What's that like?

The Hip-Hop/street culture of the nineties, in Edo-period Japan. The animation is incredible, the swordfights look very realistic and aesthetic at the same time. There's wackiness, action, feels and Tarantino-like alterations on real world history

Wanna link me the video of the best fight scene? Feeling a bit lazy atm lol

the best one is a major spoiler, but this one is really good www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6Kc_-q6PJc

That was a bit of a mindfuck O.O

Aight, going to take a look at it now

Why not just watch it and be wowed when you actually see it?

I do, but as I said, I'm being a lazy fuck right now so I might do it later on

No worries! Now you know something new :3

A friend of mine wears eyeliner, and sure, he gets some weird looks, but if he enjoys it, why the hell not?

To each his own, my friend. If you like it, then by God, you do it.

SO what if it's gay, do whatcha love man

Actually mens makeup is a thing now. Uncommon and somewhat frowned upon but it is starting to be more and more common.

True. You know, (and I'm not saying this as anything derogatory aimed towards you, just thought it was interesting,) the men also shaved their entire bodies and often wore more perfume than women. I guess the definition of manliness and beauty have changed quite a bit throughout the years, huh?

Theres a Laci Green video about that, its actually quite interesting.

Check out PBS Ideachannel's video on bronies. It's very interesting.

It kind of is seen as an "Emo" thing to do. Hell, if pulled off right, it can make anyone look cool.

Yes it is, it's " ばぁっ " not " ばぁつ "

Here is what a small tsu is used for at the end of a sentence:

"It's a glottal stop, similar to the usage you mentioned (あっ,もうっ). It signifies that the last mora is cut off abruptly. This can imply irritation (なんだよっ "What!") or excitement (大変だっ "It's terrible!"). In print, it's a little like adding an exclamation point to the end of the sentence."

It doubles the consonant sound when it's in the middle of a word

well, i'm not exactly experienced, but I had never seen it at the end of a word.

No worries! Now you know something new :3

Hi

Made me chuckle. Here's a .gif.

there's a thumb.

What a coincidence, so does mine

When it's a small tsu like that it's more like a cutoff

In this case: "Inai, inai, Ba!"

that's not a small tsu, and it's only before another syllable. What it does is double the consonant sound.

Yes it is, it's " ばぁっ " not " ばぁつ "

Here is what a small tsu is used for at the end of a sentence:

"It's a glottal stop, similar to the usage you mentioned (あっ,もうっ). It signifies that the last mora is cut off abruptly. This can imply irritation (なんだよっ "What!") or excitement (大変だっ "It's terrible!"). In print, it's a little like adding an exclamation point to the end of the sentence."

It doubles the consonant sound when it's in the middle of a word

well, i'm not exactly experienced, but I had never seen it at the end of a word.

No worries! Now you know something new :3

roughly "not here, not here, peekaboo!"

googled it, roughly means pee-ka-boo
thanks for the spelling!