#manslayer

[simpin-shark]

Todays husbando is Himura Kenshin from the anime Rurouni Kenshin.

I just recently got back into watching the anime. I had a sudden urge to see it again and it just reminded me of how much I loved Kenshin. He’s such an amazing character.

Going from being the battosai, a manslayer, to a protective wanderer, the guilt of it all eating him inside. He’s just so thoughtful and caring. I feel like he would be so gentle, loving, and loyal to the woman he loves. A wonderful father to his future children.

He’s definitely a 10/10 on the husbando scale!

[mamangasick]

Fate/type Redline

TYPE-MOON Ryouji Hirano

[artofmisi]

jafar's mom came to live with him and she has adopted all his stupid stupid friends

[wallacepolsom]

Wallace Polsom, Hitokiri (2020), paper collage, 21.5 x 32.8 cm.

[soh-artz]

Kenshin is the lead character of the famous manga ‘Rurouni Kenshin’ (also known as ‘Samurai X’) written by Nobuhiro Watsuki. This was one of the animes which I watched when Animax channel first aired in India back in 2004, I feel so nostalgic!! And in no time this anime series became my favorite and till this date, to me, it’s one of the best anime series I’ve ever watched. I have a huge crush on Kenshin for like more than fifteen years now, not only because he’s shown as an invincible swordsman in this show but also his values and morals, his maturity, the tenderness he holds in his heart and how he always tried to protect everyone around him.

I learned a lot from this series, so I tried to draw him in my way… Hope you all will like it. Let me know what you think about it…

[gibsalad]

[dirty00s]

Megan Fox | Jennifer’s Body

[jollycooperationbrothers]

Dark souls II weapon durability

The general opinion is negative but I actually liked the choice to make weapon degradation actually something to think about. I've gone through areas and needed to switch weapon near the end of the route due to low durability and I think it makes you think about your weapon choice and actually encourages use of a second or even third weapon. It can be a pain but something has to rein in them katanas.

I think lower weapon durability adds more than it removes. Plus you can always stock up on repair powder so it's hardly the glaring issue that people make it out to be.

Thoughts?