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Aska is a character appearing exclusively in the Super NES version of Tournament Fighters. She is a young kunoichi who participates in the tournament in order to start her own dojo to train people around the world in the ways of a ninja. Aska is the only female hero in the game. In story mode, Aska is the only opponent who is never a member of the Shredder Elite and only ever fights the turtles to prove herself as a ninja. She has long hair with a hachimaki wrapped around her head, a red leotard (suggesting a one-piece bathing suit), and the upper half of a white gi. Other than perhaps being a bit of a misandrist (due to some of her in-game dialogue), she is given little characterization.

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Aska is a character appearing exclusively in the Super NES version of Tournament Fighters. She is a young kunoichi who participates in the tournament in order to start her own dojo to train people around the world in the ways of a ninja. Aska is the only female hero in the game. In story mode, Aska is the only opponent who is never a member of the Shredder Elite and only ever fights the turtles to prove herself as a ninja. She has long hair with a hachimaki wrapped around her head, a red leotard (suggesting a one-piece bathing suit), and the upper half of a white gi. Other than perhaps being a bit of a misandrist (due to some of her in-game dialogue), she is given little characterization.