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First Ninja (Deceased) |
The Ninja Scarf is worn with the Ninja Suit. Not only is it a stylish accessory, but it is also a valuable and versatile weapon for the Ninja.
Uses of the Scarf[]
- Lasso: The Ninja can use the scarf to grab objects, enemies, and people in danger. In "Stank'd to the Future", Randy used the scarf to grab the corsage in stanked Dickie's fanny pack, and drop it into a shredder.
- Grappling Hook: When in danger of falling, the Ninja can use the scarf to grab an object and prevent crash-landing. The Ninja also can use it to swing around and hit enemies. Randy saved himself from falling off of the McFist Industries building in "Gossip Boy", and from hitting the ground in "McFear Factor".
- Whip: The Ninja is able to use the scarf to whack enemies, as seen in the game Punchocalypse and Ninja Sprint.
- Neckwarmer: Like a normal scarf, it keeps the Ninja's neck real warm (as pointed out by Randy in the game Enter the Nomicon).
- Parachute: The Ninja can use the scarf as a parachute when falling from high places.
- Blindfold: In "Sorcerer in Love", The Ninja can use the scarf as a blindfold. Randy covering his eyes without seeing the Sorceress form as Amanda in the battle.
Trivia []
- When Randy is running, it's seen that the scarf has ridges on the ends, but when he stands still, the scarf's texture is flat.
- The scarf seems to have some sort of way to prevent the user from being strangled, as shown in "Bash Johnson: 11th Grade Ninja".
- Randy got mad when Howard made fun of it in "Monster Drill".
- The First Ninja wore it as a headband.
- In "Shloomp, There It Is!" Randy admits that he wasn't sold on the scarf before, but now he thinks it looks really bruce.
- It's shown in "Dawn of the Driscoll" and "Flume-Igation" that the loose end of the scarf is able to be detached and reattached from the neck part.
- In the episode "Big Trouble in Little Norrisville", the scarf is snapped for the first time due to high tension caused by Evil Julian and the wish caused by Howard when he had a wishing idol.
- The scarf is implied to be regenerative, mostly after each time Randy de-transforms. This is demonstrated in episodes such as "Fart-Topia" and "Big Trouble in Little Norrisville" where the scarf was damaged by external means, but later scenes and episodes showed that it is repaired afterwards.
- The Scarf was eaten by Terry McFist's pet goat Adam.
- The scarf so far has been torn twice, first instance being in "All the Juice That's Fish to Swim", and later in "Living in Shooblivion".
Gallery[]
Adam is eating the scarf
