#Gintama tsukuyo code#
#Gintama tsukuyo series#

#Gintama tsukuyo series#

The large and varied cast, episodic format, whacky humor, as well as the references to other popular series and Japanese culture, gives Gintama a distinct feel. It’s regarded that Gintama is the hardcore anime and manga fan’s best friend. You’ll like it if you love something funny! For the people haven’t seen this show, Gintama has some seasons/series so it looks a bit massive to begin but it worth start watching. Which space exactly? Please show Tsuki some respect.Name funny show? I give you Gintama. No time left to do the geometry for the space 76 25.76cm diamond-shaped Kunai would fill. That's more than 15 kilos of Kunai she is perfectly hiding behind her outfit.

She had no opportunity to refill during the episode, so she was wearing at least 76 Kunai at the start of the episode She launches a single Kunai at 18:23 (straight into Abuto's teeths) but 12 can be counted watching frame by frame starting at 18:19 - the sounds also kinda match this number (2 throws of 6 Kunai) Later at 18:18, 8th frame, she's shown launching 6 Kunai. Some moments later she launches 3 non-lethal Kunai before dispatching her girls Then Tsuky launches another 8 Kunai at Seita-kun (8 can be counted at 2:21 19th frame and 2:23 14th frame) Listening to the (slowed in Audacity) sound from 2:00 to 2:06 I could count approximately 48 Kunai sounds (conveniently, the number could match if Tsuky holds 8 Kunai per hand * 2 hands * 3 throws) at 1:58 Tsuky does three Kunai launching moves (noone else seem to be throwing kunai) Also legendary Tsuki x Gintoki kunai scene I worked on episode 140 because afaik it's the episode where Tsuki is at peak Kunai capacity. That would give ~186g for the standard Gintama Kunai (but I'll round to 200g at the very least, since the Gintama design is diamond-shaped, while the Karatermart design is hexagonal-shaped and made flatter to improve its capabilities as throwing knife) RL Karatemart ' heavy duty Kunai' length & weight are respectively 30.5cm & 220g So Gintama 'standard issue' Kunai would be ~25.76cm Tsukuyo canon height is 170cm(roughly ~21.25cm head) The 'classic' head-to-body ratio for an adult is 1/8 On screen, Tsukuyo's head-to-Kunai ratio is roughly 6.5/8. So instead I tried to figure out how many she could be hiding.

How many Kunai is Tsuki hiding behind her clothes ?īut the question is neither decent nor interesting. Sort By Flair HereĪnime Spoilers Manga Spoilers Discussion Announcement Media Official FanArt Title Spoilers Originalĭuring my recent rewatch a very dumb question struck me: Also, your account must be at least 2 days old to post. The above spoiler would show up like this:Īdd to your submission title to signify a spoiler.

#Gintama tsukuyo code#

Spoiler Code (/s 'Gintoki is a lazy bastard')

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Sorachi added the science fiction setting to develop characters to his liking after his editor suggested doing a historical series.read more Set in an Edo which has been conquered by aliens named Amanto, the plot follows life from the point of view of samurai Gintoki Sakata, who works as a freelancer alongside his friends Shinpachi Shimura and Kagura in order to pay the monthly rent. 'Silver Soul'), also known as Gintama, is a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Hideaki Sorachi and serialized, beginning on December 8, 2003, in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump.

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