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Also, the leotard, whilst offering little to no protection, follows the female ninja method called Kunoichi. In simple words, the wearer and its attire are so distracting that it makes it difficult for the target(s) to fight (especially against male combatants). Explicitly speaking, its almost impossible to fight when you're trying to keep a particular third leg from getting excited, making it detrimental for both sides - friend and foe cannot concentrate (unless they were female or gay).
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