WW2 And Military Stuff Mostly

I havent seen 9 in forever man

"I miss 2D animation, 3D is so lifeless!"

No, no - from an avid and avowed lifelong 2D animation lover - what you miss is stylization.

Something animated to be "hyperrealist" isn't appealing to me anymore because it all starts to look very... samey. It'll age.

But if you have a proper sense of your style...

Sun Tzu is so fucking funny to me because for his time he was legitimately a brilliant tactician but a bunch of his insight is shit like "if you think you might lose, avoid doing that", "being outnumbered is bad generally", and "consider lying."

I need to see Ahrah from dust here immediately

Concept: cursed blade rehabilitation center. Destroying a sentient weapon is expensive and highly unethical, so adventurers bring them to the center where highly trained staff can care for them and eventually find them forever homes. It turns out most cursed weapons are products of trauma and are not strictly evil themselves. Some blades turn out to be fiercely protective companions. Others don't even want to be weapons at all, finding joy in simple work like blacksmithing or farming. Most blades just need to be loved.

The prototype of the Japanese Nakajima Ki-87 high-altitude fighter. Possibly the only flying prototype of the Ki-87 (serial number 8701), captured by the Americans at the IJAF base in Chofu.1945

@Destroye83 via X

Must’ve had a 500% booster active.

Let's cross No-Man's Land with Mama

Using it for its original purpose, technically.

The 120mm naval cannon on the Chi-Ha Long Gun was also used as an emplacement gun and on warships in a dual purpose (anti aircraft and anti boat) role.

BABY NEED KNIFE.