Definitions

1. A shuriken is a throwing star. (Web site)
2. A shuriken is a hand-held weapon used primarily by martial artists, especially those who practice the more secretive forms, such as ninjitsu. (Web site)
3. A shuriken is a special monk weapon. (Web site)
4. Shuriken - The shuriken, otherwise known as ninja stars, is a very deadly and commonly used weapon. (Web site)
5. A shuriken is a thin bar of metal with a sharpened point at one end only. (Web site)

Bo Shuriken

1. Bo shuriken are rods with one or both ends ending in points.
2. A ninja or Samurai warrior would carry several bo shuriken around his waist as a secondary weapon. (Web site)
3. My most acoomplished weapons are the shuriken and the bo, cool shit.
4. The Bo shuriken is thrown by holding it in the palm of the hand with a finger on one edge. (Web site)
5. Weapons such as small and large swords, bow and arrows, knives, bo (staff), scythe and chain, shuriken and many others.

Bo

1. The form of bo shuriken most likely to be carried by a ninja looks like a sharpened railroad spike. (Web site)
2. This is a hira shuriken what looks like a kunai is a bo shuriken so mari is right in a sense and your right in a sense…but your also wrong in a sense. (Web site)
3. Weapons used in this school are Bo (stick), Yari (spear), Kodachi (short sword), Shuriken (throwing blades), and Tanto (knife). (Web site)
4. I have only included bo shuriken in this essay as I consider senban shuriken very easy to throw, needing considerably less skill than bo shuriken.

Shurikens

1. It is much larger than the normal shuriken and it is also collapsible. (Web site)
2. This designation gives a monk wielding shuriken special options. (Web site)
3. He may also take a yumi (+10 pts) or shuriken (+4 pts).
4. This is the best instructions on the internet for a shuriken. (Web site)
5. If you have any other shuriken designs that’d be much appriciated. (Web site)

Fuuma Shuriken

1. Though the accuracy rate is much lower the effects of being hit by a fuuma shuriken are far more deadly. (Web site)
2. While the Fuuma shuriken is preferred by the older and more experienced Shinobi, some Genin find it easier to use than the regular sized shuriken. (Web site)

Throwing

1. Ninja used several special weapons against their enemies, the shuriken (throwing stars) and handclaws (shuko, tekagi) probably being the most famous.
2. Hira Shuriken: throwing blades with multiple points also known as throwing stars.
3. The use of hira shuriken or throwing stars is slightly different from bo shuriken techniques. (Web site)
4. Throwing a shuriken at an opponent is meant to create confusion or a temporary nuisance, allowing the thrower to assume a more assertive position. (Web site)
5. As you go further away from the target, you compensate by throwing the shuriken harder.

Techniques

1. Shuriken Jutsu (shu-ry-ken jut-su) A generic term meaning techniques of blade throwing. (Web site)
2. A shuriken is considered to be a secret weapon, so its proper use is connected with stealth techniques. (Web site)

Windmill Shuriken

1. This particular shuriken is seen in the Japanese anime and manga Naruto and the video game Ninja Gaiden (as the "windmill shuriken").
2. Fuuma Shuriken: The Compact Windmill Shuriken is a large shuriken that is easy to carry.
3. Zabuza it is possible to make a windmill shuriken, and nice tip about the alumian foil. (Web site)
4. Sure, but what kind of windmill shuriken a fuumma or a windmill looking and if its a fuuma it not really origami. (Web site)

Kunai

1. Wire - Wires are simple thin metal wiring often tied to the kunai or shuriken and thrown to in groups to fasten an enemy to a tree or rock. (Web site)
2. Your style is a little wierd for making the shuriken (i already knew how but i just googled origami kunai), but its okay. (Web site)
3. But to the Jez and Rob guy, It IS Shuriken for the ninja hoshi (star) and the thin bar of metal with a sharp point is called a Kunai. (Web site)

Make

1. You make attack rolls with the following weapons normally: kama, nunchaku, quarterstaff, sai, shuriken, and siangham. (Web site)
2. IT is a good website to try and make a shuriken. (Web site)

Ken

1. Release shuriken instead of striking with omote kitan ken.
2. As right hand extends to stike ura kitan ken, release the shuriken.

Thrown

1. Though mostly thrown the shuriken could be used as a hand weapon for in close combat.
2. Thrown Weapons: Daggers, clubs, shortspears, spears, darts, javelins, throwing axes, light hammers, tridents, shuriken, and nets are thrown weapons. (Web site)
3. Shuriken +0 -2 cannnot use 1 -2 May throw one extra Shuriken at once for every dot of Thrown weapons beyond the 3rd dot (i.e. (Web site)

Hira Shuriken

1. Some hira shuriken are formed into sharp-edged 'playing cards'. (Web site)
2. There are two different forms of shuriken, bo shuriken and hira shuriken. (Web site)
3. Hira shuriken are forged from metal disks into elaborate stars with multiple points. (Web site)
4. Many hira shuriken feature a hole in the center, ostensibly for threading several shuriken together, but also to improve aerodynamics. (Web site)
5. Hira shuriken - flat bladed throwing knives.

Daito

1. After shuriken is thrown, right hand regrips daito and cuts kesa giri (R-L).
2. As the shuriken is being thrown the point of the daito was lowered to the floor.

Tool

1. This was for storing all the small tools and weapons he needed, such as poison, shuriken, knives and so on.
2. Used in conjunction with metsubushi, shuriken can make an excellent tool for escape.

Uke

1. If uke flinches or tries to block the shuriken, then that's the opening your looking for to cut him down.
2. Letting go with the right hand, thrust the daito into Uke's face while drawing the shuriken from obi at small of back.Perform Fu no Kata.

Pointed

1. Happo shuriken are eight pointed throwing knives.
2. The pointed "star" shaped form is this type of shuriken.

Ninja

1. The tessen or iron fan was a ninja weapon less famous than other weapons such as the shuriken.
2. Shurikens Star Shuriken: The most basic shuriken, used to attack opponents from a distance.
3. May have katanas (+2), additional hand weapons (+1), naginatas (+1), shuriken (+2), bows (+3), ninja grenades (+2). (Web site)
4. Large Star Shuriken: A very powerful shuriken that is approximately 3 feet wide and tall.
5. The second form of shuriken, the hira shuriken, is probably better known to Westerners as a "Ninja star" or "throwing star". (Web site)

Like Shuriken

1. They could also be thrown, and dipped in poison like the shuriken.
2. The tanto was used to pry open doors, dig holes or small ditches, or it could be thrown like a shuriken.
3. It could be used as a climbing tool, substituted as a peg, dug the ground, or even thrown like a shuriken.

Much Like

1. Ninja shuriken or shaken were hand released blades thrown at the enemy for distraction purposes.
2. Sometimes, the throwing star is thrown much like a bo shuriken, with an overhead throwing style similar to a baseball pitch. (Web site)
3. The traditional Ninja star is often thrown much like a modern Frisbee, with a sharp snap of the wrist as the shuriken is released. (Web site)
4. The shuriken is thrown by snapping the wrist forward.

Hidden

1. As for the assassin aspect of ninjas, their main weapon was a short sword with shuriken (throwing stars) hidden in the hilt.
2. Again, the success of this move depends on the element of surprise and quick access to the hidden shuriken. (Web site)

Disguised

1. It was seen in the earlier episodes with Naruto disguised as the shadow of the shuriken and Sasuke throwing it to surprise Zabuza.
2. Kunaiwas a gardening tool that could be used as a weapon especially by the ninja disguised as a gardener.One of the most famous ninja weapons is shuriken.

Pins

1. Shuriken can be throwing knives, throwing stars ( shaken), weighted pins, darts, etc.
2. Historically, bo shuriken were created by sharpening common metal objects such as coins, nails or hair pins. (Web site)

Opponent

1. The shuriken spins into and injures opponents.
2. The shuriken can be used as a dagger to injure the opponent or to stab him in an offensive move. (Web site)

Intended

1. Although the Shuriken was not intended to kill, it was easily made lethal by dipping the edges in poison.
2. This spinning action is intended to cause a slicing motion as the shuriken hits its intended target. (Web site)

Shuriken

1. They, like the shuriken, were a weapon used for distraction while fleeing.
2. Venom was usually used with a Shuriken. (Web site)
3. Tsubute were flat metal disks that were used by the ninja in a similiar fashion to the shuriken.
4. Poison Claw Poisoned Shuriken This small steel disk has four razor-sharp blades protruding from its edge.
5. Shadow Shuriken: A double shuriken set that follows a Shadow Shuriken Jutsu in which the second shuriken flies in the exact path of the first shuriken.

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