How To Be a Ninja - EPIC HOW TO

Who doesn't want to a master of stealth and martial arts? Joe Bereta teaches you everything you need to know to be a ninja warrior!

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Episode Animated by Andy Mogren
Written by Matthew Brian Cohen
Produced by Michael Rainey and Joe Bereta

[hirotomamoru]

When I saw this in my recommended, I thought it was a joke video, but most of the information here is accurate. Though, there is one thing I would like to point out. Even though the night sky is typically blue like you said, the ninja carefully planned the timing of their missions and only operated on nights during a new moon, when there was no moon light and the sky was pitch black, so they wore black instead of navy blue.

[KingJelly]

Turns out I was a ninja when I was a kid. I breathed through my mouth and matched peoples footsteps when sneaking around

[thanglunmangdanielhaokip]

I saw this video 3 years ago
I came back to give respects to my master

[thatguyspike]

I Literally mastered the art of the silent step when I was like 6

[gamerone]

How to vanish without a trace
(NOT faking your death, but leave no signs of death or suicide. Just gone)

[newtrem]

"to be a ninja, you have to master the art of walking silently"




*it feels like i was meant for this*

[ejazgamemaster]

I am so in love being a ninja that I can' t stop watching this video.this video is seriously cool. Make another video how to be a ninja 🖤

[_attrakt_]

1: hide in plain sight
2: stay your blade from the flesh of the innocents
3: Never comprmise the brotherhood

[christinele]

It's funny because I already knew how to walk like a ninja maybe because I used to sneak into the kitchen to get food😅

[Stoneman]

I was researching alot in wiki, medical training, espionage, special climbing tacticts (parkour), learn of diffrent distraction methods for example Hitsuke where a Ninja would cause a fire away from the area they want to sneak into, and lots of others. You must also learn about diffrent poisons and explosives, studied survival and have a good physical condition.

Yeah... I'll be right back in 20+ years

[lazarojuan]

I approve i have been a ninja practitioner for plus 20 years. And still listen to ninja rap. Raphael is my favorite.👍🏽🥷🏼

[marcargel]

2:58 good idea for thief HAHAHAHAHAH come on laugh now HAHAHHAHAHAHAH

[singhanujpratap]

Honestly this si so accurate...I thought you would state some wrong facts like a ninja used to use shuriken or would wear full-on black but u didn't and u also mentioned the last ninja Really nice video!!

[MrShiki]

easiest way is 1: be born asian... 2: has to be a martial arts oriented family 3: must haved your grampa or father killed by the enemy clan. 4: take a vow of revenge. 5:execute enemies as stealthy as can be..




Lol this old comment....
ty for liking guys.

[goobi]

3:39 But what if your opponent's armpit is hairy and sweaty

[VX]

Thank you sensei I shall put this knowledge to good use

[anasmutalib]

Thank you I'm now the thing that I dreamed of.

[jjonesa]

after I watched this video, I became the greatest hokage!

[JohnCashin]

I first got interested in Ninjas when I spotted this ad in an American Marvel Comic back in the mid-1970s. Back then, the company that was advertising it were based at 380 Madison Ave New York and they were selling a Ninja manual and claiming to be able to teach people how to vanish and be invisible like a Ninja etc.

As you can imagine, the idea of being able to disappear and be invisible was sure fascinating for me as a kid and I always wanted to send for the book to learn how to do this but as I lived in the UK, I wasn't sure if it was available to us and my late mother wasn't prepared to send money abroad that might not get anything, so I never did.

But, later on, there seemed to be quite an interest that gathered over here in the UK in it and you could get many Ninja books in martial art shops in the late 80s and 90s, although I never did find one that taught this so-called 'Time Lag Factor' technique which apparently, enabled someone to vanish, or seem to vanish.

To be honest, I'm not sure if it really exists or if this was just one of the many myths that surrounded the whole Ninjutsu phenomena. This is why I think that ad I saw back then may have been a half con, NOT a complete con I hasten to say but a bit of of a rip-off, because most of the Ninjutsu martial arts element is certainly real, as real as any other martial arts but when it comes to things like 'invisibility and disappearing' etc, I think those are, at best, gross exaggerations.

After all, if it was possible for someone to really do that, there would be no stopping them and I have yet to see anyone willfully vanish in full view in the way the movies portray it, as for people becoming invisible, well, obviously, if they did we wouldn't see them 🤣 lol but that doesn't prove anything, there needs to be some evidence of their presence otherwise they are indistinguishable from nothing. Thanks.

[hadoken_senko]

This is solid advice, and I should know I have studied and done karate and ninjitsu for 10 years