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|image = M4-NIN-0.gif | |image = M4-NIN-0.gif | ||
|modelno = NIN-0 | |modelno = NIN-0 | ||
|type = | |type = ninja | ||
|headpart = | |headpart = Invisibility Cloak | ||
|headpart-j = かくれみの | |headpart-j = かくれみの | ||
|headpart-r = Kakuremino | |headpart-r = Kakuremino | ||
|rightpart = | |rightpart = Throwing Knife | ||
|rightpart-j = くない | |rightpart-j = くない | ||
|rightpart-r = Kunai | |rightpart-r = Kunai | ||
|leftpart = | |leftpart = Ninja Sword | ||
|leftpart-j = にんじゃとう | |leftpart-j = にんじゃとう | ||
|leftpart-r = Ninjatou | |leftpart-r = Ninjatou | ||
|legpart = | |legpart = Stealth Run | ||
|legpart-j = しのびあし | |legpart-j = しのびあし | ||
|legpart-r = Shinobiashi | |legpart-r = Shinobiashi | ||
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| Nin-Ninja ニンニンジャ 
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| Model No. | 
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|---|---|
| NIN-0 | |
| Motif | |
| ninja | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Invisibility Cloak かくれみの |
| Right Arm: | Throwing Knife くない |
| Left Arm: | Ninja Sword にんじゃとう |
| Legs: | Stealth Run しのびあし |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot, Medarot 2, Medarot 2 CORE, Medarot 4, Medarot R, Medabots AX, Medarot Brave, Medarot DS | |
| Other appearances | |
| Medarot (anime), Medarot (manga), Toys | |
| Designer | |
Nin-Ninja (ニンニンジャ) is the first NIN-type Medarot modeled after a ninja.
Description
"Kunai" is a common ninja weapon/tool in the shape of a broad-bladed knife. "Ninjatou" or "Shinobigatana" means Ninja Sword. Shinobi-Ashi means "Ninja Leg." Kakure means Hidden, Kakuremi may mean "Hidden Body."
In the games
In Medarot Brave
Quote: Hello, boys and girls! Did you learn how to use traps yet? Come and see me at the Ninja Park!
In Medarot DS
Its head Part was renamed as Kamikaze (カミカゼ), and the rest of the parts are now written in katakana instead of hiragana. It now has the series number NIN00-M. Kamikaze uses Tornado technique, which deals double damage if the battlefield is desert.
