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Variety of weapons, tools and "Ninjutsu" - specialized Ninja powers - offer an enticing array of options.
Game Info Wire 2009
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Variety of weapons, tools and "Ninjutsu" - specialized Ninja powers - offer an enticing array of options.
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"Ninjutsu" is a special power that results in an explosive electrical force to either stun enemies or protect oneself from attack.
Game Info Wire 2009
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"Ninjutsu" is a special power that results in an explosive electrical force to either stun enemies or protect oneself from attack.
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Suddenly scores of ninjas attack him, demonstrating the Conservation of Ninjutsu.
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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They include a number of forms of traditional Japanese Jujutsu and Aikijutsu, some kung-fu styles - notably Wing Chun and a few others, Bando, Binot, Ninjutsu, Varmannie, and a handful of others.
Interview with Jonathan Maberry, author of Patient Zero 2009
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Suddenly scores of ninjas attack him, demonstrating the Conservation of Ninjutsu.
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A Sixty-sixth Level Ninja Lord,—which loosely translates to Badass Ninjutsu Dude—relocated to Liverpool in 1955, partly because he was fed up with the bureaucracy of the Iga Ueno Ninja scene, and partly because he had an inexplicable affinity for drab cities and lousy restaurants.
PAUL IS UNDEAD ALAN GOLDSHER 2010
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Worn by ninjas in the FF XI, the Hatsuburi adds plus five to the Ninjutsu skill.
Archive 2009-06-01 Michael James 2009
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Ninjutsu, for the most part, was the fighting skills and methods practiced by a small number of families who belonged to the lower samurai class, peasants, and even outcasts, and only rarely by warriors belonging to the samurai elite.
Ancient Traditions – Bushido I James Killus 2007
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