding a hook at the base of the blade like the kabutowari or the Eightfold Blade from Zelda Breath of the Wild. I'm curious on what uses historical shinobi would have for such a sword.
You can read the notes for the blueprints here.
So I got another question to go along with this one. If I do remember correctly, there's an explosive shuriken that historical shinobi used called a higuruma ken. I can't remember what it was being used for, though. And, unfortunately, the web page that has that information along with a picture of the shuriken got removed for some reason. Can anyone recite what it is and what it's used for?
So I'm making notes for some blueprints I'm planning on commissioning to an artist, and I have a question. I know that the kunai was used for digging (I need the source for that), and the kama was used for farming, combat, and opening (that part, I got from The Bansenshukai). My question is, what other uses did they have? And can you lead me to the source of said information?
I added a part in the kama's notes that it can cut a fence. Have historical shinobi used kamas like that before?
I know a bit; like, Oniwaban/Onmitsu, Suppa, and so on, however, what are all of the known titles of the ninja today?
Anyone remember him and his organization?
(Not my art, (Character: Zed from League of Legends
Hello,
ever wonder what was it to train to become a ninja in Paris in the nineties ?
I'm self-publishing my comic "Le French Ninja - A True Story" through a crowdfunding campaign:
With cut-out ninja balaclava cover!
More info about the project on my website lefrenchninja.com
You can find the subtitled version on the link below:
Merci from Paris!
Check out the latest episode of my My Dads Video Store where we discuss the films of ninja master himself - Sho Kosugi. We discuss Revenge of the Ninja, Ninja III: The Domination, Pray for Death, and 9 Deaths of the Ninja.
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Do ninjas still exist today? If so what do they do?