Why are ninja stars so hard to draw?

The planets are much closer to Earth than stars, so they are brighter. Stars can be billions or trillions of times farther away.

Sometimes planets are often seen much brighter than stars. The easiest way to discern one from the other is planets don't 'twinkle,' while stars do.

A true ninja will wait and train to become even better. Making a fake enemy isn't a good option and would cause troubles. Patience is the ninja's virtue.

Focus on the power inside of you and practice your ninja skills in every spare moment.

It will make a melty mess, and you won't be able to see the design.

It is difficult to draw anything perfectly, and circles are no exception. If you want to draw better circles, it may be useful to trace something or invest in a...

Everything realistic is hard to draw at first. It takes practice to be able to draw properly.

The grid is used to properly position the stars in the flag of the United States of America.

Yes. If you make a modular ninja star like Jeremy Shafer's 16 point ninja stars, you could make enough pieces to make 50 points, although the ninja star would be...

I don't think it matters whether you fight Bowser before getting all the stars or not. As long as you have 120 stars when you defeat him, you'll get Luigi.