Card Jitsu game guide

Hello Penguins!

This is the official Club Penguin “Card-Jitsu” game guide!

First, you might want to get your white belt. Getting a white belt is as easy as 12345!

You need only about 5 wins to become a White Belt.

GAME TIP: One easy way to earn belts faster is click on Sensei, then click “Competition Mode”. If you play on the mats, each loss will mean you will have to have EXTRA wins! If you enter in “Competition Mode”, you just have to fight well to earn your belts.

Here is about how many wins you need to get to your next belt:

White belt – 5 total wins needed.
Yellow belt – 13 total wins needed.
Orange belt – 21 total wins needed.
Green belt – 30 total wins needed.
Blue belt – 40 total wins needed.
Red belt – 52 total wins needed.
Purple belt – 64 total wins needed.
Brown belt – 76 total wins needed.
Black belt – 88 total wins needed.

The game is pretty simple, let me… well, let’s let Sensei tell you!

Sensei:

Playing is simple. This game is just like Rock, Paper Scissors. Here is how it works:

Fire beats Snow

Snow beats Water

Water beats Fire

If it ends up in a tie, the card with the highest number wins. If they are the same number, no winner.

Now, if you don’t have cards, click on Sensei and he will give you the starter set. To get other sets, go to a Toys R Us and buy trading cards. (Click here to browse the online store.)

Here is the Legend, as shown in the Dojo. These are the belts in order:

Keep playing the game, but do not do “Sensei Mode” yet. Once you have earned you Black Belt, click on “Sensei Mode” and keep battleing him. At first, he might be impossible to beat. If you keep facing him, he will weaken and you may win. After about 7 battles he will trip up. But, stay tricky and you may just win! Once you beat him, you get your “Black Ninja Mask”!

You get access to the Secret Ninja Room once you get your mask, here it is:

To view the secret ninja catalog, click here!

Thanks!

~Branmatt

Copyright 2009 to Branmatt

Branmatt became a ninja at 4:51 p.m., January 7, 2009.