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This ni*ga right here was gay for his friend since the beginning. Just like hours after the gender bender and he blushes with a simple "I'm gonna protect you" or "You're cute". There was something gae going on before dude, and I want to know it.
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Since there's no actual science on what would happen to one's sexual orientation if one's biological sex suddenly flipped polarities, I think the folks that are saying "He must have been gay for his friend" need to let it go. How do you know whether the rewrite that flipped him to her didn't do the same to his sexual orientation. If it does, then it probably would take a while to realize it, which would make the sudden cis het female reactions very confusing and embarrassing to a person who is still thinking of herself as cis het male.
I'm pretty sure that's the reasoning that the mangaka is using here. In short, the MC doesn't realize yet that her wiring has been changed in addition to her plumbing.
I'm pretty sure that's the reasoning that the mangaka is using here. In short, the MC doesn't realize yet that her wiring has been changed in addition to her plumbing.
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@Fushiginiku Yeah I think youre right, it's a pretty common trope in genderbend manga so its no surprise
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Alright lemme spit some straight facts about real life swords.
1. They're not heavy, infact they're only around a few hundred grams and the heaviest ones are probably a kilogram and a half or something.
2. They're not blunt unless they're training swords.
3. They're not slow to swing around.
4. Katanas are not the best cutters, those goes to the cutlass or the falchion.
5. Most of them can in fact cut through bones (nit just katanas)
6. Sword tips aren't shape like diamonds, they're actually more like a curved triangle all the way to the tip.
7. You don't cut yourself from just grabbing the sword (unless you were dragging your hands while grabbing it)
8. DnD sword types are mostly wrong, 2 handed swords can be both the long sword and great sword.
9. Greatswords are actually a few meters long.
10. Long swords aren't that long.
11. Short swords are usually short but not as short as the dagger.
12. Females can indeed use swords.
13. You're dumb if you made any mistakes on this and talk as if you're a professional about it.
14. Boardswords are the stupidest idea of swords aside from swords with thorns made of blades.
15. Whip swords actually exist but not in pieces.
1. They're not heavy, infact they're only around a few hundred grams and the heaviest ones are probably a kilogram and a half or something.
2. They're not blunt unless they're training swords.
3. They're not slow to swing around.
4. Katanas are not the best cutters, those goes to the cutlass or the falchion.
5. Most of them can in fact cut through bones (nit just katanas)
6. Sword tips aren't shape like diamonds, they're actually more like a curved triangle all the way to the tip.
7. You don't cut yourself from just grabbing the sword (unless you were dragging your hands while grabbing it)
8. DnD sword types are mostly wrong, 2 handed swords can be both the long sword and great sword.
9. Greatswords are actually a few meters long.
10. Long swords aren't that long.
11. Short swords are usually short but not as short as the dagger.
12. Females can indeed use swords.
13. You're dumb if you made any mistakes on this and talk as if you're a professional about it.
14. Boardswords are the stupidest idea of swords aside from swords with thorns made of blades.
15. Whip swords actually exist but not in pieces.
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@EnderWin Mostly Right except for these 2 points:
1. This is only right for normal long swords and arming swords, Bastard swords can easily go to about 2kg(still light enough that literally anyone could use it in combat, if they trained with it, even children), War Swords, can go as far as 5kg(which starts becoming very heavy but they are pretty big and bulky, so...), and Greatwords/2 handed swords can go anywhere from 2kg to 11kg
4. Katanas are not the best cutters, those goes to the cutlass or the falchion.
I both agree and disagree, Katana can be considered as the best cutter if you don't judge purely on cutting potential. Katanas are among the best cutters out there, but while Cutlasses and Falchions have even stronger cutting potential on their curved edges, a Katana's blade shares it's cutting pottential evenly throughout the blade.
You may not think this matters, but it means that a Katana remains dangerous at any range, while a cutlass and scimitar would lose some power at dagger range, and Longswords that are longer can barely cause any damage on their extra balde lenght unless they go for a stab, meaning for cutting potential their extra centimeters aren't worth crap and they'd have to enter Katana range for they weapons to actually damage their opponent.
As for the right points let me help you illustrate:
12. Females can indeed use swords.
They not only can, but in actual competitions there is no restrictions on their participation, they compete with men on even grounds(one of the few cases where this happens actually). This is possible because Blades are natural foce multipliers, which means that physical strength matters little in the weapon's cutting potential, Strength is only an advantage in that it allows you to use heavier weapons with ease, but that is not necessarily an advantage, because hitting the blade in the right edge alignment is what matters. Meaning, at the end of the day ability wins.
14.There's even worse ideas actually, such as those edgy swords with pointed guards that could potentially impale it's wielder's arm, imagine a broadsword with that and spikes in it's blade.
15. Which is a freaking shame, curse the law of physics for that.
1. This is only right for normal long swords and arming swords, Bastard swords can easily go to about 2kg(still light enough that literally anyone could use it in combat, if they trained with it, even children), War Swords, can go as far as 5kg(which starts becoming very heavy but they are pretty big and bulky, so...), and Greatwords/2 handed swords can go anywhere from 2kg to 11kg
4. Katanas are not the best cutters, those goes to the cutlass or the falchion.
I both agree and disagree, Katana can be considered as the best cutter if you don't judge purely on cutting potential. Katanas are among the best cutters out there, but while Cutlasses and Falchions have even stronger cutting potential on their curved edges, a Katana's blade shares it's cutting pottential evenly throughout the blade.
You may not think this matters, but it means that a Katana remains dangerous at any range, while a cutlass and scimitar would lose some power at dagger range, and Longswords that are longer can barely cause any damage on their extra balde lenght unless they go for a stab, meaning for cutting potential their extra centimeters aren't worth crap and they'd have to enter Katana range for they weapons to actually damage their opponent.
As for the right points let me help you illustrate:
12. Females can indeed use swords.
They not only can, but in actual competitions there is no restrictions on their participation, they compete with men on even grounds(one of the few cases where this happens actually). This is possible because Blades are natural foce multipliers, which means that physical strength matters little in the weapon's cutting potential, Strength is only an advantage in that it allows you to use heavier weapons with ease, but that is not necessarily an advantage, because hitting the blade in the right edge alignment is what matters. Meaning, at the end of the day ability wins.
14.There's even worse ideas actually, such as those edgy swords with pointed guards that could potentially impale it's wielder's arm, imagine a broadsword with that and spikes in it's blade.
15. Which is a freaking shame, curse the law of physics for that.
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