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<H3><a name="datop" id="datop">Chibi Ninjas!</a></H3>



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These are some
<a href=https://amzn.to/2nVFS7W>Super Dungeon Explore ninjas</a>.
You have to be OK with chibis to field them.  But for less than a dollar a mini, you
might be able to stretch a bit.
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Especially, if you paint up all the ninja types as ninja-demons.
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The heroes really require you to accept the chibi proportions.  So, I could embrace it.  And
I believe the no-iris/pupil eyes are an anime thing.  And I like how these look done up that
way.  If they're going to be cartoony, why not make them cartoony.
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And, of course, the big thing is the big figures.  A buck a mini includes these two behemoths
counted as one mini (for my own price pointing, I would probably count them as five).
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