Keiji Shinogi

Funney Policeman that loves Baby Kata and hates coffins

Keiji Shinogi is so cool

by HornyShinTsukimi May 7, 2020

Shintoism

Shintoism is a religion based in Japan and the Japanese culture. It's beliefs center mainly around the kami or the spirits. They believe in many of these spirits, and they also believe in worshiping and holding rituals and festivals for these spirits which they hold with honor and respect.

Followers of Shintoism hold loyalty and honor in high esteem.

by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ December 4, 2010

going shinobi

When somebody farts and you have to pull your shirt over your nose.

"If you just farted, I'm going Shinobi, man"

by sammichface April 23, 2009

Keiji Shinogi

An amazing YTTD character with a lot of room to grow. He deserves to live. Friendly policeman/detective, over 20. We stan.

I love my boyfriend a lot. He’s goofy, and laid back. And he reminds me a lot of Keiji Shinogi. But I prefer Keiji.

by christianratpiss October 20, 2019

Keiji Shinogi

A very hot and attractive man, also a policeman, and nice

Hi I’m keiji Shinogi your friendly policeman

by keijilovesyou February 24, 2021

Shinobigatana

Shinobigatana, the correct term for the sword that a ninja would use. Also known as Ninjaken, Ninja katana, or Ninjato.

Don't make me pwn you with my Shinobigatana!

by Ean!!!! January 3, 2007

Shinobi vs. Dragon ninja (Single)

Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja is the debut single from lostprophets, taken from the album thefakesoundofprogress. The song's name is derived from the video games Shinobi and Bad Dudes vs. Dragon Ninja.

Track Listing:

C.D. 1
Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja
Directions
The Lesson Part 1

C.D. 2
Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja
Still Laughing (live)
Miles Away From Nowhere

Vinyl
Shinobi vs. Dragonninja
Miles Away From Nowhere

also:
from the album: thefakesoundofprogress
Released: 26th November 2001 (U.K)
Format: CD
Genre: Alternative metal
Length: 2:47
Label: Visible Noise

Chart positions
41 - (U.K)

shinobi vs. dragon ninja (single) was the first single

by Scarer August 11, 2006