In America, once a child is born they immediately become invisible to republicans. Maybe we should be raising them in the way of the Shinobi?
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That's actually a common misconception.
It's not because Japanese ninjas are bad at being ninjas, it's just that other countries ninjas are completely invisible to the naked eye.
Obviously we all know we can see our own country's ninjas, but other countries are invisible.
Thanks to years of cultural import/export, most humans can naturally see Japanese ninjas.
So congrats, if you can see a Japanese ninja, you're actually just close to being a weeb.
you're actually just close to being a weeb.
That reminds me that season 2 of Dandadan is close at hand.
This is misinformation, the human eye can't detect the good ninjas because they're too fast.
Reminds me of "Ninja parade slips through town unnoticed" from the Onion.
There's a documentary series about this titled Assassin's Creed.
From what I recall of Naruto, yes, japanese ninjas are very highly visible.
Naruto is a ninja despite wearing bright orange and acting as unsubtle as possible in the same way that James Bond is a secret agent despite the people he's spying on knowing who and what he is already.