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The '''Evil Ninjas''' were the fictional enemies of the [[Pack]] in their [[The Pack|television series of the same name]]. Being antagonists for a show-within-a-show, they largely appeared to be faceless individuals with little to no character development (quite the opposite of the antagonists within the true show, ''Gargoyles''). The quite ridiculous concept of the faction was played for laughs a few times in the only episode in which they were mentioned, "[[The Thrill of the Hunt]]". On one occasion, [[Wolf]] convinced [[Billy Greene|Billy]] and [[Susan Greene|Susan]] that the gargoyles were minions of the Evil Ninjas.
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The '''Evil Ninjas''' were the fictional enemies of the [[Pack]] in their [[The Pack|television series of the same name]].
  
One of the actors playing an Evil Ninja was identified as [[Harvey]], and seemed to be on friendly terms with members of the Pack. One can assume that he believed them to be only actors as well.
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==History==
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Apparently, during each episode of "The Pack" (and during their live appearences at venues such as [[Madison Square Garden]]), the Evil Ninjas would constantly attack the Pack members, and were easily defeated using martial arts and weapons.
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Aside from the younger audience, most of the public certainly saw the Evil Ninjas as hired actors. One of the actors playing an Evil Ninja was identified as [[Harvey]], and seemed to be on friendly terms with members of the Pack. One can assume that he believed them to be only actors as well.
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The [[Manhattan Clan]], however, was new to the modern world when they began watching "The Pack" and felt the entire show, including the Evil Ninjas, was real and legitimate. Their experiences with the Pack made them see that they shouldn't believe everything they see on television after they discovered the Pack were far from heroes. Many young fans of the show saw otherwise, and continued to be fans of the show long after it's cancellation. On one occasion, [[Wolf]] convinced [[Billy Greene|Billy]] and [[Susan Greene]] that the [[gargoyles]] were monsters sent by the Evil Ninjas.
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==Tidbits==
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Being antagonists for a show-within-a-show, they largely appeared to be faceless individuals with little to no character development (quite the opposite of the antagonists within the true show, ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'').  
  
 
A group of real "Evil Ninjas" appeared in the episode "[[Bushido (episode)|Bushido]]".
 
A group of real "Evil Ninjas" appeared in the episode "[[Bushido (episode)|Bushido]]".

Revision as of 10:32, 9 February 2008

Evil Ninja

The Evil Ninjas were the fictional enemies of the Pack in their television series of the same name.

History

Apparently, during each episode of "The Pack" (and during their live appearences at venues such as Madison Square Garden), the Evil Ninjas would constantly attack the Pack members, and were easily defeated using martial arts and weapons.

Aside from the younger audience, most of the public certainly saw the Evil Ninjas as hired actors. One of the actors playing an Evil Ninja was identified as Harvey, and seemed to be on friendly terms with members of the Pack. One can assume that he believed them to be only actors as well.

The Manhattan Clan, however, was new to the modern world when they began watching "The Pack" and felt the entire show, including the Evil Ninjas, was real and legitimate. Their experiences with the Pack made them see that they shouldn't believe everything they see on television after they discovered the Pack were far from heroes. Many young fans of the show saw otherwise, and continued to be fans of the show long after it's cancellation. On one occasion, Wolf convinced Billy and Susan Greene that the gargoyles were monsters sent by the Evil Ninjas.

Tidbits

Being antagonists for a show-within-a-show, they largely appeared to be faceless individuals with little to no character development (quite the opposite of the antagonists within the true show, Gargoyles).

A group of real "Evil Ninjas" appeared in the episode "Bushido".