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Fruit Ninja Squeezes Over To YouTube Today With New Kids' Show
YouTube's new Fruit Ninja show is now available for streaming on its paid YouTube Red service. The show follows the adventures (and, of course, misadventures) of four young ninjas who are working to hone their Juice-Jitsu skills. Puns ensue.
Juice-Jitsu master Durian Grey meets up with the kids after warping through a time portal, where the 1,000-year-old sensei further hones their skills. Unfortunately, a host of evil fiends followed him in the portal, and their intentions are far more sinister. You can see a glimpse of one of those baddies in the clip below – a skeletal creep with an energy-drink fixation.
You can watch the show starting now on YouTube Red, and via the service's YouTube Kids app on Android and iOS.
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