A spartan of course because they went trough trainging of age 7 to 20.
Spartan In a fair fight, yes Spartan would win, but Ninjas don't fight fair.
Spartan, due to superior weaponry, armor, training, and physical fitness.
A Spartan because he has weapons and armor.
it is completely circumstantial you can't say that a ninja would kill a samurai every time and vice versa ninja and samurai fought all the time but the ninja wouldn't always win or lose same goes for the samurai
The spartan or viking. It would be a spartan because his armor is bronze while a viking's armor is steel. Spartans show no mercy also the vikings but spartand train much more so it is a spartan win
In ninjas vs spartan I say ninjas are sift and light in weight were as the spartan is not swift and has lots of weight. So the ninja can win the spartan by hitting running and hiding and hitting again but the spartan by chance can catch the ninja and killing it. Now the spartan 's weapons are not much try about the ninja so many weapons and many deadly moves. At the end think who is the winner. BUT I tell you that THE NINJA is the winner.
It all depends on the set-up. If it was a flat field and it was just the Spartan with his weapons and a Ninja on it's own, I am thinking that the Spartan would win. Spartans were the best warriors of all time.Sorry, but Ninjas are trained to walk without weaponsbecause they collect them from their targets as they go!The Controversy Rages On...
well a ninja would win because they are better trained and they knew martial arts and they also have superior weaponry. ****** In a fight between Genghis Khan and Ninja, Khan would win. Arrows from the recurve bow were deadly at 300 yards. Armor could not protect against them.
Answer 1:A Spartan would destroy a Knight. The movie 300 should answer thatAnswer 2:Unless it is a Jedi KnightAnswer 3:It would be tied, however, if it is a Jedi Knight and a Spartan from the Halo Universe.
spartan, obviously
a spartan would win as they have enchancements. p.s. Germans always loose
A spartan