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Is there a historical basis for Spinjitzu? Moving so fast your opponent cannot identify your moves and defeating them with speed and movement?

Nothing hits harder than spending years perfecting silent rooftop sprints, only for some NPC-level civilian to yell, “Hey! Who’s there?!” like they’ve got ultra-instinct. Meanwhile, pirates? Loud, drunk, and somehow always adored. Stay sharp, ninjas—our invisibility game isn’t losing to some guy named Todd. 🥷✨

What are ways you can practice the stealth and infiltration aspect of being a ninja?

A lot of people are arguing who were ni jas in the beginning of their history

What hobbies involve the element of stealth?

im wondering this bc its so interesting on fa parties and ancient parties, did they go???

Did you know of this story of the women who trained tons of women into Ninja's? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0xy1KW33OQ

I was making an animation and wasn't sure which way this shuriken should spin.

https://preview.redd.it/3yex9d9d7n3e1.png?width=120&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe9554eda2eb658e01b5a708e0feb98368422890

clockwise like a slicer, or counter-clockwise with the points first?

Thanks!

• A while back, I was researching the SatCho Aliance and the lead-up to the Meiji Restoration in Japanese history for a historical fiction novel I was thinking of writing, and while I can't find much of anything about it, one of the key points I had in my story was that it was suspected that the bugyo of Nagasaki prefecture had a hand in forming the Alliance, mainly by introducing them to the American trader who mediated the alliance between them. Did this ever happen, or no?
• To go on the above question, I was looking into giving the main characters (who would be fighting each other in the story) distinct individual weapons. One of them, the head of the Onibawanchu that were the secondary bad guys in the story, I wanted to give a ring-like blade weapon to, and I couldn't find any real historical accounts of such a weapon being used, until I found out about the kanawa, supposedly a handheld Chakram-like weapon that was often made from part of a stove's burner. However, I can only really find 1 YouTube video of these weapons and nothing else in my research. Does such a weapon exist in Japanese ninja history, or am I being fooled again?

Im making some mtg card but im only finding the Ranks used in naruto so i dont really need a Long explanation just a little list of the ranks from highest to lowest