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For a 2003 multiplatform title, I-Ninja has a bold, cartoony aesthetic. Characters are low-poly but expressive – Ninja’s scowl and frantic eyes sell his personality. Environments range from neon dojos and lava factories to candy-colored forests and a moonbase.

The story begins with a shock to the system: the protagonist, a hot-headed ninja in training, accidentally decapitates his own Sensei. This occurs after Ninja touches a "Rage Stone," an artifact of immense power that sends him into an uncontrollable, berserk fury. I-Ninja

The plot is delightfully absurd. You play as , a hot-headed warrior in training. After a rage-filled training session, he accidentally kills his sensei’s favorite pet bird. To make amends, he must collect the six Rage Stones – ancient artifacts that, when combined, grant godlike power. Standing in his way is O-Dor , a giant sentient head (literally just a floating stone face) who wants the Rage Stones to… well, to be evil. For a 2003 multiplatform title, I-Ninja has a