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This turns out to be a Ten-Minute Retirement, as Tatsumaru makes a Face Heel Turn shortly after.

It started in 1998 and has had several sequels across various consoles that expand its story.

The story starts with a demonic sorcerer named Mei-Oh trying to take over the land of Lord Gohda whom the two ninja, Rikimaru and Ayame serve.

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The series is rather liked amongst those who have played it and some games contain a humorous dub version of the story that is completely different.

Includes the largest selection of playable characters to date and the return of the Level Editor (with online-sharing capabilities).

An unrelated puzzle game that borrows the series setting and characters.

Later implemented in Shinobi Gaisen and Time of the Assassins.

It allowed one to transform into a mook or innocent civilian for a short amount of time, or after delivering a kill.

It and the Invisibility Cloak have the same effect with the difference that while the invisibility lasts for a shorter amount of time and you can only carry 1, it allows multiple kills for its duration while the disguise item lasts longer and you can carry up to 3 of them, but it wears off instantly if you kill someone with it active.

There are two chracters named Nasu: a corrupt aristocrat in Wrath of Heavens, and a Dirty Old Man that doubles as a massagist in Fatal Shadows.

There are also up to three Echigoya characters in various games.

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Ayame does things that make pro wrestling finishers look basic.

That includes lines as The doctor said I should stay away from dangerous business for a while (said by a ninja of all people) and I need to cut down on my drinking, or my wife will be mad at me again.

You could feel sorry for mooks getting murdered seconds after saying Im sure tonight will be completely uneventful.

Half-way through, Onikage makes his appearances and the protagonists are dragged into hell itself to save Gohdas daughter from Onikages master, Lord Mei-Oh.

The original Japanese version was an Obvious Beta with clunky controls and graphics, so the western version was reworked, while adding two new stages and three different selectable enemy layouts.

Eventually the Japanese market got an Updated Rerelease under the subtitle Shinobi Gaisen, and with the inclusion of a Level Editor.

Tenchu: Shinobi Hyakusen (1999), A japan-only Mission Pack made of 100 fan-submited levels created with Shinobi Gaisens Level Editor.

Besides being a somewhat Empathic Weapon with cursed powers, it also has electric attacks.

The english version is not that bad (though the thick Mexican accent certainly doesnt help), but the Japanese original on the other hand.

Unless the Japanese version is different; she actually says, SHUT UP AND TELL ME WHERE KIKU IS.

If the player chooses Ayame, she will insult and agitate the minister until he lashes out, resulting in a boss battle.

Introduced the Level Editor mode (later used in Shinobi Gaisen ) and the traditional third character.

He regains his memory but chooses to remain one of the bad guys out of guilt.