cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22528155
I’ve known this for some time, but it’s nice to see this examined a bit.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22528155
I’ve known this for some time, but it’s nice to see this examined a bit.
Either that or a black hole depending on where you read.
Yes. It's called his stomach. It contains multiple dark gods.
I remember this video exploring the topic. Basically it seems plausible, but you'd need a different type of sheath/scabbard.
So I've heard. But this is just about a scabbard design. Would it be better to post mirror video links instead? Or maybe someone has a different channel source with a similar scabbard design...?
Yeah, that's the problem, before outing himself as a scumbag he did have some interesting things to show. Thankfully non of the stuff he said and showed is unique so we can just forget about than weasel
Who is it? I don't want to give them the benefit of a click if they don't deserve it, but feel compelled now to find out.
It is doable with certain length swords and a normal sheath. Link
The Witcher show tried to solved this with an open faced scabbard

Reminds me of one of my favorite moments from Vindland Saga
This is an amazing scene, I’ve never watched this anime.
This is actually the scene that motivated me to watch the show! Highly recommend it (the English dub on Netflix was pretty solid too). The second season has a big tonal shift, but it was beautifully done.
Adding it to my list?
Real scabbards generally have slots cut on the side to solve these kinds of problems.
https://youtu.be/RRFpHEFVmQ0?si=RvbdMyp226XWftCi
(Yes, I know the video is about curved swords, but it applies to straight ones too)
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Doesn't Kirby's mouth lead to another dimension?
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