Anti-Ninja
The Art of Anti-Ninjas
A basic ninja or shinobi (忍者?) was a covert agent or mercenary of feudal Japan specializing in unorthodox arts of war. The functions of the ninja included espionage, sabotage, infiltration, assassination, as well as open combat in certain situations. The underhanded tactics of the ninja were contrasted with the samurai, who were careful not to tarnish their reputable image.
A Anti-Ninja or Shinobi (反脛?) were counter-agents or bounty hunters who specializied in killing other ninjas. The functions of the Anti-Ninja included assassination and capturing prisoners as well as open combat in many situations.
Anti-Ninja are:
- Way cooler than ordinary ninja.
- They are ninjas that assassinate ninjas.
- Super-Duper-Sneaky little super-bastards
- Likes to trick ordinary ninjas into high-fiving each other with their nunchucks.
- Unseen in the shadows clouded by death, invisible to the eyes of man until they throw a shuriken into your head.
- Capable of doing 100 backflips, each one incredibly more amazing than the last one.
- Have the power to fade: Fading is a form of unoticed teleportation which can only be gained by Anti-Ninja mystics.
- Expert rockers.
- Totally sweet.
History
Despite many popular folktales, historical accounts of the Anti-Ninjas are even more scarce than ninjas.
"So-called ninjutsu techniques, in short are the skills of shinobi-no-jutsu and shinobijutsu, which have the aims of ensuring that one's opponent does not know of one's existence, and for which there was special training."
