Bleach, Part 3
Dude. Ukitake has swordchucks - check it out.
Two swords, attached by a funky rope thing. Swordchucks. It is shocking and it is glorious, although I may have trouble taking him seriously now.
Also, remember what I was saying two days ago about lack of girly ass-kickingness? Of course you do. It's just a scroll down the page for you; it's about forty eight hours past for me, and I remember it just fine. Anyway, I just want to say that Yoruichi and Soi Fong are goddesses - not Goddesses of Flash Animation or anything like that, they're just goddesses, even if Soi Fong's name is confusing due to all its various possible English spellings. It was worth the wait five million times over (especially since that wait was filled with lovely plot and characters and joy).
I mean, okay, the fight scene wasn't really anything special; it was kind of short and mediocre, but I'm lovin' the backstory. Plus, chicks kicking any ass at all gives my feminist heart vast amounts of joy.
Two swords, attached by a funky rope thing. Swordchucks. It is shocking and it is glorious, although I may have trouble taking him seriously now.
Also, remember what I was saying two days ago about lack of girly ass-kickingness? Of course you do. It's just a scroll down the page for you; it's about forty eight hours past for me, and I remember it just fine. Anyway, I just want to say that Yoruichi and Soi Fong are goddesses - not Goddesses of Flash Animation or anything like that, they're just goddesses, even if Soi Fong's name is confusing due to all its various possible English spellings. It was worth the wait five million times over (especially since that wait was filled with lovely plot and characters and joy).
I mean, okay, the fight scene wasn't really anything special; it was kind of short and mediocre, but I'm lovin' the backstory. Plus, chicks kicking any ass at all gives my feminist heart vast amounts of joy.