I don't know what you're talking about. All I saw was a word with the font size jacked up and I went "rate as funny".
Unless he learns earlier, then by Camelot or Babylonia.
It does say that Artoria Lancer's plate has a purpose (for deflecting weapons when going fast enough).
If Shadversity is to be believed, it surprisingly isn't. TLDR:Swords aren't armor piercing tank shells.
Not even just in matter of aesthetic. What sound better to you, an armor that ensure you get to experience the full kinetic impact of your opponent's attacks or one that's build to deflect that kinectic energy ?
Wow this is extremely AU, either that or Ritsuka has no clue what he is talking about.
The primary issue with boobplate has nothing to do with its practicality in battle and everything to do with the practicality of forging and wearing it; how exactly is a blacksmith supposed to forge form-fitting metal boob shapes, and how comfortable actually wearing those would be (hint, not at all).
That is an issue with metal armor, though you could probably manage with boiled leather armour. That said, there is medieval art that... could be of women in armor with it moulded to their bodies a bit more? Though usually it is them in dresses over the armor, so maybe they wore some sort of harness to make it appear like there was something there.
I always believed that Mashu would look better with an arturian-style cuirass over what we actually get, so now you all get to indulge my headcanon. Neener neener.
It was often popular at various times to have the outer surface of armor slightly molded and painted so as to give the appearance of muscles and the like (ex; codpieces for pretending that you have a gigantic steel dong) but the actual inner surface of the armor didn't even remotely conform to the flesh beneath it anything like as closely as the outer appearance might suggest; you need to wear a fairly thick layer of padding between yourself and your armor to prevent chafing and to provide shock absorption, otherwise there's no real point to actually wearing the armor in the first place. The appearance of sculpted muscles and whatnot was just that; an appearance, nothing more.
Oh I agree with you on that. There are better ways to kill yourself.
...I believe that when Luvia named him that, she seriously thought that it was a proper, normal name. For a magus. Which isn't entirely incorrect.
"My family found him in a large crater in Norway. He calls himself Thor Odinson, and he's trying to find his hammer so that he can return home."
That's one handsome Thor. Gotta admit. Luvia struck gold.
He's literally named "Twilight of the Gods, Sulfur-Marsh Dweller". Of course it's going to sound like some shitty light novel character, who do you think writes the actual material that rakes in the big bucks for Type Moon?
Yup. Ignore the oily black hair, cold sneering eyes, and green-gold getup, that's totally Thor.
... I'm saying Luvia clearly gave birth to fucking Fenrir, so the dad's gotta be Loki. And while I am at it, plugging Best MCU Villain.
NOPE. Totally Tom Higgleston, he's the only male Loki allowed, fite me.
... I was gonna say he'd be too crude and bloodthirsty, but then I remembered "Oh Right, this is Loki." He'd totally be down to hang with Angra Mainyu.
Honestly, sounds like a name Flat would give to a kid.
.Honestly, sounds like a name Flat would give to a kid.
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Oh my god, Luvia and Flat fucked
Honestly, sounds like a name Flat would give to a kid.
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Oh my god, Luvia and Flat fucked
Svin can become a werwolf, but IIRC he's got an uber-crush on Grey. So either they friendzoned each other amicably, Luvia yoinked the boy so fast that Svin didn't register anything until he was holding a barking baby, or Svin decided to go ask Luvia out on a rebound.
