Description
Berecca, a former scientist at the World Ninja Association’s Research Institute, once spearheaded the Ninja-Gum project alongside colleagues Burton and Ron—a gum-based weapon initiative. During final testing, she and Burton ingested an experimental prototype, triggering an unforeseen side effect that regressed them into children. Forced into the WNA Academy’s protective custody, she seeks a cure while evading threats tied to her condition.
Her personal ties to the WNA trace back to her father, a researcher who perished during a shadow ninja-related accident in Oedo. Years later, she uncovers that Leonard, her father’s colleague, survived the incident and is now hunted by the WNA. This revelation propels her to probe the organization’s hidden agenda, unearthing her father’s studies on dark stones imbued with corrupting energy—a discovery that exposes the WNA’s covert operations as the true catalyst for his death.
Known for her fiery temperament, sharp competitiveness, and biting sarcasm, Berecca chafes at mission delays yet fiercely shields allies like Burton. Her striking appearance features vibrant magenta-pink hair styled in a pompadour ponytail, a bright yellow skull-emblazoned hoodie, and mismatched striped socks. As an adult, her pragmatic lab coat and practical attire mirrored her scientific rigor.
Her battles span shadow ninjas, space ninjas, and mechanized foes like Robo-Yokozuna Gorikimaru. Under mentor Genryusai’s guidance, she hones combat skills and crafts weapons such as the Sushi Axe. Driven to expose her father’s killers, she infiltrates WNA strongholds, confronts Leonard, and allies with operatives like Kappei and Jane.
Key growth emerges as Genryusai’s tutelage tempers her recklessness, nudging her toward teamwork and tactical withdrawals—though impulsivity lingers. Her bond with Burton shifts from professional synergy to interdependent loyalty, strained by his secrecy regarding Ninja-Gum’s intended purpose.
Beyond combat, she doubles as the series’ promotional mascot and in-universe brand model. Personal quirks include a fear of horror films, disastrous culinary attempts, and a passion for basketball. Her January 21st birthday debuted first in the series, with other characters’ dates later detailed in a Japan-exclusive fanbook.
Her personal ties to the WNA trace back to her father, a researcher who perished during a shadow ninja-related accident in Oedo. Years later, she uncovers that Leonard, her father’s colleague, survived the incident and is now hunted by the WNA. This revelation propels her to probe the organization’s hidden agenda, unearthing her father’s studies on dark stones imbued with corrupting energy—a discovery that exposes the WNA’s covert operations as the true catalyst for his death.
Known for her fiery temperament, sharp competitiveness, and biting sarcasm, Berecca chafes at mission delays yet fiercely shields allies like Burton. Her striking appearance features vibrant magenta-pink hair styled in a pompadour ponytail, a bright yellow skull-emblazoned hoodie, and mismatched striped socks. As an adult, her pragmatic lab coat and practical attire mirrored her scientific rigor.
Her battles span shadow ninjas, space ninjas, and mechanized foes like Robo-Yokozuna Gorikimaru. Under mentor Genryusai’s guidance, she hones combat skills and crafts weapons such as the Sushi Axe. Driven to expose her father’s killers, she infiltrates WNA strongholds, confronts Leonard, and allies with operatives like Kappei and Jane.
Key growth emerges as Genryusai’s tutelage tempers her recklessness, nudging her toward teamwork and tactical withdrawals—though impulsivity lingers. Her bond with Burton shifts from professional synergy to interdependent loyalty, strained by his secrecy regarding Ninja-Gum’s intended purpose.
Beyond combat, she doubles as the series’ promotional mascot and in-universe brand model. Personal quirks include a fear of horror films, disastrous culinary attempts, and a passion for basketball. Her January 21st birthday debuted first in the series, with other characters’ dates later detailed in a Japan-exclusive fanbook.