Art Ninja?

You know on the HELP wynncraft page there is are for the assassin, archer, mage, etc.
WELL!! I made art for the NINJA, but... I did it with MS Paint (:P)
So! I hope ya like it! (Took about 20-30 mins)


The dagger is any Tier III, neutral damage dagger (Bob's Mythic?)
一入　stands for 'one person' (line meaning 1 and tent-like shape meaning person) in Japanese. (Maybe Chinese? Pretty sure.)
Hope ya like it!

 

Noice i like it!

 

It's gr8 m8! 8/8!

 

Wait, isn't one of the brothers (probs Sohso) heading to Fruma or something? That's what I've heard.

 

Don't know, I was just discussing with Wynncraft friends and we we're pretty sure that the Sea Skipper is Sohso.

 

That's a pretty smart guess tbh because I do remember one line of dialogue from the V.S.S captain; "Y'know, my names' not just "Seaskipper Captain". It's actually.. Oh! Also, what does V.S.S mean? I'm assuming the C.S.S wavebreaker means Corkus Sea Sail Wavebreaker. So what does V.S.S mean?

 

great job m8
and yi ren mean means single (:3) or solo, and it is in chinese

 

Well, it is also a symbol of "human" or "person" in Japanese (pronounced hi-to).
Well, Chinese & Japanese are pretty similar.

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GOT IT!!!
Two ideas:
- He is from the Volcanic Isles (chance is low)
- or Various (docks) Sea Sail Seaskipper
- or... He's JUST SOHSO!!!!!

EDIT: SSS = sea skipper sohso.

 

Wrong. you used the wrong one.
In Japanese (and chinese, I think?) there are two very similar characters:
入 and 人.
The first, which you used, means to enter, while the second one means person.
Get your Japanese correct, please.
Pls no hate, I get really annoyed when people make mistakes about Japanese.

 

the first one In chinese is 8

 

Wrong, 8 in chinese and japanese is 八, actually 2 separate lines.

 

rip did not see that

 

Disclaimer to Penpen: Not trying to start a grammar fight :] Just do what you think is right!
Well, actually did learn this from a 100% Japanese person :) AND (I pretty sure) mattering on where your from and how you write, They basically mean the same...
And when I typed the letters ひと into my PC It pushed up as a symbol recommendation: 入.
PLEASE I AM NOT TRYING TO PROVE YOU WRONG (even tho it seems like it... I feel a little guilty ) just doing what I think is right :0 Pretty sure I'm right...

And BTW I saw this (and I ignored it... like a rude guy :]): 'Pls no hate, I get really annoyed when people make mistakes about Japanese.'

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And I'm sorry if I did it wrong :(

 

Well, I'm actually Japanese myself, having been born here and lived here my entire life.
Technically, with 人, you put the left stroke on top, making the right one branch from the left, while with 入, you put the right stroke on top, with the left one branching from the right.
It's really, really complicated and I think Japanese is stupid.

 

pffff... AGREED!!!! JAPANESE IT TOO HARD!!! BTW I'm half Japanese :)

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Even Japanese people make kanji mistakes.