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* [[Hoenn]] Ninja Boys have Asian name derivations, while [[Sinnoh]] Ninja Boys have European names. Same thing happens to [[Black Belt|Black Belts]]. | * [[Hoenn]] Ninja Boys have Asian name derivations, while [[Sinnoh]] Ninja Boys have European names. Same thing happens to [[Black Belt (Trainer class)|Black Belts]]. | ||
* The way the [[Generation IV]] Ninja Boys hold their Poké Balls may be a reference to the popular anime series, ''Naruto''. The titular character's signature move, the Rasengan, is a sphere of energy held in the same way while it is being formed. | * The way the [[Generation IV]] Ninja Boys hold their Poké Balls may be a reference to the popular anime series, ''Naruto''. The titular character's signature move, the Rasengan, is a sphere of energy held in the same way while it is being formed. | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 15 August 2010
A Ninja Boy (Japanese: ニンジャごっこ Make-believe Ninja) is a type of Pokémon Trainer that first debuted in the Generation III games. They appear as little boys dressed as ninjas. They conceal themselves in the landscape and ambush passing trainers.
They specialize in a combination of Poison-type Pokémon and evolutions of Nincada.
Appearance
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Trainer List
Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald
| Name | Pokémon |
|---|---|
| Ninja Boy Hideo | lv.25 Koffing, lv.25 Koffing |
| Ninja Boy Jaiden | lv.26 Ninjask, lv.26 Gulpin |
| Ninja Boy Jonas | lv.31 Koffing |
| Ninja Boy Keigo | lv.28 Koffing, lv.28 Ninjask |
| Ninja Boy Lao | lv.17 Koffing, lv.17 Koffing, lv.17 Koffing lv.24 Koffing, lv.24 Koffing, lv.24 Koffing, lv.26 Koffing |
| Ninja Boy Lung | lv.18 Koffing, lv.18 Ninjask |
| Ninja Boy Riley | lv.28 Nincada, lv.28 Koffing |
| Ninja Boy Takashi | lv.25 Ninjask, lv.25 Koffing |
| Ninja Boy Yasu | lv.26 Ninjask |
Pokémon Diamond/Pearl
| Name | Pokémon |
|---|---|
| Ninja Boy Antonio | lv.33 Zubat, lv.33 Golbat, lv.34 Zubat, lv.36 Croagunk |
| Ninja Boy Brennan | lv.25 Zubat, lv.25 Skorupi |
| Ninja Boy Bruce | lv.27 Stunky |
| Ninja Boy Davido | lv.27 Dustox |
| Ninja Boy Ethan | lv.35 Skorupi, lv.35 Golbat |
| Ninja Boy Fabian | lv.23 Geodude, lv.23 Geodude, lv.26 Geodude |
| Ninja Boy Joel | lv.23 Zubat, lv.25 Skorupi, lv.23 Zubat, vl.25 Golbat |
| Ninja Boy Nathan | lv.25 Croagunk, lv.25 Golbat |
| Ninja Boy Nick | lv.27 Skorupi, lv.27 Golbat |
| Ninja Boy Zach | lv.13 Zubat, lv.14 Zubat, lv.15 Zubat lv.26 Zubat,, lv.29 Golbat, lv.29 Golbat |
Trivia
- Hoenn Ninja Boys have Asian name derivations, while Sinnoh Ninja Boys have European names. Same thing happens to Black Belts.
- The way the Generation IV Ninja Boys hold their Poké Balls may be a reference to the popular anime series, Naruto. The titular character's signature move, the Rasengan, is a sphere of energy held in the same way while it is being formed.
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