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Cyberlink420: /* Notes */

2024-07-25T23:32:33Z

Notes

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	* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".		* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".
	* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is identified as Ssslither, but is visually based on the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath [[Castle Destro]] in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers".		* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is identified as Ssslither, but is visually based on the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath [[Castle Destro]] in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers".
	* The back of the box mentions ''Inhumanoids'' franchise protagonists the [[Earth Corps]] are busy battling the [[Lunartix]] Empire alongside Dr. [[Emmett Benton]], the late father of [[Jerrica Benton]] from ''Jem and the Holograms''. ~~(Though for a man with that name to be around in 2021 suggests that that's either his grandson, or that he never actually died—which is ''truly'' outrageous.)~~		* The back of the box mentions ''Inhumanoids'' franchise protagonists the [[Earth Corps]] are busy battling the [[Lunartix]] Empire alongside Dr. [[Emmett Benton]], the late father of [[Jerrica Benton]] from ''Jem and the Holograms''.
	* The "Secret Code" printed in the game's strategy guide is the [[Konami]] Code.		* The "Secret Code" printed in the game's strategy guide is the [[Konami]] Code.
	* When creating the sprite art for the 1987 game's cast, artist [[David Willis]] offered two color palettes for each of the characters not owned by Takara or Hasbro (e.g. Old Soldier, Felina, Robik, Brett): one in the character's original colors, and one in radically different colors to make sure they were distinct enough to not step on any legal toes. Felina and Brett made it through unchanged, while Old Soldier and Robik were recolored, albeit in entirely different schemes than the alternates Willis submitted. (That said, if you look closely, Robik can be seen in his original red color scheme in a screenshot on the back of the box.)		* When creating the sprite art for the 1987 game's cast, artist [[David Willis]] offered two color palettes for each of the characters not owned by Takara or Hasbro (e.g. Old Soldier, Felina, Robik, Brett): one in the character's original colors, and one in radically different colors to make sure they were distinct enough to not step on any legal toes. Felina and Brett made it through unchanged, while Old Soldier and Robik were recolored, albeit in entirely different schemes than the alternates Willis submitted. (That said, if you look closely, Robik can be seen in his original red color scheme in a screenshot on the back of the box.)

Cyberlink420 at 17:26, 9 March 2024

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	* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.		* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.
	* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".		* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".
	* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is identified as Ssslither, but is visually based on the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro~~'s ancestral castle~~ in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers".		* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is identified as Ssslither, but is visually based on the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath [[Castle Destro]] in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers".
	* The back of the box mentions ''Inhumanoids'' franchise protagonists the [[Earth Corps]] are busy battling the [[Lunartix]] Empire alongside Dr. [[Emmett Benton]], the late father of [[Jerrica Benton]] from ''Jem and the Holograms''. (Though for a man with that name to be around in 2021 suggests that that's either his grandson, or that he never actually died—which is ''truly'' outrageous.)		* The back of the box mentions ''Inhumanoids'' franchise protagonists the [[Earth Corps]] are busy battling the [[Lunartix]] Empire alongside Dr. [[Emmett Benton]], the late father of [[Jerrica Benton]] from ''Jem and the Holograms''. (Though for a man with that name to be around in 2021 suggests that that's either his grandson, or that he never actually died—which is ''truly'' outrageous.)
	* The "Secret Code" printed in the game's strategy guide is the [[Konami]] Code.		* The "Secret Code" printed in the game's strategy guide is the [[Konami]] Code.

Cyberlink420: I think listing the characters twice is a little redundant.

2023-10-03T18:30:41Z

I think listing the characters twice is a little redundant.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:Robik original colors.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.8\|"When I opened the book, you know, I didn't know what I was going to find..."]]
	* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.		* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.
	* Playable characters in the 22nd-century series entry include [[Snake-Eyes]] from ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' and [[Antron]] from ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]''.
	* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.		* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.
	* In addition to Snake-Eyes, playable characters in the original 1987 release of the game include:
	** The [[Old Soldier]], patterned after Hudson from ''{{w\|Gargoyles (TV series)\|Gargoyles}}''.
	** [[Big Boss]] from ''C.O.P.S.'', the Hasbro cartoon.
	** [[Felina]], a nod to Felina Feral from ''{{w\|SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron}}''.
	** [[Slaughter Steelgrave]] from Tomy's ''[[Starriors]]''.
	** [[Robik]], based on Gizmo from ''{{w\|Superbook (1981 TV series)\|Superbook}}'', and using his Ukrainian name.
	** [[Miles Mayhem]], the leader of [[V.E.N.O.M.]] in ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]]''.
	** [[Brett]], the protagonist of ''{{w\|Turbo Teen}}''.
	** [[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]], based on the [[Hideous giant brain guy]] from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|UK ''Transformers'' comic]].
	~~[[File:Robik original colors.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.8\|"When I opened the book, you know, I didn't know what I was going to find..."]]~~
	* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro's ancestral castle in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers."
	* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".		* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".
	* The back of the box mentions ''Inhumanoids'' franchise protagonists the [[Earth Corps]] are busy battling the [[Lunartix]] Empire alongside Dr. [[Emmett Benton]], the late father of [[Jerrica Benton]] from ''Jem and the Holograms''. (Though for a man with that name to be around in 2021 suggests that that's either his grandson, or that he never actually died—which is truly outrageous.)		* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is identified as Ssslither, but is visually based on the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro's ancestral castle in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers".
	* The "Secret Code" printed in the game's ~~instruction manual~~ is the [[Konami]] Code.		* The back of the box mentions ''Inhumanoids'' franchise protagonists the [[Earth Corps]] are busy battling the [[Lunartix]] Empire alongside Dr. [[Emmett Benton]], the late father of [[Jerrica Benton]] from ''Jem and the Holograms''. (Though for a man with that name to be around in 2021 suggests that that's either his grandson, or that he never actually died—which is ''truly'' outrageous.)
			* The "Secret Code" printed in the game's strategy guide is the [[Konami]] Code.
	* When creating the sprite art for the 1987 game's cast, artist [[David Willis]] offered two color palettes for each of the characters not owned by Takara or Hasbro (e.g. Old Soldier, Felina, Robik, Brett): one in the character's original colors, and one in radically different colors to make sure they were distinct enough to not step on any legal toes. Felina and Brett made it through unchanged, while Old Soldier and Robik were recolored, albeit in entirely different schemes than the alternates Willis submitted. (That said, if you look closely, Robik can be seen in his original red color scheme in a screenshot on the back of the box.)		* When creating the sprite art for the 1987 game's cast, artist [[David Willis]] offered two color palettes for each of the characters not owned by Takara or Hasbro (e.g. Old Soldier, Felina, Robik, Brett): one in the character's original colors, and one in radically different colors to make sure they were distinct enough to not step on any legal toes. Felina and Brett made it through unchanged, while Old Soldier and Robik were recolored, albeit in entirely different schemes than the alternates Willis submitted. (That said, if you look closely, Robik can be seen in his original red color scheme in a screenshot on the back of the box.)

Cyberlink420: /* Characters */

2023-10-03T03:22:04Z

Characters

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	Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':		Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':
	<center><gallery>		<center><gallery>
	~~File:Animated Snake-Eyes.jpg\|[[Snake-Eyes]]~~
	File:Animated Antron.jpg\|[[Antron]]		File:Animated Antron.jpg\|[[Antron]]
	File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]		File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]
	File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]		File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]
	File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]		File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]
			File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]
	</gallery><gallery>		</gallery><gallery>
	~~File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]~~
	File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]		File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]
	File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]		File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]
	File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]		File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]
	File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]		File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]
			File:Animated Snake-Eyes.jpg\|[[Snake-Eyes]]
	</gallery></center>		</gallery></center>
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Saix: Equalizing rows

2023-10-03T03:19:10Z

Equalizing rows

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	File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]		File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]
	File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]		File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]
			</gallery><gallery>
	File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]		File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]
	File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]		File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]

Cyberlink420: /* Characters */

2023-10-03T01:51:10Z

Characters

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	File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]		File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]
	File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]		File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]
			File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]
	File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]		File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]
	~~File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]~~
	</gallery></center>		</gallery></center>
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Broadside: /* Notes */

2023-10-03T01:47:24Z

Notes

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	* Playable characters in the 22nd-century series entry include [[Snake-Eyes]] from ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' and [[Antron]] from ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]''.		* Playable characters in the 22nd-century series entry include [[Snake-Eyes]] from ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' and [[Antron]] from ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]''.
	* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.		* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.
	* In addition to Snake-Eyes, playable characters in the ~~oriignal~~ 1987 release of the game include:		* In addition to Snake-Eyes, playable characters in the original 1987 release of the game include:
	** The [[Old Soldier]], patterned after Hudson from ''{{w\|Gargoyles (TV series)\|Gargoyles}}''.		** The [[Old Soldier]], patterned after Hudson from ''{{w\|Gargoyles (TV series)\|Gargoyles}}''.
	** [[Big Boss]] from ''C.O.P.S.'', the Hasbro cartoon.		** [[Big Boss]] from ''C.O.P.S.'', the Hasbro cartoon.

Cyberlink420 at 23:39, 2 October 2023

2023-10-02T23:39:31Z

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	[[File:Ninja Gladiator box art.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|"Finish him! ...Friendship?!"]]		[[File:Ninja Gladiator box art.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|"Finish him! ...Friendship?!"]]

	'''''Ninja Gladiator''''' is [[Flippy-Floppy Industries]]' popular fighting game series that has been around since 1987. [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] enjoys it a little bit too much~~. The game includes a four-armed insectoid and a [[Snake-Eyes\|ninja clad all in black]]. In the background of at least one stage is the face of the [[TORQ III]] computer~~.		'''''Ninja Gladiator''''' is [[Flippy-Floppy Industries]]' popular fighting game series that has been around since [[1987]]. Set in the year [[2021]], the game features a variety of characters pit in combat against one another, as well as the recently-unleashed [[Inhumanoid]] monsters attacking [[Metro City]].

			[[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] enjoys it a little bit too much.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	[[File:WhereIsThySting-Bumblebeesvideogame.jpg\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:WhereIsThySting-Bumblebeesvideogame.jpg\|thumb\|left]]
			[[Sari Sumdac (Animated)\|Sari Sumdac]] introduced Bumblebee to ''Ninja Gladiator'', and he became so obsessed with it that he was able to consistently beat Sari after only a week. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}
	~~The plot was that, in the year 2021, Brandon "~~[[~~Big Boss~~]]~~" Babel freed five of the monstrous [[Inhumanoids]] from below the surface of the Earth....~~ and ~~only the Ninja Gladiators were~~ able to ~~face these monsters!~~ {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

	Bumblebee neglected monitor duty to play ''Ninja Gladiator'', despite being admonished by [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]]. This may have been a mistake, since his negligence allowed [[Wasp]] to get the drop on him. The rogue Autobot proceeded to switch places with Bumblebee in an attempt to exact vengeance. Bulkhead later proposed using the game to prove Bumblebee's identity, since his mega-cycles of practice made him virtually unbeatable. Wasp thought so too, and bolted rather than face the challenge. {{storylink\|Where Is Thy Sting?}}		Bumblebee neglected monitor duty to play ''Ninja Gladiator'', despite being admonished by [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]]. This may have been a mistake, since his negligence allowed [[Wasp]] to get the drop on him. The rogue Autobot proceeded to switch places with Bumblebee in an attempt to exact vengeance. Bulkhead later proposed using the game to prove Bumblebee's identity, since his mega-cycles of practice made him virtually unbeatable. Wasp thought so too, and bolted rather than face the challenge. {{storylink\|Where Is Thy Sting?}}
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	Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':		Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':
	<center><gallery>		<center><gallery>
			File:Animated Snake-Eyes.jpg\|[[Snake-Eyes]]
			File:Animated Antron.jpg\|[[Antron]]
	File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]		File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]
	File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]		File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.		* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.
	* ~~The four~~-~~armed insect is modeled after~~ [[Antron]] from ~~the~~ ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]''~~, whereas the ninja is~~ [[~~Snake-Eyes~~]].		* Playable characters in the 22nd-century series entry include [[Snake-Eyes]] from ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' and [[Antron]] from ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]''.
	* ~~Playable~~ characters in the 1987 ~~version~~ of the game include:		* The [[TORQ III]] computer is visible in the background of one of the stages.
			* In addition to Snake-Eyes, playable characters in the oriignal 1987 release of the game include:
	** The [[Old Soldier]], patterned after Hudson from ''{{w\|Gargoyles (TV series)\|Gargoyles}}''.		** The [[Old Soldier]], patterned after Hudson from ''{{w\|Gargoyles (TV series)\|Gargoyles}}''.
	** [[Big Boss]] from ''C.O.P.S.'', the Hasbro cartoon.		** [[Big Boss]] from ''C.O.P.S.'', the Hasbro cartoon.

Broadside: /* Characters */

2023-10-02T21:10:06Z

Characters

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	==Characters==		==Characters==
	Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator''~~, minus [[Robik]] (who is pictured below in the Notes section)~~:		Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':
	<center><gallery>		<center><gallery>
	File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]		File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]

Broadside: I feel like including the original colours is relevant, especially since they do show up (albeit tiny)

2023-10-02T21:08:50Z

I feel like including the original colours is relevant, especially since they do show up (albeit tiny)

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	File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]		File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]
	File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]		File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]
			File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]
	</gallery></center>		</gallery></center>
	{{--}}		{{--}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	~~[[File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|"When I opened the book, you know, I didn't know what I was going to find..."]]~~
	* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.		* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.
	* The four-armed insect is modeled after [[Antron]] from the ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]'', whereas the ninja is [[Snake-Eyes]].		* The four-armed insect is modeled after [[Antron]] from the ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]'', whereas the ninja is [[Snake-Eyes]].
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	** [[Brett]], the protagonist of ''{{w\|Turbo Teen}}''.		** [[Brett]], the protagonist of ''{{w\|Turbo Teen}}''.
	** [[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]], based on the [[Hideous giant brain guy]] from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|UK ''Transformers'' comic]].		** [[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]], based on the [[Hideous giant brain guy]] from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|UK ''Transformers'' comic]].
			[[File:Robik original colors.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.8\|"When I opened the book, you know, I didn't know what I was going to find..."]]
	* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro's ancestral castle in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers."		* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro's ancestral castle in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers."
	* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".		* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".

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	Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':		Some of the known characters of ''Ninja Gladiator'':
	<center><gallery>		<center><gallery>
	~~File:Animated Snake-Eyes.jpg\|[[Snake-Eyes]]~~
	File:Animated Antron.jpg\|[[Antron]]		File:Animated Antron.jpg\|[[Antron]]
	File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]		File:NGBigBoss.jpg\|[[Big Boss]]
	File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]		File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]
	File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]		File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]
			File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]
	</gallery><gallery>		</gallery><gallery>
	~~File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]~~
	File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]		File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]
	File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]		File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]
	File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]		File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]
	File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]		File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]
			File:Animated Snake-Eyes.jpg\|[[Snake-Eyes]]
	</gallery></center>		</gallery></center>
	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]		File:NGBrett.jpg\|[[Brett]]
	File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]		File:NGFeistyFelina.jpg\|[[Felina]]
			</gallery><gallery>
	File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]		File:NGHGBG.jpg\|[[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]]
	File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]		File:NGMilesMayhem.jpg\|[[Miles Mayhem]]

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	File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]		File:NGOldSoldier.jpg\|The [[Old Soldier]]
	File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]		File:NGSlaughterSteelgrave.jpg\|[[Slaughter Steelgrave]]
			File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|[[Robik]]
	</gallery></center>		</gallery></center>
	{{--}}		{{--}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	~~[[File:NinjaGladiators-Robik.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|"When I opened the book, you know, I didn't know what I was going to find..."]]~~
	* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.		* The game's box art is inspired by the "black box" design used for [[Nintendo]]'s first-party [[Family Computer\|NES]] releases between [[1985]]–1987, right down to the "series" branding in the bottom left corner, with the shuriken emblem placed where the Nintendo Seal of Quality would be.
	* The four-armed insect is modeled after [[Antron]] from the ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]'', whereas the ninja is [[Snake-Eyes]].		* The four-armed insect is modeled after [[Antron]] from the ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]'', whereas the ninja is [[Snake-Eyes]].
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	** [[Brett]], the protagonist of ''{{w\|Turbo Teen}}''.		** [[Brett]], the protagonist of ''{{w\|Turbo Teen}}''.
	** [[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]], based on the [[Hideous giant brain guy]] from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|UK ''Transformers'' comic]].		** [[Hideous giant brain guy\|HGBG]], based on the [[Hideous giant brain guy]] from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|UK ''Transformers'' comic]].
			[[File:Robik original colors.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.8\|"When I opened the book, you know, I didn't know what I was going to find..."]]
	* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro's ancestral castle in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers."		* The Inhumanoid on the game's box cover is the monster that was summoned from a pit beneath Destro's ancestral castle in the ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sins of our Fathers."
	* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".		* In addition to the three "core" Inhumanoids from the franchise of the same name ([[Metlar]], [[D'Compose]], and [[Tendril]]), the game also features [[Ssslither]], an extra Inhumanoid featured in later episodes of the series, and [[Hojoni]], a movie monster from the Generation 1 cartoon episode "[[Kremzeek!]]".