>naruto >homosexualy ninjas
Ninjas were badass up until that garbage beaner show came out. there’s no more ninja kino made since naruto gayed the well for everyone.
Pirates are for kids, ninjas are for all ages.
90s had ninja horror, ninja kids, Black person ninjas, white ninjas, surfing ninjas, mutant ninjas, ninjas fighting ninjas, ninja videogames NINJAS
I think it was a natural extension of the kung-fu boom of the 1970s started by Bruce Lee and sustained by Jackie Chan. By the '80s Japan was a global media giant especially in the realm of cartoons. American nerds even back then loved Japanese things and there was a whole slew of furry-theme Japanese comics on the market, the two most famous being Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Usagi Yojimbo. The Ninja Turtle cartoon in '87 was a phenomenonal hit. It's hard to explain how big the Ninja Turtles were back then. By '93 you had live action Japanese shows on television like Power Rangers. By '95 the Power Rangers were ninjas. Going back to my original point, samurai and ninjas were just the natural media response to the popularity of kung-fu and karate. After big hits like the Karate Kid, naturally some exec wanted something similar but different enough. Thus ninjas. Most importantly they were radical.
Super easy to hire extras and swap stuntmen when everyone's covered head to toe in black outfits. This proliferated into there being 1000 ninja suits that were insanely cheap to rent/use.
Ernie is a good guy. Years ago I went to one of this cons here in Louisville and I was telling my friend that I didn't really want to meet any of them, as I liked having memories of them like that. If I met them and they're complete buttholes it would be a bummer. He tells me it'll be cool so I go and we see Brutus the Beefcake Barber and i try to just say what's up. I'm about to tell him I saw him on Sat mornings and he just stops the conversation and motions towards a bunch of photographers for like $20 a pop. I just walked off. I'm in the middle of telling Tim "I told you, man, I don't want to meet Ernie or Judith Hoag if this is how it's gonna be" and I feel a hand on my shoulder. Turn around and it's Ernie. He's smiling and I'm like "YOOOO" and we just chat for about 20min. He tells me he has to go cause he's needed since there's a line starting to gather. Cool motherfricker. Met Judith(April O'Neil)that day too and she was STILL hot as frick. Smelled like heaven.
because ninjas are cool and so were the 90s
pirates are cooler
sorry pale, the 90s declared that pirates were gay
have a nice day onepiece monkey. Naruto blows Pirateboyslop out of the fricking water. Naruto also beats that Dragonballs trash.
>naruto
>homosexualy ninjas
Ninjas were badass up until that garbage beaner show came out. there’s no more ninja kino made since naruto gayed the well for everyone.
pirates were 80's 90's was ninjas and surfers
Pirates are for kids, ninjas are for all ages.
90s had ninja horror, ninja kids, Black person ninjas, white ninjas, surfing ninjas, mutant ninjas, ninjas fighting ninjas, ninja videogames NINJAS
Get the frick out of here.
90s ninjas
00s pirates
2010s zombies
>It's the 2020s
Cowboys? Capes? What defines this decade?
*80s
I think it was a natural extension of the kung-fu boom of the 1970s started by Bruce Lee and sustained by Jackie Chan. By the '80s Japan was a global media giant especially in the realm of cartoons. American nerds even back then loved Japanese things and there was a whole slew of furry-theme Japanese comics on the market, the two most famous being Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Usagi Yojimbo. The Ninja Turtle cartoon in '87 was a phenomenonal hit. It's hard to explain how big the Ninja Turtles were back then. By '93 you had live action Japanese shows on television like Power Rangers. By '95 the Power Rangers were ninjas. Going back to my original point, samurai and ninjas were just the natural media response to the popularity of kung-fu and karate. After big hits like the Karate Kid, naturally some exec wanted something similar but different enough. Thus ninjas. Most importantly they were radical.
>Japanese comics on the market, the two most famous being Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Usagi Yojimbo
TMNT was created by eastman and laird, Americans.
I think that anon means subject manner not talent.
>Leo's vegana
Censor that shit
The turtles look like they have veganas.
>AskaNinja gets rebooted
>It's Askahomie
I thought the Foot Clan ninjas looked super cool
>so many ninja movies in the 90s
>posts 3
The real question is why there aren't more ninja movies
Because it was the last decade with SOVL in history
>why is this cool thing cool
Because ninjas rule you dip
>was
*were
Asian invasion
Super easy to hire extras and swap stuntmen when everyone's covered head to toe in black outfits. This proliferated into there being 1000 ninja suits that were insanely cheap to rent/use.
Why are there so many fewer ninja movies now?
You forgot the best one
>Beverly Hills Ninja
>Kung Fool!
It was all the same to normies back then. Mystical Chinaman Fighting.
post more ninja kino
To desensitize you for the coming of wave of asian immigration over the next 15 years.
Ernie is a good guy. Years ago I went to one of this cons here in Louisville and I was telling my friend that I didn't really want to meet any of them, as I liked having memories of them like that. If I met them and they're complete buttholes it would be a bummer. He tells me it'll be cool so I go and we see Brutus the Beefcake Barber and i try to just say what's up. I'm about to tell him I saw him on Sat mornings and he just stops the conversation and motions towards a bunch of photographers for like $20 a pop. I just walked off. I'm in the middle of telling Tim "I told you, man, I don't want to meet Ernie or Judith Hoag if this is how it's gonna be" and I feel a hand on my shoulder. Turn around and it's Ernie. He's smiling and I'm like "YOOOO" and we just chat for about 20min. He tells me he has to go cause he's needed since there's a line starting to gather. Cool motherfricker. Met Judith(April O'Neil)that day too and she was STILL hot as frick. Smelled like heaven.
That’s cool, anon
The 90's were the tail end of the ninja craze, it started in the 80's with Sho Kosugi and the American Ninja flicks.