Fun facts (which are just things I read on the internet once and may not actually be facts at all):
A lot of what we perceive as “ninja” appearances are misconceptions. Ninjas didn’t wear all-black outfits; that’s actually a trope that came from old Japanese theater performances. Stagehands would wear all-black outfits so they would blend in with the background as they were moving props and set pieces around, and audiences would generally ignore them as they knew that they weren’t part of the “act”. In one performance, a “stagehand” attacks an actor, and it’s meant to catch the audience off-guard as the stagehand is meant to be “invisible”, but that’s actually the ninja’s stealthy disguise making them invisible to the audience.
Actual ninjas were typically dressed in normal streetwear, as blending into crowds was generally more important than blending into the foliage.
And I believe if they were on a nightly stealth mission they would wear dark blue and not black.
And grey
Yeah, black weirdly tends to be easier to see in the dark than some other colors. It often ends up looking darker than the surrounding darkness. Slightly lighter colors like brown and gray don’t contrast with the background as much and are much harder to pick out in the dark. People who have owned a black dog and a brown dog at the same time will have probably noticed that effect. At least that’s where I noticed it.
That is a fun fact
As soon as someone knows you’re a ninja, you’re not a ninja.
What would happen if two Ninjas come across each other?
They swap cables and enjoy the music.
It should match the amount of wood a woodchuck would chuck.
As the river flow
I hide Ninja deep below
When man sinks… he know.
All of it. You should generally be unseen.
I’m starting to think I’m in this ninja business for all the wrong reasons.
I count 16 ninjas in that photo. How many did I miss?
There are 50 ninjas and two unrecognized apprentices in the Union.
This is why pirates win in the end, the ninja exploitation of their youth will backfire.
If you know how to make a circle eight-sided transforming shuriken, you are a certified ninja.
https://www.wikihow.com/Make-an-Origami-Transforming-Ninja-Star
(I love playing with these when I was in school, it was my fidget spinner before fidget spinners became a thing)
If you never catch a falling mug without spilling it’s contents, do you even ninja?
Not if someone is watching, because then they know
Less than 1%
39/8ths
