Why do you suppose the Japanese never invented shields?
Why do you suppose the Japanese never invented shields?
Logan Hernandez
Tyler Russell
she's 52
Ayden Edwards
they did but for siege
Alexander Howard
don't care, still would
Joshua Harris
This is webm is spreading like wildfire, first on pol, then Any Forums, and now int
Levi Perez
SAUCE
Jackson Williams
Isn't illegal in america sexual encounters with minors of 60 years old?
Chase White
She instinctively turns the scabbard around instead of drawing the sword downwards with the cutting edge upwards, thereby leaving herself open and vulnerable to enemy attacks. She does not have the true samurai spirit.
But it looks cute.
Camden Williams
This is what American soldiers saw when they charged Iwo Jima.
Kevin Wright
I will breed japanese women to form a new hispanic-japanese race
Joseph Butler
i want to have a sword battle with her and cut her guts out :)
Caleb Price
The world doesn’t need or want more flips, yankanon
Ethan Ross
>this was Abe's bodyguard
this country is over
Nolan Sanchez
>She
Jason Lewis
I have a copy of this webm from like 2 years ago. Not sure why it suddenly got so popular though
Jaxson Lee
>Has
Levi Watson
She has no idea how to actually use that sword. Terrible draw.
.t Kenjutsu + Iaido
Matthew Russell
>she
David Ramirez
>A
Lincoln Cooper
there is no point
fire breathing techniques can cut through shields
William Ross
>Penis
David Torres
>the Japanese never invented shields?
u wot
Jayden Hall
>Japan
>BC400
Sorry, did you mean China?
Zachary Wilson
roffll
Levi Bailey
use her as a shield
Ryan Hernandez
japs were living in straw huts and using dirt roads well up until the early 20th century. not even joking.
Logan Smith
someone make a
>my ancestor...
meme out of this
Robert James
But man can she twirl
Leo Williams
SHIELDS BRING DISHONOUR
Kevin Stewart
They did during the earlier ages of their history as pointed out
They still did during the Samurai Period (1000s-1800s AD), except:
1) In the start of the period, your average lord's warriors were so few and each man had to perform any possible role required of him (i.e. as skirmishers, line fighters, ambushers, flankers, etc.) and as such, your average Japanese warrior was burdened with a lot of equipment. Your average bushi carried with him a polearm, his bow & quivers, and 2 swords. Their's nigh almost no room for a handheld shield there. So shields would only be brought in whenever they needed them like in sieges or some shit.
2) Later on in the 1400s-1500s when lords' armies balooned to the tens of thousands, which allowed Feudal Armies to have specialist
roles instead of having warriors do everything, Sengoku Era armies ascribed to the East Asian/Chinese Infantry doctrine of having shield bearers carry large shields to protect those without shields (i.e. Musketeers, Pikemen, Archers, etc).