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When cool things are combined, the combination is cooler than the sum of its parts. This combination is usually physically impossible or contradictory, like the title of this page. Fortunately, if done right, nobody cares (Rule of Cool!)
This doesn't always work. If the cool things somehow cancel each other out, if it's just so overwhelming the Willing Suspension of Disbelief snaps like a brittle twig, you may get left with a piece of camp that is at best funny and at worst disgusting… often falling into the realm of Cool, but Stupid. Just remember Strong Bad's words of wisdom: "Too much of a good thing is an awesome thing. But too much of an awesome thing is… umm… really, really dumb and bad."
Two relatively straightforward forms of this alluded to in the trope's name are Boxing Lessons for Superman, in which a character with inherent abilities is trained in a cool skillset (a dragon trained in ninjitsu, for instance), and Empowered Badass Normal, in which a skilled character is imbued with special abilities (a Gadgeteer Genius given an Imagination-Based Superpower)
See also Awesomeness Is Volatile, Cool Versus Awesome, Fantasy Kitchen Sink, Heinz Hybrid, Hybrid-Overkill Avoidance (avoiding this trope), Impossibly Cool Weapon, Mix-and-Match Critter, Monster Mash, Rule of Cool. May also overlap with Twofer Token Minority. See Hailfire Peaks for the level variant.
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Asian Animation
- One of the main characters of the Mongolian series Bultsgar is Yuni, an anthropomorphic unicorn who's also an alien.
Board Games
- Atomic Sock Monkey Press offers a free boardgame, Monkey, Ninja, Pirate, Robot, its not-free expansion Monkey, Ninja, Pirate, Robot Deluxe (which also includes Clowns, Cowboys, Mutants, Punks, and Zombies), and Monkey, Ninja, Pirate, Robot: the Roleplaying Game, which includes Aliens.
- A popular variation on Rock Paper Scissors is Bear Ninja Cowboy. Another variant, Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock, introduces two new hand signs.
- Only five hand signs? Pfft, try a hundred and one.
- If you care to add more, any odd number up to infinity can be made into an RPS variant.
- Ladies and gentlemen: chess boxing.
- There's a boardgame called For The Win where each player controls two Monkeys, two Zombies, two Pirates, two Aliens, and two Ninjas. Each piece has a special ability and you win by forming one of each into a group.
- In the popular board game Small World, player-controlled factions are combinations of unique powers, one 'adjective' special ability and one 'noun' race. Vampire Elves, Were-Orcs, Seafaring Ghouls, Magic Giants, Flying Dwarves...
- The entire premise of the game Smash Up is combining cool things: the base game comes with Aliens, Robots, Pirates, Ninjas, Dinosaurs, Fey, Zombies and Wizards, which are then combined into decks such as "Ninja Dinosaurs", "Wizard Pirates" or "Zombie Robots"; expansions add things such as Steampunk and Mad Scientists. The game was even called "PNZR" (for "pirate-ninja-zombie-robot") during development.
Card Games
- Magic: The Gathering's Mistform Ultimus is as of the end of 2022, an Advisor, Aetherborn, Alien, Ally, Angel, Antelope, Ape, Archer, Archon, Army, Artificer, Assassin, Assembly-Worker, Astartes, Atog, Aurochs, Avatar, Azra, Badger, Balloon, Barbarian, Bard, Basilisk, Bat, Bear, Beast, Beeble, Beholder, Berserker, Bird, Blinkmoth, Boar, Bringer, Brushwagg, Camarid, Camel, Caribou, Carrier, Cat, Centaur, Cephalid, Child, Chimera, Citizen, Cleric, Clown, Cockatrice, Construct, Coward, Crab, Crocodile, C’tan, Custodes, Cyclops, Dauthi, Demigod, Demon, Deserter, Devil, Dinosaur, Djinn, Dog, Dragon, Drake, Dreadnought, Drone, Druid, Dryad, Dwarf, Efreet, Egg, Elder, Eldrazi, Elemental, Elephant, Elf, Elk, Employee, Eye, Faerie, Ferret, Fish, Flagbearer, Fox, Fractal, Frog, Fungus, Gamer, Gargoyle, Germ, Giant, Gith, Gnoll, Gnome, Goat, Goblin, God, Golem, Gorgon, Graveborn, Gremlin, Griffin, Guest, Hag, Halfling, Hamster, Harpy, Hellion, Hippo, Hippogriff, Homarid, Homunculus, Horror, Horse, Human, Hydra, Hyena, Illusion, Imp, Incarnation, Inkling, Inquisitor, Insect, Jackal, Jellyfish, Juggernaut, Kavu, Kirin, Kithkin, Knight, Kobold, Kor, Kraken, Lamia, Lammasu, Leech, Leviathan, Lhurgoyf, Licid, Lizard, Manticore, Masticore, Mercenary, Merfolk, Metathran, Minion, Minotaur, Mole, Monger, Mongoose, Monk, Monkey, Moonfolk, Mouse, Mutant, Myr, Mystic, Naga, Nautilus, Necron, Nephilim, Nightmare, Nightstalker, Ninja, Noble, Noggle, Nomad, Nymph, Octopus, Ogre, Ooze, Orb, Orc, Orgg, Otter, Ouphe, Ox, Oyster, Pangolin, Peasant, Pegasus, Pentavite, Performer, Pest, Phelddagrif, Phoenix, Phyrexian, Pilot, Pincher, Pirate, Plant, Praetor, Primarch, Prism, Processor, Rabbit, Raccoon, Ranger, Rat, Rebel, Reflection, Rhino, Rigger, Robot, Rogue, Sable, Salamander, Samurai, Sand, Saproling, Satyr, Scarecrow, Scion, Scorpion, Scout, Sculpture, Serf, Serpent, Servo, Shade, Shaman, Shapeshifter, Shark, Sheep, Siren, Skeleton, Slith, Sliver, Slug, Snake, Soldier, Soltari, Spawn, Specter, Spellshaper, Sphinx, Spider, Spike, Spirit, Splinter, Sponge, Squid, Squirrel, Starfish, Surrakar, Survivor, Tentacle, Tetravite, Thalakos, Thopter, Thrull, Tiefling, Treefolk, Trilobite, Triskelavite, Troll, Turtle, Tyranid, Unicorn, Vampire, Vedalken, Viashino, Volver, Wall, Walrus, Warlock, Warrior, Weird, Werewolf, Whale, Wizard, Wolf, Wolverine, Wombat, Worm, Wraith, Wurm, Yeti, Zombie, and Zubera. *phew* The list lost many types in the Grand Creature Type update. The Unfinity set finally gave it the Robot type, making it a Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot. It's also a Mutant Ninja Turtle.
- See also this comic◊ for several other things it is. Unfortunately, with the GCTU, all of these except "Fish Monger" no longer apply.
- Magic also has the Phyrexians, Super-Soldier zombie cyborgs.
- The Mistform Ultimus has somewhat lost its unique status with the Lorwyn block and its introduction of the 'Changelings', shapeshifters with an eponymous ability that grants them every creature type at all times. Amusingly enough, there are also some 'tribal' cards with that ability that aren't themselves creatures at all — Wings of Velis Vel, for example, is an Advisor-Aetherborn-Alien-Ally-...-Wurm-Yeti-Zombie-Zubera spell that temporarily sets a target creature's power and toughness to fixed values and grants it flying and all creature types in turn for the duration too.
- Apart from the special case of changelings, there are many completely intentional interesting combinations of creature types; recent ones include Minotaur Wizard, Human Ooze, Zombie Plant (and a whole lot of other Zombie combinations).
- The Unstable joke set introduces the host/augment mechanic as part of the plane's general mad-science theme. Any augment card can be played onto any host card to create a unique half-and-half creature (so you could play Ninja onto Labro Bot to make a Ninja Bot, but you could also play that Ninja onto Adorable Kitten to make a Ninja Kitten, or play Half-Squirrel, Half- onto the Labro Bot to make a Half-Squirrel, Half-Bot.
- Also from Steve Jackson Games, Munchkin's myriad and sundry genre-spanning sets can all be combined, with minimal rule modifications for doing so. Also present in some individual cards, such as "freezing explosive potion" or "flaming poison potion".
- Recommended combo for a more or less literal Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot character: Star Munchkin, the new Munchkin Booty, Munchkin Fu, and these rules. For added hilarity, add any of the other sets. Or all. Example: Ninja Pirate Zombie Munchkin can be created using: Ninja (Munchkin Fu + Munchkin Impossible), Munchkin Booty, and Zombie Munchkin.
- The Munchkin Blender pack is specifically designed to spice up set blending, and includes cards that allow a player to have a character with three races et cetera.
- Ninja Burger, which combines Ninjas with fast food delivery.
- Heyo! Guse here! A card in my deck in Sentinels of the Multiverse features me as a ninja pirate zombie robot fanboy... In Space! I also have a Mr. Chomps plush (which actually exists) and a shirt that reads Play, Power, Draw (the order you follow on turns in the card game. I’m imformative!).
- The premise of the card game Smash Up, where each player is required to make a deck by combining two unrelated factions. In the base game, the expected Ninjas, Pirates, Zombies and Robots are joined by Aliens, Dinosaurs, Wizards and "Tricksters" (i.e. The Fair Folk).
- In development, the game was even called PNZR (for Pirate Ninja Zombie Robot).
- Steve Jackson Games came out with the Fanservice-laden card game SPANC Space Pirate Amazon Ninja Catgirls.
- The relevant "Designer's Notes" column in Pyramid magazine had a Suspiciously Specific Denial concerning the non-existence of an expansion pack called BDSM: Barbarian Dogboy Space Marines...
- Z-Man Games has a series of B-Movie card games (all of which can be combined into, well . . .) which take every trope you can think of in a genre, and using it. Titles include Grave Robbers from Outer Space, Bell-Bottomed Badasses on the Mean Streets of Funk, Bushwhacking Varmints out of Sergio's Butte, and Kung-Fu Samurai on Giant Robot Island.
- The cardgame Zombie Ninja Pirates, which also includes Mad Scientists. Has a standalone sequel called Vampire Werewolf Fairies, which also includes Witches. And they can be combined...
Comic Strips
- Calvin and Hobbes
- In Peanuts Lucy once offered to do the cover art for Snoopy's "It Was a Dark and Stormy Night" novel. Snoopy suggested "How about some pirates and foreign legionnaires fighting some cowboys while some lions and tigers and bears jump over this girl who is tied to a submarine?"
- When she did so, his reaction was "Needs more tigers".
Films — Animation
- The Korean animated film, Aachi and Ssipak has a cop named Geko who is a martial artist, cyborg, zombie with plenty of Hammerspace weapons thrown in for good measure.
- The Black Cauldron: Horned King is somewhere at the cross of demon, lich, evil sorcerer, The Conqueror and Immortality Seeker, and The Undead in general. Sure, it's all in the same general vicinity, but sources just can't agree on what he is. His horns and blazing red eyes make him look like a demon, but he looks like some sort of human undead (he is specifically referred to as a man during the movie, but nothing is ever done to try and explain the horns)… Spin-off material sometimes call him a "demon king", but Internet posited he was a lich, which he certainly looks like one, except that he doesn't have any visible phylactery. The whole thing was helped by two decisions: first, he's a Composite Character of Evil Sorcerer Evil Overlord Big Bad Arawn from the original novel, and the original Horned King, a very living The Conqueror. However, the latter was wearing a skull-like mask, which the Disney studios made into a real Skull for a Head, starting the notion that he is an undead.
- Captain Metalbeard from The LEGO Movie is a Cyborg Pirate Transforming Mecha with Arm Cannons and a Shark arm. He pretty much runs on the Rule of Cool.
- My Little Pony: The Movie (2017) has Captain Celaeno, a Harpy Pirate Girl.
- WALL•E is a movie in which Johnny Five and an iPod fight HAL 9000 aboard Noah's Ark In Space!. Suddenly, it sounds like a much better film.
Mythology
- The mythological griffin could be seen as an example of this. Part lion (king of the animals) and part eagle (king of the sky) would make it rather awesome for the medieval noble class.
- The chimaera. It's a lion. And a goat. And a dragon. Why? Just 'cause.
- One could argue that it was thusly named so as to provide the title of an NCIS episode, solely for the purpose of the fantastic line, "They did not name it 'The Puppy.'"
- … because they named it "the she-goat."
- Ancient Egyptian Mythology had creatures like this. They were made up from the parts of ferocious and dangerous animals to, well, depict them as ferocious and dangerous.
- Tawaret had a lion's head and limbs, a pregnant hippopotamus's body, a crocodile's backside and tail, and sometimes carried a knife. She was a goddess that protected pregnant women and new mothers from any complications.
- Ammit had a crocodile's head; the mane, front body and legs of a lion; and the hind body and legs of a hippopotamus. She was a demon of the underworld who ate the unpure hearts of deceased ancient Egyptians, thus damning them to nonexistence
- Vseslav of Polotsk, a Ruthenian/Rus'n prince who attacked Kiev and Novogrod, is in medieval Russian folklore a Werewolf Sorcerer King. Cracked laments that he never invaded Transylvania.
- The Nue of the Japanese mythology has a monkey's head, a tanuki's body, the legs of a tiger, and the tail of a snake (or alternately, a snake as tail). To complicate matters, it is said to have the call of a thrush, which at a certain period of time is also called Nue.
- Middle and Eastern Europe folklore of the 16th - 17th has an undead creature named "shroud-eater" or "chewing dead", which is a not-so-dead buried corpse who is eating its shroud (or its own flesh) either because it is hungry or because it cannot leave its grave. It is the ancestor of the modern vampire, but shares some similarities with Revenant Zombie (they mostly pestered their own family) and a kind of Flesh-Eating Zombie which can also drink blood. Oh, and their shroud-gnawing was though to spread plagues. Zombie-Vampire-Plaguemaster, if you want.
- Believe it or not, most traditional abrahamic angels. Cherubim are described as tetramorphic creatures with four heads, one human, another that of a lion, another that of a bull and another that of an eagle with four avian wings, basically what happens when you mix all the "holy beasts" together. In 2 Enoch, there are angels with a lion's body and a crocodile's head that live in the Sun, clearly following the gryphon shtick to showcase the most badass creature around.
Podcasts
- Mocked in the House To Astonish podcast, in an episode entitled "Zombie Pirate Ninja Monkey Viking Cowboy", in which they complain that this sort of thing often isn't nearly as awesome as it sounds, and diminishing returns are setting in on how awesome it even sounds. What set them off was a comic called Werewolves on the Moon Versus Vampires.
Professional Wrestling
- In the '90s, there was a Memphis wrestler who went by the name "Macho Warrior" Ric Hogan.
- Jimmy Wang Yang, the Korean-American redneck from Georgia. ("There ain't nothin' yeller about me! But there is something that's red....")
- John Cena (a rapper and a "chain-gang souljah"!)
- John "Bradshaw" Layfield (redneck brawler turned nouveau-riche Wall Street Jerkass turned ringside commentator.)
- The "Rock 'N' Sock Connection." In one package you had both an awesomely tattooed Large Ham and future movie star with refined brawling skills and charisma to spare and a short dude in a leather mask who had a puppet for a friend and was famous for jumping off things.
- Steve Gatorwolf, an 80's wrestler with an Indian gimmick. He had the power of neither an alligator, a wolf, or Chief Jay Strongbow as usually he was pummeled in less than 3 minutes.note Except in the American Wrestling Federation in Arizona, which was his own promotion.
- Rob Van Dam: I Know Karate meets The Stoner meets Jerkass meets Spot Monkey.
- CHIKARA's UltraMantis Black, an evil supervillain, cult leader, insect, vegan, punk rock enthusiast who really loves Christmas.
- The Undertaker, a grave digging zombie, Grim Reaper, Evil Overlord, Badass Biker, outlaw.
- Photogenic Chris Bosh, a pasty, pudgy, racist who thought he was an 80's martial arts movie star, wore lots of fringe, and his big move is punching people in the junk while yelling like Van Dam.
- Glacier, the American Ninja Samurai long-lost brother of Sub-Zero(who as we know, is not a Ninja).
- MsChif, an otherworldly, banshee, metal head.
- The Beautiful People, who started as the porn star due Velvet Love Entertainment, who became would be cosmetologists offering makeovers to the other TNA Knockouts, who became an aggressive cosmetology based Girl Posse "Cleansing The World, One Ugly Person At Time", to a "Sorority" whose hazing rituals included putting new recruit Madison Rayne through what was essentially a call girl service(exchanging favors instead of money), all the while occasionally hinting they were still doing "shoots" in that "other" line of work.
- After Su Yung became one of Sweet Saraya's thralls, Radiant Rain referred to her as a "vampire demon dead zombie thing".
- Lloyd Cthulowitz, half monster, half Jewish attorney.
Theatre
Theme Parks & Rides
Toys
- Lego Minifigure Series 14 features a literal Zombie Pirate, one may think of assembling a literal Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot...
- Also LEGO, BIONICLE tends to use this a lot, combining Mechanical Lifeforms with Fantasy Kitchen Sink. One of the most memorable examples from late in the series would be the Cyborg dinosaurs that shoot laser beams- sadly never released as sets.
- Yet another LEGO line, Ninjago, features Zane, a Nindroid (ninja robot) who often travels with the rest of his team by flying pirate ship, and who has previously died and been rebuilt, which does, in some ways, make him a Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot.
- This makes up the draw of the series Piratix. Most of the characters, especially the human ones, are pirates combined with another profession or theme, such as a pirate soccer player, a pirate video gamer, or a pirate cowboy.
- Pick a Super Sentai / Power Rangers robot. Chances are it's got at least two primary themes.
- Dino-Riders which has semi-mechanical dinosaurs piloted to save the world.
- XEVOZ lent itself to this, as parts from any figures could be combined, also literally, as there were ninja, (skeleton) pirate, zombie (well, Frankenstein's monster), and several robot figures.
Web Animation
- Anicopters: Armageddon not only parodies mass-marketing kids shows via having a squadron of animal heads with elemental powers and helicopter rotors, but the Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot trope, as the credits display various characters that didn't even appear in the short, such as Captain Deadsaws (zombie pirate with chainsaw hands), Aborted Potato-Hitlers, Cannon Santa, and even Lucifer. The fake soundtrack credits also include a song titled "GIANT POTATO-HITLER VS. 2,000 VELOCIRAPTORS".
- DSBT InsaniT: Cell is a Mega Microbe made of water whose brain and entire body is a pink nucleus and whose vacuoles can be fired as projectiles.
- Angel Dust from Hazbin Hotel is a gay Drag Queen prostitute gun-running former-gangster spider-demon. As one YouTube commenter astutely pointed out, with that many arms, your gun mob is just you.
- Homestar Runner dips into this territory now and again
- How to Kill a Mockingbird is made of this trope.
"And then the pirate's like "No way!" and pulls out his musket. Actually it was more like a laser. Well, a laser sword. With guns on it. And it shot other swords."
"The ninjas all started flying, and some of them were turning into fireballs, and dinosaurs, and Presidents - wait, not Presidents, I meant volcanoes. The pirates were all flying on their burning sharks, and many of them were shooting angry bears. That were on fire. Cold fire."
- Blake Belladonna from RWBY is a Ninja bookworm who's also a former terrorist and a Cat Girl.
- Chris the Ninja Pirate from Weebl & Bob. He's not that cool, though, so he may be a parody of this phenomenon.
- The pirate being the natural enemy of the ninja, it's possible he's just supposed to represent a Thing That Should Not Be.
Websites
- This fake fanfiction header. Warnings include selfcest, blasphemy in three different religions, and sex atop a sentient flying manta ray.
- There is a MySpace Group known simply as The Lesbian Pirate Ninjas.
- The Obamadämmerung and its prequels. The Man Obama fights the landship pirates of Wichita, the Lightning Zeppelin of the Ronpaul, the Gardener(!) Robots of Detroit led by Lord Nader, and more. Combining politics, epic fantasy, and Steampunk.
- Someone on GameFAQs found out that if you sync the Super Smash Bros. Brawl Subspace Emissary trailer with the audio of the 300 trailer, you get something awesome. This has spawned some imitators as a result of it's perfection.
- This /tg/ thread. Thought Stupid Jetpack Hitler was awesome? How about almost every WW2 country getting in on the action?
- Second one down on the left is a cyborg pirate ninja Jesus.
- Video and infographic demonstrating how a giant shark can attack a 747.
- Darth Vader baby shower cake
- Facebook has about 10,000 or so cookie-cutter applications that let users become pirates, zombies, vampires...you name it. None of them serve any purpose other than to trick people into giving low-life "developers" access to their private information. Additionally, the site has a "Pirate" option, which translates the interface text into pirate slang (e.g., instead of writing on your friend's wall, you "scrawl on their plank").
- Around the beginning of 2013, Equestria Gaming changed its banner to feature ninja bat ponies. And no, such had not ever appeared in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, which it's a fansite of.
- Actually, Luna's royal guards do have bat wings. From there, it's not a big jump to 'royal ninja guards'.
- Naked Zombie Sean Connery makes this trope awesome!
- During the Rowdy Rathore review, the boys from The Agony Booth determined that a "squab" is "a wounded bird's cock, but it's also a fish!"
Web Videos
- Super Mecha Death Christ and Giant Robottic Donkey Kong Jesus
- Todd in the Shadows, trying to sum up "Dark Horse" by Katy Perry, which he calls a "rat king of disconnected imagery":
"So she's a magical, Egyptian witch-horse-storm-camel-
serial killer
who makes you float like a bird? And a princess? She's also a princess?"
- Derek the Bard is a wizard Green Lantern librarian in touch with his inner eldritch abomination.
- SuperMarioLogan:
- Spoony's review of Final Fantasy XIII featured a character called "Stereotypically Drunk Mexican Cyborg Early '90s Otaku Kid"◊ (a parody of Linkara's "'90s Kid", complete with Mexican band Tropical Forever's take on "Smells Like Teen Spirit").
- Outside Xbox commemorated the release of Persona 5 by having Andy Farrant come up with a Persona for both himself and fellow channeleer Luke Westaway. Andy's was "Count High Noon", a vampire cowboy, since Andy likes both vampires and cowboys. Luke's was "Funky Cat 2 Fresh", a cat breakdancer who is "too legit to quit".
- One of the comments on this video featuring a chain-mail clad Smooth McGroove sing the main theme of The Legend of Zelda acapella describes the man as "Viking Nintendo Jesus".
- Giant. Robot. Babies by Nice Peter, detailing the cutest rampage of Humongous Mecha ever.
- This video from CollegeHumor. The survivors of a Zombie Apocalypse quickly get sidetracked over the concept of Nazi Zombies and then debating whether they should team up with the Jewish Zombies, before giving up after werewolves, vampires, and other permutations get added to the mix.
Other
- Most members of the PPC qualify, as the basic job description there is "interdimensional MIB assasin". Members include were-creatures, elves, Borg, several varieties of alien, mind flayers, anthropomorphic animals, and much much more more. Some even have more than three of the above characteristics in addition to the basic title, such as the ex-Borg-drone were-penguin Time Lord, who kept the Borg implants after rescue (they change size and shape when he does).
- (:[]) - the operator to pack a value in a list in the Haskell programming language, often called the Robot Ninja Monkey Operator.
- According to Allison Pregler, "If you don't think a werewolf movie featuring a rocket-powered wheelchair sounds like the most awesome thing ever, I'm just going to assume that you're some kind of mindless automaton...Nazi...clone."
- Unicorn Pegasus Kitten! Being ridden by Wil Wheaton who has a huge spear and is attacking John Scalzi the orc!
- The master karmic ochre greater gibbering giant quickling eternium king chaos banshee acid diamond blink moloch archmagus dornbeast mimic eye battlebunny hivemind doppelganger duelist rust monster gorgon emperors, a parody of the Bosses In Mook Clothing in ADOM. There's a monster with an even longer namenote the Ancient Cloaked Quickling Rabid Shaman Rockthrower Master Eternium Death Archer Diamond Black Mad Greater Eternal Banshee Wyrm Blink Giant Slow Doppelganger Big Steel Hivemind Gorgon Shadow King Gibbering Battlebunny Stone Slavemaster Butcher Karmic Were Lich Lightning Fire Revenant Skeletal Elemental Archmagus Dornbeast Demon Gelatinous Ochre Vapor Vortex Warlord Chieftain Duelist Berserker Wizard Floating Infernal Moloch Spawn Magedoom Mutant Chaos Mimic Eye Acid Slayer Emperor Displacer Rust Monster Of Destruction From Beyond Hell mentioned at the end.
- Pirates Vs Ninjas + Werewolf vs. Vampire = Werepirates VS ninpires. by lgliang on DeviantArt.
Alternative Title(s): Ninja Pirate Robot Zombie, Cool Awesome Combination, Ninja Zombie Pirate Robot, Pirate Ninja Zombie Robot
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