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[[Image:WhereIsThySting-Bumblebeesvideogame.jpg|right|thumb|200px|"Finish him! ...Friendship?!"]]
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''Ninja Gladiator'' is a fight game enjoyed a little bit too much by [[Bumblebee (Animated) | Bumblebee]].  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 a fighting game enjoyed a little bit too much by [[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]].  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.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Animated'' cartoon===
===''Animated'' cartoon===
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?}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* The four-armed insect is modeled after [http://www.micro-outpost.com/pictures/aliens/antron/antron.html Antron] from the ''[[Microman|Micronauts]]''.   
* The four-armed insect is modeled after [http://www.micro-outpost.com/pictures/aliens/antron/antron.html Antron] from the ''[[Microman|Micronauts]]''.   
* Derrick Wyatt confirmed the ninja as [[Snake-Eyes]] on his Twitter account. [http://twitter.com/SentinelPrime/status/1418651506][http://twitter.com/DerrickJWyatt/status/1418656175]
* Derrick Wyatt confirmed the ninja as [[Snake-Eyes]] on his Twitter account. [http://twitter.com/SentinelPrime/status/1418651506][http://twitter.com/DerrickJWyatt/status/1418656175]


[[Category:Fictional video games]]
[[Category:Fictional video games]]
[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Animated]]

Revision as of 11:26, 18 October 2009

Ninja Gladiator is a video game in the Transformers Animated continuity family.
"Finish him! ...Friendship?!"

Ninja Gladiator is a fighting game enjoyed a little bit too much by Bumblebee. The game includes a four-armed insectoid and a ninja clad all in black. In the background of at least one stage is the face of the TORQ III computer.

Fiction

Animated cartoon

Bumblebee neglected monitor duty to play Ninja Gladiator, despite being admonished by 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. Where Is Thy Sting?

Trivia