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Im the only one  that  Dororo and Hyakkimaru reminds them of Gon and Killua ?? they have one of the most beatiful relationships in anime.

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So this episode...

Was Kinda Disappointing, IDK

I love Dororo, I enjoyed so far the 18 episodes but the 19 was the worst (more than the 15 in my op) this show got me hyped because the nature of the series, not because the dark themes but because the anti-war theme,  is so interesting.I love Dororo and Hyakki as partners but I don’t like when they force things (like the love-jealous cliché stuff with the new girl and Dororo) man I hoppe MAPPA give us the best ending ever, these two totally deserve it.

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Dororo Crossover

Did you know that Dororo(Ozamu Tezuka) had a Crossover with Gō Nagai’s Dororon Enma-kun? In the manga, an adult Dororo and Enma-kun meet and work together to exterminate yōkai.

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Dororo is my drug for happiness,and sadness <3 lmao

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Grace Jones perform at Afropunk Festival located at Commodore Barry Park in New York City on August 21, 2015

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Cool women yet exists!

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SHE IS INCREIBLE <3

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Tura Satana was a Japanese-Scots-Irish-Native American actress and former dancer. At school she was constantly harassed for her large breasts and asian appearance, and at the age of 9 she was gang raped by 5 men walking home from school. None of her attackers were prosecuted (the judge was reportadley paid off) so Tura took it in her stride to take up martial arts and learnt Aikido and Karate and over the next 15 years tracked down each rapist and extracted her own revenge.  Not even a stint in reform school could stop this woman, she became the leader of a gang she started with the other students and in her words they “had leather motorcycle jackets, jeans and boots and kicked butt.”

She played Varla in Russ Meyer’s “Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!” in which she did all her own stunts and improvised most of the films best lines including a scene when a gas attendant stares at her breasts and says how he’d like to travel America to which Varla replies “You wont find it down there Columbus." 

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awesome women

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Lorenzo Alessandri

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wooww

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Blanka Dvorak…

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But how else can I get it?

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Dead girls are skinnier! on We Heart It.

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Lip Comarella  -  http://www.salonalpin.net  -  http://salonalpin.tumblr.com

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Lol

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do you think in the 1700s there were people who were like nah man Mozart’s a total sellout I only listen to peasants beating things with sticks it’s way more authentic

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I know this is a joke post but as a music major I can actually answer this with a resounding YES THIS HAS LITERALLY ALWAYS BEEN THE CASE

When the violin was invented people were pissing on its tone for being too loud and it lacking the ‘authenticity’ of the viola da gamba. People (especially French people) reacted to new Italian technologies like the freaking violin like Vivaldi was part of a heavy metal band– which would have been awesome, by the way.

Also, in the romantic period, literally every single symphony ever had a “pastoral” section where the strings are supposed to sound like bagpipes to imitate the pure, rural peasant life and reject the upper class for being too materialistic.

The long and short of it is music listeners have always been assholes and humanity is exactly the same way it was in the 1600s. Hell, when the REALLLY early French composers first heard the interval of a third (brought over from England) they were like “WHAT IS THIS DEVILRY, THE ONLY PURE INTERVALS ARE THE FOURTH AND FIFTH.” That’s right. The interval “do”-“mi” was too new age shit for them to handle.

Music history is amazing

[lardypoison-deactivated20150405]

do you think in the 1700s there were people who were like nah man Mozart’s a total sellout I only listen to peasants beating things with sticks it’s way more authentic

[sibyl-of-space]

I know this is a joke post but as a music major I can actually answer this with a resounding YES THIS HAS LITERALLY ALWAYS BEEN THE CASE

When the violin was invented people were pissing on its tone for being too loud and it lacking the ‘authenticity’ of the viola da gamba. People (especially French people) reacted to new Italian technologies like the freaking violin like Vivaldi was part of a heavy metal band– which would have been awesome, by the way.

Also, in the romantic period, literally every single symphony ever had a “pastoral” section where the strings are supposed to sound like bagpipes to imitate the pure, rural peasant life and reject the upper class for being too materialistic.

The long and short of it is music listeners have always been assholes and humanity is exactly the same way it was in the 1600s. Hell, when the REALLLY early French composers first heard the interval of a third (brought over from England) they were like “WHAT IS THIS DEVILRY, THE ONLY PURE INTERVALS ARE THE FOURTH AND FIFTH.” That’s right. The interval “do”-“mi” was too new age shit for them to handle.

Music history is amazing