Matsuri

Matsuris are recurring limited-time events in Ninjala that provide increase rewards while active. There are currently five types of Matsuris, including one upcoming.
== Types ==
=== IPPON Matsuri===
During an IPPON Matsuri, the collective IPPONS scored from all players worldwide during the time period are calculated and tallied up. Depending on the final amount reached, all players will be rewarded with a large amount of bronze, silver, and gold Medals.
==== Tiers and Rewards ====
The tiers and rewards for IPPON Matsuris are as follows:
* 1,000,000 IPPONs: 500 Bronze Medals
* 2,000,000 IPPONs: 100 Silver Medals
* 4,000,000 IPPONs: 10 Gold Medals
* 6,000,000 IPPONs: 1000 Bronze Medals
* 8,000,000 IPPONs: 200 Silver Medals
* 10,000,000 IPPONs: 20 Gold Medals
==== Matsuri History ====
The following is a list of IPPON Matsuris that have occurred or are yet to occur:
IPPON Matsuris in Ninjala
Matsuri 	Season 	Start Time (UTC) 	End Time (UTC) 	Status	Total IPPONs Accumulated
1st IPPON Matsuri	Season 1	July 22, 2020 @ 2:00 	July 27, 2020 @ 5:59 	Ended 	10,368,634 IPPONs
2nd IPPON Matsuri	Season 1	August 12, 2020 @ 2:00	August 17, 2020 @ 5:59	Ended 	10,961,872 IPPONs
===Ninjala Pass Matsuri ===
During a Ninjala Pass Matsuri, Tier Points earned from Battle Pass Missions are tripled, allowing players to catch up and earn Pass rewards much faster than normal. Ninjala Pass Matsuris are usually held at a rate of once per month.
== Goemon Matsuri ==
The Goemon Matsuri is an event where players can log in to Ninjala for a short period of time and collect a set amount of jala daily, though the amount varies.
Goemon Matsuris have come in two variants: a variant that gave out a total of 600, and a variant that gave out a total of 300.
==Loot Battle Matsuri ==
The Loot Battle Matsuri was introduced in Season 4. During this matsuri, players can partake in battles to earn increased rewards and have a random chance to earn exclusive items as rewards.
==Trivia==
* The events' name comes from matsuri (祭), a Japanese word for a festival or holiday. It is usually used to refer to local festivals in Japan.
* There has currently not been any IPPON Matsuris outside of Season 1. The reasons for this are not known.
Category:Events
Category:Season Pass