• Sequel to Majou no Bouken, Ninja-kun aims to defeat the final boss Ashura across over 30 diverse stages.
• Features versatile actions including triangle jumps, wall climbing, and swimming via a simple 2-button system.
• Players unlock weapons like bombs and homing shuriken by clearing bonus challenges led by a monk.
• Overseas titled "Ninja Kid II," it is famous for "Thinking AI" that reacts dynamically to player behavior.
• Celebrated for its melancholy "naki-melo" BGM and atmospheric sound design that resonates with many fans.
• The arcade version suffered from "permanent patterns" (infinite lives), making it a rare find in game centers.
• The FC version by Micronics is a "good port," adding branching routes while keeping the arcade's core elements.
• Despite high difficulty like the "beginner killer" Scene 4, the FC version offers helpful infinite continues.
• The arcade game ends in total silence with a simple English message, fitting the stoic nature of the shinobi.
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