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Anime deaths are designed to crush your soul. It is like directors have grief counselors on payroll for maximum impact. Think about that one time (mad times) you were OD invested in a narrative arc and a character you loved (not even a main character) got merked out. You were all geeked out and then boom! You out here letting thug tears run down your face onto your hidden leaf bandana. Sometimes you have to reach out to friends to hold you down. That’s what we’re here for, to share the pain. Spoilers for DEATH NOTE, ONE PIECE, ATTACK ON TITAN, TRIGUN, NARUTO SHIPPUDEN, SAILOR MOON R THE MOVIE: PROMISE OF THE ROSE, CODE GEASS, FULL METAL ALCHEMIST: BROTHERHOOD, OUTLAW STAR, and PUELLA MAGI MADOKA MAGICA Frantz Nicholas D. Wolfwood (Trigun) “Cuz where I come from, so often People you grew up with are layin in a coffin”
Homie was a composite John Woo protagonist with a crucifix LMG filled with gats. Need I say more? *walks away from computer to compose himself* Wolfwood was the personification of grace bestowed upon a redemptive humanity in a dystopian setting. A beacon of mortality to balance out the schizophrenic antics of the immortal Vash the Stampede. Gats in a cross. Cool as Prince throwing a secret show in an igloo. He could smoke a cig, run a mile, and then smoke a bandit from 200 yards. All with the same cigarette. He took his L like a true gangsta, in a duel he won honorably, only to be cheated by fate. He walked it off, spoke to his mans one last time, said no…
YOU’VE REACHED YOUR LIMIT
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