Scroll of the Shinobi, the eighth episode of season three, turns the Monster Association raid toward its ninja thread. Flashy Flash crosses paths with the assassins Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame as the wider battle grinds on around them.
The thirty-second episode, listed as Scroll of the Shinobi and also rendered as Ninja Tale, continues the Monster Association Arc and adapts chapters 98 through 101. It advances the raid while foregrounding the shinobi figures caught up in it.
Flashy Flash appears alongside the ninja pair Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame, while Phoenix Man, Child Emperor, and the boy Waganma factor into the base's tangled fighting. Atomic Samurai stands with his disciples Iaian, Bushidrill, and Okamaitachi, and the hour also features Gyoro Gyoro, Pig God, Tatsumaki, Superalloy Darkshine, and Puri-Puri Prisoner. Raptora debuts, and Zombieman turns up in flashback.
The ninja-tinged confrontation gives the episode its name and its focus, set against the broader raid rather than a single decisive duel. G5 also appears amid the base's ongoing fights.
Episode 32, also known as "Ninja Tale," continues the Monster Association Arc and adapts chapters 98 through 101, focusing on Flashy Flash's encounter with the ninja assassins Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame during the ongoing raid.
Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame are a pair of ninja assassins that Flashy Flash crosses paths with in "Scroll of the Shinobi" as the Monster Association raid continues around them.
The monster Raptora makes its debut appearance in "Scroll of the Shinobi."
The episode also features Phoenix Man, Child Emperor, the boy Waganma, Atomic Samurai and his disciples Iaian, Bushidrill, and Okamaitachi, along with Gyoro Gyoro, Pig God, Tatsumaki, Superalloy Darkshine, and Puri Puri Prisoner.
"Scroll of the Shinobi" first aired in Japan on November 30, 2025, with its English release on January 18, 2026.
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