Issho ni Ken no Shugyou wo Shita Osananajimi ga Dorei ni Natteita no de, S-Rank Boukensha no Boku wa Kanojo wo Katte Mamoru Koto ni Shita - Vol. 3 Ch…

[MangaDex]

 

[blablablub]

That really popped out of her boobies, huh?

 

[Miserys_End]

So that's where they were going with his. Does this mean the girls on the cover also have demonic swords shiethed in the jewelry that hangs between their breast, or just the Demon Sword of Lust?

 

[UncleBenny]

BOOB SWORD! BOOB SWORD! BOOB SWORD! BOOB SWORD!

 

[dexdoujinmanga]

The Shock Dragon that can use the Thu'um also appearing in Guilty Crown, huh...

 

[MrHanni]

The Horny Sword

 

[thycondrius]

The real question is: WIll the sword make the enemy cum to death?

 

[serialsly]

That really popped out of her boobies, huh?

Suddenly "Guilty Crown"

 

[inori_y]

he pulls a GC card huh

 

[whydidireadthis]

He just gotta unsheathe his sword from his wife.

 

[dowiet]

make up shit lets go !

 

[Amenohi]

Forgot Guilty Crown had the taking a sword out of the chest stuff. I think the first time I saw that from a non-eroge was from the Shining series. It's not that uncommon. That area on a woman's chest is the stuff of hopes and dreams for boys, after all.

 

[Me]

Forgot Guilty Crown had the taking a sword out of the chest stuff. I think the first time I saw that from a non-eroge was from the Shining series. It's not that uncommon. That area on a woman's chest is the stuff of hopes and dreams for boys, after all.

Utena was my first. I've seen it in a few mech animes too, it isn't limited to a woman's bosom.
Though Utena really pinned down the posing and style for the two-person sword draw. Everyone since has been drinking deeply from that cup.

A blade drawn straight from the heart bears a nice bit of visual symbolism. Though when Mazinkaiser does it, it just means someone's about to die violently.

...

Speaking of mech animes, Voltes Five is actually the earliest implementation of the concept that I know of, though it hadn't fully-formed yet. (It isn't where I FIRST saw it, but it's the earliest implemented example I know.)