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The Leaping Ninja

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First Published: FIXME Oni Double Feature issue 10 from Oni Press
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USAGI YOJIMBO Book 14: Demon Mask
(Pages 218)
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This one-page story is an action scene with Usagi chasing an arrogant ninja, who calls himself "The Leaping Ninja," atop a castle's walls. The ninja laughs as he dodges away from Usagi, confident in his escape with the castle's defense plans as he jumps over the wall to the moat below. However, the moat is empty as it was drained for cleaning, and the ninja goes splat.
 
 
Netsuké <-- --> Tsuru

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