Upside-down scabbards is like.... a whole conversation. The short answer is; while it is pop culture convention that katana (and related Japanese swords) were always worn with the edge up, that's not strictly true at all. Edge-up requires the sword to be worn higher. In armor, or on horseback, it often makes sense to wear a sword slung lower, but then you have to wear it edge-down to draw it properly.Are his scabbards upside down too? Being on the wrong side really bugs me.
Ah thank you. So it's either go for accuracy or what I know from movies hehUpside-down scabbards is like.... a whole conversation. The short answer is; while it is pop culture convention that katana (and related Japanese swords) were always worn with the edge up, that's not strictly true at all. Edge-up requires the sword to be worn higher. In armor, or on horseback, it often makes sense to wear a sword slung lower, but then you have to wear it edge-down to draw it properly.
Samurai in armor, therefore, would have mostly worn the sword edge-down and that seems to be the case in historical photography.
It was the name, oddly.
“Annihilator” they felt was inherently violent.
Meh. Just pearls-clutching “won’t someone think of the children” Gingrich-era fear-mongering. Good thing we left all that behind . . .
And I want my Interrogator strictly 90s ARAH. One of the best Cobra designs in the entire line, and also a very important person in the Cobra hierarchy. I’d consider Interrogator more “necessary” to Cobra than a lot of more famous Cobra operators. He’s also arguably the scariest Cobra.
How do you feel about Overlord?
And thank God those people didn't see the Cobra La set.